Wombat's Room
The year language takes off and the first real friendships begin.
Finding their independence
Wombat’s Room is a busy, hands-on space built for two- and three-year-olds who are finding their independence.
Open-ended resources, safe climbing and movement areas and inviting play zones encourage children to explore, experiment and make sense of the world around them.
Educators provide responsive guidance and nurturing support as children build language, social connections and self-help abilities. Daily experiences promote active play, problem solving and emotional development, while consistent routines and a secure environment help each child feel confident, capable and supported as they learn and grow.
Busy hands, busy minds
Language that takes off
Conversations, songs and stories all day — this is the year vocabulary explodes.
Sharing and turn-taking
Educators sit alongside the tricky moments, coaching children through them.
Problem solving through play
Open-ended materials that ask children to try, fail and try a different way.
Doing it themselves
Self-help skills practised daily, with just enough help and no more.
Wombat's Room in photos
Where they go next
Wallabie's Room
3–4 years · curious explorers, with literacy and numeracy woven in.
Outdoor Spaces
Sandpit, pirate ship and water bridge — shared by every room.
Come and see Wombat's Room
Book a tour and meet the educators who would care for your child — or join the waitlist to secure a place.