ABOUT
Our Philosophy
Children engage their learning through connection with their environment and loose parts utilising the theories of Reggio Emilia. Our outdoor areas will be accessed around the year regardless of weather. Further children will be allowed to engage in risky play, families will be informed of this on enrolment. Risky play is essential to children’s ability to develop and grow and learn limits, try challenges and become resilient. Avenue Early Learning believes that children are confident, capable and unique leaders. It is the children that will direct their learning. Children will be encouraged to partake in all aspects of their routine including where possible preparation of meals, setting up of rooms, meal times and creating the program.
Children engage their learning through connection with their environment and loose parts utilising the theories of Reggio Emilia and Steiner. Educators will engage in Montessori style direct teaching when children are required to learn a specific skill set. Our outdoor areas will be accessed around the year regardless of weather. Further children will be allowed to engage in risky play, families will be informed of this on enrolment. Risky play is essential to children’s ability to develop and grow and learn limits, try challenges and become resilient. Avenue Early Learning believes that children are confident, capable and unique leaders. It is the children that will direct their learning. Children will be encouraged to partake in all aspects of their routine including where possible preparation of meals, setting up of rooms, meal times and creating the program.
APPROACH
Our focus is on a strong social and emotional development of children
Avenue Early Learning will engage in local community events, we will build strong ties with local primary schools to assist the transition from education and care service into primary school.
ABOUT
Who we are
Avenue Early Learning is a proprietary company (Pty Ltd) owned and operated by Susanne Forbes. Susanne has a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and has worked in the childcare industry for over 15 years, she has two children of her own aged 18 and 21.
Susanne has lived and worked in the south-east area for 15 years understanding the particular needs and challenges families in this area face. Susanne has worked across all areas of childcare engaging in work as a casual educator for agencies, working for single propriety companies, large profit companies and large non-for-profit companies. Susanne has worked across all age groups running various programs for children as well as working as an Educational Leader and Assistant Director before becoming a Centre Director.
Susanne has extensive expertise across a range of programs and learning styles. Susanne has experience working as a treasurer for Bonbeach Lifesaving Club having been involved with the lifesaving club for over 15 years. Susanne created strong community ties and a deep appreciation of engaging with the community. Working across different companies has given Susanne extensive understanding of running centres across different companies.
Susanne is taking this knowledge and her extensive understanding of child development to offer a truly supportive environment for the children and educators. Focus will be on developing children socially and emotionally through risky play and outdoor engagement. Educators will spend their time actively engaged with children taking the pressure off taking photos, low staffing numbers will mean better outcomes for children.
SERVICES
Avenue Early Learning is a childcare education setting offering place to children aged 6 weeks - 5 years (school age). We offer funded kindergarten program throughout the year.
Avenue Early Learning is seeking investors.
We are offering 1 share of the company profits for $20,000.
Reasons to invest in childcare
(in place of Strength that speaks for itself):
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The Rise of Childcare Investments
Childcare, once seen as a mere service for working parents, has transformed into a booming industry. With the increasing number of dual-income households, the demand for quality childcare services has skyrocketed.
02
Historical Perspective on Childcare
In the past, families often relied on relatives or neighbours for childcare. However, as society evolved and urbanization took over, the need for organized childcare centres became evident. These centres provided not just care but also early education, shaping the young minds for a brighter future.
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Why Childcare is a Lucrative Investment
The numbers don't lie. The childcare industry is worth billions and continues to grow. With parents willing to pay a premium for quality services, investing in childcare can yield impressive returns. Moreover, it's not just about money; it's about making a lasting impact on the next generation.
04
Invest in Childcare:
The Modern Goldmine
Childcare is no longer a sideline business. It's a full-fledged industry with immense potential for growth and profitability.
05
Economic Benefits of Childcare Investments
Investing in childcare can boost local economies. It creates jobs, supports working parents, and ensures a skilled future workforce. Furthermore, childcare centres often source local products, further aiding the community.
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Social
Impact and Community Development
A quality childcare centre can transform a community. It becomes a hub for parents, fosters relationships, and provides children with a safe and nurturing environment.