Gloryland Early Learning Mitcham

• Praise progress: celebrate improvements and excellence.

• Act justly: uphold integrity, justice and accountability.

• Love mercy: show compassion, kindness and forgiveness.  

• Walk humbly: with teamwork, respect and teachability.

• Give glory: to God, who gives us all things good.

• Regular excursions and incursions

• Music program

• Sports program

• Mandarin language program

• School readiness program

• Sustainability program

Gloryland Mitcham is a family-owned business, who are passionate about children's care. They seek to develop a love of learning in the children and have a strong focus on developing relationships with the families and communities around them.

They offer a complimentary orientation session to help families settle into the centre and become familiar with the educators.

Even when the day gets tough, the team makes it all better with their support, most importantly with their jokes and laughter!

Kim - Educator

The team is amazing; we support each other. There is lots of laughter.

Jeannette - Educator

The team spirit is amazing.

Lauri - Educator

The team is great and are very supportive.

Usha - Educator

Management have kind-hearted souls; I respect them a lot! It's the way they take care of staff & children, it's just marvellous.

Deepika - Educator

At Gloryland Mitcham, the children are involved in the process of food preparation, and are exposed to whole food education, which helps to develop a greater appreciation for what they eat. All meals and snacks are prepared in-house, with a menu created in partnership with Mandy Sacher from the Wholesome Child, Nourish Program. 

The seasonal menu offers a range of fresh fruit and vegetables accompanied with recipes that are aimed at expanding children’s palate and interest in a diverse range of food. The centre encourages the children to engage with a range of cooking experiences that also teach children about different cultures. 

Children learn self-help skills by serving their own drinks and putting their cups/bowls away on the trolley when they have finished their food.  Everyone sings a Grace song before mealtimes, and educators will interact with the children during mealtimes, creating a friendly, sociable atmosphere while discussing the importance of healthy eating and table manners. Educators will role model good eating habits and encourage children to try food that they may be unfamiliar with.