A nurturing, nature-based early learning environment where children can grow, create, move, explore and connect.
At Little Bush Village, children are supported through nurturing, nature-based learning experiences that encourage creativity, confidence, wellbeing, curiosity and connection.
Our programs are designed to meet children at each stage of their early learning journey. From babies through to kindy, each room provides a safe, caring and engaging environment where children can learn at their own pace.
Each room at Little Bush Village is thoughtfully designed to support children’s age, stage and individual needs. Families can explore each room below to learn more about the learning environment, age group and educator-to-child ratio.
Age group
6 weeks to12 months
Educator ratio
One educator to three children
The Koalas room provides a calm, nurturing and secure environment for babies and younger children aged 6 weeks to 12 months.
Educators support each child’s individual routine, including sleep, feeding, comfort and play. The program focuses on building trust, confidence, early communication and sensory exploration through gentle, age-appropriate experiences.
Children are encouraged to explore their surroundings safely through music, movement, outdoor play, nature-based discovery and meaningful interactions with caring educators.
Age group
1 to 2 years
Educator ratio
One educator to three children
The Koalas room provides a calm, nurturing and secure environment for babies and younger children aged 1 to 2 years.
Educators support each child’s individual routine, including sleep, feeding, comfort and play. The program focuses on building trust, confidence, early communication and sensory exploration through gentle, age-appropriate experiences.
Children are encouraged to explore their surroundings safely through music, movement, outdoor play, nature-based discovery and meaningful interactions with caring educators.
Age group
2 to 3 years
Educator ratio
One educator to three children
The Wombats room supports toddlers as they become more independent, curious and confident.
At this stage, children are developing language, social skills, movement and self-help skills. Educators provide a warm and encouraging environment where children can explore, make choices, build friendships and take part in play-based learning.
Daily experiences may include music and movement, outdoor play, sensory activities, early problem-solving, storytelling, creative arts and nature-based exploration.
Age group
3 to 3.5 years
Educator ratio
One educator to six children
The Possums room supports children as they prepare for their kindy years.
Children are encouraged to build confidence, independence, communication skills and positive relationships with others. The program includes a balance of guided learning, child-led play, outdoor exploration and hands-on experiences.
Educators support children to ask questions, solve problems, express their ideas and take part in creative, social and nature-based learning.
If your child turns 4 on or before June 30, they can start kindy that year. If they turn 4 on July 1 or later, they will start kindy the following year.
Age Requirements & Enrolment.
Age group
3.5 to 6 years
Educator ratio
One educator to eight children
The Roos room is designed for kindy-aged children preparing for their next stage of learning.
Children are supported to build confidence, independence, resilience and school-readiness skills through meaningful play and structured learning experiences. The program encourages curiosity, creativity, problem-solving, communication and social connection.
Educators guide children through nature-based learning, group projects, creative arts, STEM activities, cultural learning and daily routines that help them feel ready for the transition to school.
If your child turns 4 on or before June 30, they can start kindy that year. If they turn 4 on July 1 or later, they will start kindy the following year. https://earlychildhood.qld.gov.au/kindy/age-requirements-and-enrolment
Our daily fee includes a range of enriching experiences, quality care, and essential daily inclusion to support your child’s learning, wellbeing and development.
$180 / DAY
(Food is complimentary)
To help your child have a wonderful day, please pack:
We’re excited to introduce these improvements and continue providing an enriching, nurturing environment for every child.
Explore our nature-inspired learning environment and see how we support children to feel calm, capable, connected and confident.
Indoor and Outdoor Play
Children can move between indoor and outdoor play throughout the day. Outdoor play continues in most weather conditions, including light rain, as we believe rainy days can be just as fun and enriching. Please pack a few extra sets of spare clothes and an extra jumper during the cooler months.
Artist in Residence
Our in-house Artist in Residence, Laura Crane, provides engaging creative experiences for children through both small and large group sessions.
Yoga for Kids
Daily in-house yoga sessions are offered across all age groups, supporting movement, balance, mindfulness and wellbeing.
Bush Kindy
Our nature-based Bush Kindy program gives children opportunities to explore, learn and connect with the natural environment.
Centre Closures
The centre is closed each year from 25 December to 3rd January, inclusive. During this closure period, families receive a 25% discount. The centre is also closed on all public holidays, with a 25% discount.
Holiday Discount
Families are eligible for a 25% holiday discount for up to four weeks per calendar year.
The number of discounted days is calculated according to your child’s permanent booking schedule. For example, a child attending four days per week is entitled to 16 discounted days per calendar year.
Holiday discount days may be used for public holidays; however, these days will be deducted from your annual holiday discount allowance.
All holiday discount requests must be submitted in writing with at least two weeks’ notice.
Our team can help you understand which room best suits your child’s age, stage and needs.
Across all rooms, children take part in meaningful learning experiences that support the whole child.
Our broad program encourages creativity, movement, wellbeing, discovery, cultural understanding and community connection. These experiences are woven into everyday routines, group activities, outdoor play and special projects.
Wild Makers fosters the inner creative of each child and leads them freely through the journey of exploring a range of different mediums. We will be exploring watercolours, clay, print-making, sculpture, weaving, painting, threading, building and beyond—all in synchronicity with the seasons. The program is led by our Artist in Residence Laura Crane who specialises in observing and translating moments and meaning.
Studies show the value of a holistic approach on the development of learning capabilities, and we have intentionally included this in our programs. We include daily a combination of mindfulness, story-telling, meditation, yoga, affirmations, grounding techniques, gratitude and self-regulation skills, across all age groups.
We nurture healthy bodies and minds through yoga, mindfulness, cooking and gardening.
Our garden-to-table approach helps children learn about self-care, nutrition and the joy of fresh food. Children are encouraged to understand where food comes from, take part in simple cooking experiences and build positive habits from an early age.
Our thoughtfully designed nature space naturally teaches the importance of caring for our environment, allowing children to ground themselves in the beauty and rhythms of life’s seasons. Mindfully we engage our little villagers in our outdoor paddock to plate garden program and concepts such as composting, worms, bees, seasons, life cycles, sustainability, farming, harvesting, water, energy, pollination and foraging. Children learn and grow their skills in these areas working with our environment and growing our future earth keepers.
Children strengthen empathy, confidence and belonging through community engagement, cultural events and caring for others.
Families are true partners in this journey. We value strong relationships with families and the wider community, helping children understand kindness, connection and their place in the world around them.
Children learn to respect and value diversity by engaging in cultural days, storytelling, music and food experiences.
These moments broaden their worldview and strengthen their sense of belonging. Through shared celebrations and inclusive learning experiences, children are supported to appreciate different traditions, backgrounds and ways of life.
We also celebrate special moments such as birthdays, Christmas and Easter in a thoughtful and age-appropriate way.
Discover how Little Bush Village supports your child’s learning, development and wellbeing through nurturing care and meaningful early learning experiences.
