i.6 weeks – 2 years
Storystarters
Secure relationships, sensory exploration and early development.
Programs
The right room for your child
Four rooms from 6 weeks to 6 years, each named for a chapter of your child's story. Use the room guide, or compare every room below.
The four rooms
ii.2 – 4 years
Storymakers
Language, social connection and imaginative play.
iii.4 – 6 years
Storytellers
Creativity, early literacy and numeracy, and collaboration.
iv.Year before school
School Readiness
School routines, independence and foundational learning for Kindergarten.
Compare the rooms
| Room | Ages | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Storystarters | 6 weeks – 2 years | Secure relationships, sensory exploration, early development |
| Storymakers | 2 – 4 years | Language, social connection, imaginative play |
| Storytellers | 4 – 6 years | Creativity, early literacy and numeracy, collaboration |
| School Readiness | Year before school | School routines, independence, foundational learning |
Room ages overlap a little; we decide each move with you.
A day at Storybrooke
A typical day
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She's becoming confident. She's now learning to read, which is something I've been trying at home. [Educator names being checked] have been working so hard with her on reading and writing, so she's ready for school next year.
He always mentions the other children's names at home, and the toys and the storytelling here. He's very excited, and he keeps talking much more. I noticed this after he'd been here for a few weeks.
I saw a lot of changes in my son in terms of his social engagement with other kids. At his age, two and a half, it was about making sure he can get along with other kids, be playful with them, and be happy learning new experiences.
What parents notice
The changes parents noticed
Three parents describe what they've seen in their children. Every child is different.
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