Question 1

What are your opening hours and how do I book a tour?

Accepted Answer

We’re open Monday to Friday; call (08) 6119 3716 or email admin@read2growdayton.com.au to confirm current hours and book a tour. You can also use the “Book a tour” button on our website to arrange a convenient visit.

Question 2

Where is Read 2 Grow — Dayton located and which areas do you serve?

Accepted Answer

Our centre is at 158 Coast Road, Dayton, WA 6055. Families commonly come from Dayton and nearby suburbs including Aveley, Ellenbrook, Midland, Guildford, The Vines and surrounding Swan Valley areas.

Question 3

What age groups and programs do you offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer tailored programs for Babies (Babies 1 & 2), Toddlers (Toddlers 1 & 2), Pre-Kindy and Kindy. Each room follows an age-appropriate routine that balances play-based learning, multi-sensory activities and early-literacy development.

Question 4

What is your curriculum and do you teach phonics?

Accepted Answer

Our structured curriculum focuses on early literacy, social-emotional development and school readiness delivered through play. We use a Jolly Phonics–aligned approach with daily multisensory phonics activities, songs and small-group learning to build strong foundations in reading and language.

Question 5

How do I enrol and what documents are required?

Accepted Answer

To enrol, contact admin@read2growdayton.com.au or call (08) 6119 3716 to check availability and receive enrolment forms. Typical documents include completed enrolment form, immunisation history statement, emergency contacts, medical action plans (if applicable) and proof of identity/address.

Question 6

How do you manage health, allergies and safety?

Accepted Answer

We follow the Education and Care Services National Regulations and maintain detailed health, hygiene and emergency policies. For children with allergies or medical needs we create individual medical action plans, train staff in response procedures, and enforce strict medication and food-safety protocols. Policies are available to read at reception.

Question 7

Are you eligible for Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and how can you help with fees?

Accepted Answer

Families may be eligible for the Australian Government Child Care Subsidy (CCS). Provide your CCS details during enrolment; our admin team can guide you through claiming processes and paperwork but families should confirm eligibility and entitlements with Services Australia.

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Crossing the Midline: Why Bilateral Integration Is the Hidden Key to Early Reading and Writing Readiness

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