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More Kinders on school sites coming

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November 14, 2023
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Victorian families will save time and avoid the dreaded double drop-off thanks to the state government’s ‘Kindergartens on School Sites’ building program – with providers named for four new services opening in 2024.

Minister for Children Lizzie Blandthorn announced in November the service providers for four ‘Kindergartens on School Sites’ which are set to open across Victoria next year – giving more families access to a world-class local kinder, no matter where they live.

“We’re delivering an unprecedented investment in the first years of our children’s education, while making the transition to school easier for our littlest learners – helping give every Victorian child the best start to life,” Minister Blandthorn said.

“Families knows mornings can be the busiest time of day, that’s why we’re making school drop-offs faster and easier with more kinders on school sites right across the state.”

The new service providers will be located at:

Roxburgh Park Primary School – Northern Schools Early Years Cluster

Willmott Park Primary School – Uniting (Victoria and Tasmania) Limited

Kyabram P-12 College – Shine Bright

Quarters Primary School – Early Childhood Management Services

These four kinders will deliver an additional 363 kindergarten places for local families – ensuring all kids can get the education they need, close to home.

This program is about making kinder easier to access, making drop-off and pick-up easier for parents and providing a smoother transition from kindergarten to school for children.

As part of the $14 billion Best Start, Best Life reforms, the government is making sure every new primary school has a kindergarten on-site or next door, with 12 new kinders opening in 2024 across the state.

The Victorian 2023/24 Budget invested an additional $1.2 billion to build, expand and modernise around 145 kindergartens – supporting the delivery of 15 hours of free Three-Year-Old Kindergarten each week by 2029 and 30 hours of free Pre-Prep each week by 2032.

“Parents in Roxburgh Park will have access to a bigger range of world-class kindergartens for their children, with the brand new kinder located at Roxburgh Park Primary School helping to give local kids the best start in life and make their transition to school so much easier,” Member for Greenvale Iwan Walters said.

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