Bush Kidz Brassall
child care centre
Bush Kidz Blacksoil
child care centre
Who We Are
Nature-Based Learning, Tailored to Every Child
Bush Kidz Brassall
“A fantastic centre. My kids have thrived and developed so much since starting here.”
Damini G
Bush Kidz Blacksoil
“Highly recommend, amazing and caring staff, beautiful learning environments indoors and out”
Tracey M
The Bush Kidz Difference
Discover what makes us a trusted choice for families — a place where children learn, play, and grow in a nurturing, nature-rich environment.
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Nature-Based Learning
Outdoor adventures that spark creativity and build a love for nature.
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On-Site Farm Animals
Hands-on experiences with friendly farm animals for real-life learning.
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Educator-Led Curiosity
Qualified educators guiding exploration, discovery, and growth.
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Fresh Meals & Nutrition
Healthy, freshly prepared meals to fuel active, growing minds.
Ready to Explore Our Centres?
Book a private tour at either of our welcoming centres and discover the Bush Kidz difference.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age can my child start childcare?
Children can usually start childcare from 6 weeks of age up to 5 years old. Our centre provides age-appropriate programs for babies, toddlers, and preschool children. Each room is designed to support your child’s developmental stage, ensuring safe care, learning, and emotional growth from infancy through to kindergarten readiness.
What makes nature-based childcare different?
Nature-based childcare focuses on outdoor learning, exploration, and hands-on experiences in natural environments. Children engage with nature through outdoor play, gardening, and sensory activities, which helps improve confidence, creativity, physical health, and problem-solving skills. This approach also supports emotional wellbeing and a stronger connection with the environment.
How do I enrol my child?
You can enrol your child by contacting our centre directly, booking a tour, and completing an enrolment form. Our team will guide you through availability, required documents, and orientation. Early enrolment is recommended, as places can fill quickly depending on age group demand.
Do you provide meals?
Yes, we provide healthy, nutritious meals and snacks prepared according to children’s dietary needs and nutrition guidelines. Meals are designed to support healthy growth and development. We also accommodate allergies and special dietary requirements.
What are your opening hours?
Our childcare centre is typically open Monday to Friday from early morning to late afternoon to support working families. Exact opening and closing times may vary, so please contact us directly for current hours.
Do you offer government subsidy?
Yes, eligible families can access the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) provided by the Australian Government. This subsidy helps reduce childcare fees based on your family’s income, activity level, and eligibility. Our team can help you understand and apply for CCS.
How do I book a tour?
You can book a tour by calling our centre, submitting an enquiry through our website, or contacting us via email. Tours allow you to meet educators, view facilities, and learn about our programs before enrolling.
How long is the waitlist?
Waitlist times vary depending on your child’s age group and required days. Some rooms may have immediate availability, while others may have a waitlist. We recommend joining the waitlist early to secure your preferred start date.
What qualifications do educators have?
Our educators hold recognised early childhood education qualifications, including Certificate III, Diploma, or Bachelor degrees. All staff are trained in child safety, first aid, and early learning frameworks to ensure high-quality care and education.
Do you offer kindergarten program?
Yes, we offer a government-approved kindergarten program designed to prepare children for school. The program focuses on literacy, numeracy, social skills, and emotional development, helping children transition confidently to primary school.
How many days per week should children attend daycare?
Most experts recommend at least 2–3 days per week so children can build routines, relationships, and learning consistency. Regular attendance helps improve social development, confidence, and learning outcomes.
Is outdoor play safe for young children?
Yes, outdoor play is carefully supervised and conducted in safe, secure environments. Outdoor activities support physical development, coordination, and mental wellbeing. Educators ensure children are protected through supervision, safety procedures, and age-appropriate equipment