Story House Early Learning Noble Park

I’m thrilled to join the team at Story House Noble Park. Looking back at my foundations in my early learning career, I completed Advance Diploma Community Sector Management and Diploma of Children’s Service, I also completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing UK. Ever since I joined the Early Learning Sector, I developed a great passion to work with children and families, Children bring you so much joy, love, and peace, the one career that keeps a smile on your face.

Having worked with all age groups, and completing 14 years in the sector, I have seen every facet of early learning from being an Educator, Educational Leader, Assistant Director, and Centre Director. It has been an incredible journey helping centres grow from meeting to exceeding in many areas and to help families navigate the early years for their children.

My teaching style is driven by respecting each child no matter what cultural background, listening to each child’s voice, parent participation and strong connections to our community values.

The best part of my job as Service Manager is to mentor other educators and be committed to role model positivity within the team, in order that they will in turn help children establish the building blocks for a successful lifetime of learning.

I am glad to work with a passionate team of educators who believe in allowing children to develop skills in their own time through engaging, inspiring, challenging, supportive and fun learning programs. Many of our educators are bi-lingual and bring forth a variety of qualifications and experience to the team.

I am committed to providing a personalized experience for families and children from when they arrive at our Centre until they leave. We welcome them with a warm smile and greeting on arrival, and I am always happy to listen, chat and offer advice. We at Story House Noble Park look forward to embarking on this wonderful journey with you and your child.

Story House Early Learning Noble Park understands that promoting children’s nutrition and health is an important aspect of providing a quality child care and early education service.  It is crucial that children are offered healthy, nutritious meals throughout the day and enjoy social, positive mealtime experiences and discussions as part of their overall growth, development and knowledge.

The centre’s menu is prepared by a professionally qualified centre cook in consultation with families, educators, the children and recognised authorities such as Nutrition Australia. The centre can accommodate individual dietary requirements due to family preferences, cultural background, allergies or food intolerances, by working closely and in consultation with families to make sure individual children’s needs are met. 

A positive attitude towards healthy eating is embedded into the curriculum and daily routines, for instance with their  interactive cooking classes; menu development; discussion of food choices; explaining the role of food and culture; educators modeling healthy eating; and making meal times a pleasant, social occasion.