Sturt Street Early Learning
Overview
Sturt Street Early Learning is a privately owned early childhood centre set on Sturt Street in Alfredton. The centre welcomes children from six weeks right through to school age, providing a warm, purpose-built environment designed for learning and play. Families in the Alfredton area appreciate the centres architecturally designed spaces, natural outdoor play areas, and the focus on creating a genuine sense of community.
The team at Sturt Street Early Learning is made up of qualified, experienced educators who work closely with families to ensure each child feels secure, happy and engaged. Open from early morning until the evening on weekdays, the centre offers flexibility for working parents and a consistent place for children to grow, learn, and make friends.
What Sturt Street Early Learning offers
Early childhood education for children aged six weeks to school age
Long day care with extended hours
Nutritional meal program
Stimulating learning studios and outdoor play areas
Community engagement activities
Location
1853-1857 Sturt St, Alfredton VIC 3550
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Families love Sturt Street Early Learning for its warm, welcoming community and long?standing, consistent educators who build strong relationships with children and parents. Reviewers highlight the beautiful, spacious centre with excellent outdoor spaces, a calm, safe environment and engaging programs that help kids learn, grow and transition smoothly to school. Parents praise the high quality care, approachable communication with regular updates, and a strong sense of belonging that makes drop?offs easier.
Popular features mentioned include the nutritious food, engaging curriculum and activities, kinder program, weekly Hey Dee Ho music sessions, take?home snacks, theme days and visits from outside providers. Several reviewers mentioned Annabel and Tahlia for being incredibly helpful and supportive on the admin side. Overall, parents feel their children thrive here and wouldnt hesitate to recommend the centre.