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Philosophy

Our Centre:

• Aims to provide a warm and nurturing environment which provides opportunities for children to grow in their skills, abilities, relationships and feelings of self worth.

• Supports high quality child care, incorporating the fundamental principles of the

      Belonging, Being and Becoming: the Early Years Learning Framework for Australia

• Acknowledges and respects the uniqueness of each child and their families.

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A Day at Bright Sunshine

At Bright Sunshine Children Centre, our daily routines are well planned by professional early years educators, base on Early Years Learning Framework and the National Quality Standards. They include planned and spontaneous activities, with both structured play and free play.


At Bright Sunshine Children Centre, our daily routines are guided by the six principles of the National Quality Framework for children’s services:

  • The rights and best interests of the child are paramount

  • Children are successful, competent and capable learners

  • Equity, inclusion and diversity underpin the framework and everything we do

  • Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures are valued

  • The role of parents and families is respected and supported

  • Best practice is expected in the provision of education and care services

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The Curriculum

Our curriculum is developed base on the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and reviewed regularly by early childhood educators and external expert consultant. The focus of this curriculum is to achieve the five learning outcomes:

  • Children have a strong sense of identity

  • Children are connected with and contribute to their world

  • Children have a strong sense of wellbeing

  • Children are confident and involved learners

  • Children are effective communicators


This curriculum is guided by observation of individual child and frequent interaction with families. Our service is focus on learning, creativity, arts and music, included in your fees, and carried out by trained educators.

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The National Quality Framework

Bright Sunshine Children Centre adheres to the National Quality Framework (NQF), which provides a national quality standard to ensure high quality and consistent early childhood education and care across Australia. Service management is striving every effort towards the operation and delivery of the seven quality areas:

  1. Educational program and practice

  2. Children’s health and safety

  3. Physical environment

  4. Staffing arrangements

  5. Relationships with children

  6. Collaborative partnerships with families and communities

  7. Leadership and service management

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Quality Improvement Plan is developed and constantly reviewed by educators and service management to reflect their observations, practices, interaction with children and their families, and new knowledge in children’s development. Families are invited to participate in the Childcare Centre Advisory Committee for inputs, which will contribute to our Quality Improvement Plan.

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