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Sunbury is a city located on the northwestern fringe of Melbourne’s urban area, which has many shops, parks and a big focus on community spirit. We are excited to be part of the thriving Sunbury community and offer early education to families who need it most.
At Aspire, our centre hosts a range of community events, internal celebrations and cultural programs throughout the year for our families. These events ensure the children can be part of the community throughout their entire early learning journey.
Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten Redstone, Sunbury is an upcoming childcare centre in Melbourne’s north-west. It is located within Club Redstone, a new exclusive community hub in Redstone Estate. Situated in the heart of Sunbury, Aspire Redstone is close to parklands, scenic walking trails and other future amenities, making it a vibrant setting for families to enjoy.
Aspire Redstone childcare centre provides nurturing and friendly learning environments for children aged six weeks to six years old. Enquire Now at our brand-new centre today!
Incursions play a large role in the development and growth of each child. Aspire Redstone, Sunbury incorporates incursions to align with Aspire’s curriculum, as well as the interests of the children. Incursions on topics such as tiny mini beasts and insects, first aid, sports, and talented magicians and face painters are frequent inclusions.
At Aspire Redstone, Sunbury, our in-centre chef prepares fresh and nutritious meals every day, guided by the Australian Dietary Guidelines. Our approach to food focuses on variety, balance, and mindful eating to support children’s healthy growth and development.
We focus on variety, balance and whole foods with each meal containing vegetables, fruit, whole grains, lean proteins and dairy. Our chefs also make mealtimes special, whether it’s baking a birthday cake or preparing a festive spread to celebrate an occasion. Food is a meaningful and joyful part of our community.
Our Sunbury childcare is staffed by a team of experienced and fully qualified educators who are committed to providing the best possible care for every child. Guided by the Early Years Learning Framework and Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework, our teachers closely collaborate with families and offer every child the opportunity to succeed.
Aspire Redstone, Sunbury will feature six purpose-built indoor rooms and spacious outdoor areas supporting children’s development from six weeks to six years old. Each room is filled with high-quality educational toys, books, crafts, and imaginative play experiences, ensuring endless opportunities for discovery and fun every day!
Our service is a state-of-the-art facility with beautiful indoor and outdoor environments for children to learn and grow in. We have a beautiful, architecturally designed outdoor space that connects seamlessly with our indoor rooms. This makes it easy for children to move between the indoor and outdoor spaces, supporting a holistic learning experience for the children.
The philosophy of Aspire Redstone, Sunbury is to provide a nurturing second home, where a comfortable vibe fills the air. Children have the freedom to express themselves in our well-crafted play spaces, essential for their development. Our passion for early learning in Sunbury is evident in every detail of our program, and we eagerly await the opportunity to welcome new families to our community.
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Every educator holds a current Working With Children Check. Our teams include diploma and degree-qualified staff, with qualified teacher ratios that exceed national requirements.
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International Women's Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8th every year and is a global event that honours the achievements, contributions, and progress of women across all sectors of society. It also serves as a day to raise awareness about the ongoing struggles for gender equality, women's rights, and social, political, and economic empowerment.
At Aspire Early Education, we recognise International Women’s Day in a way that truly reflects our values at Aspire. As an industry where women make up around 95% of the workforce, we recognise the importance of opening doors for women to advance into leadership positions, develop their skills, and ensure equitable opportunities across the company.
Our Pledges for Gender Equality
This year, our Aspire centres and head office teams created pledge cards to show our support for IWD Day. Thes pledge cards showed our solidarity and commitment to forging an inclusive world. We also had blank cards where individuals could write their own personal pledges that were meaningful to them. At Head Office, we displayed these cards on an IWD pledge wall in the kitchen. This served as great inspiration and a daily reminder of our support for IWD.
We also captured our incredible team—men and women alike—holding up their personal pledges for gender equality in a wonderful video. Check it out below!
Staff IWD Celebrations
Many of our Aspire centres also celebrated IWD by organising some delicious morning teas, afternoon teas and lunches. From delicious fruit to yummy donuts, cupcakes and sandwiches, our teams had the chance to enjoy some food on their breaks and mingle with fellow staff.
Some centres even organised beautiful gifts and hand written notes for their team members to show their gratitude. These IWD celebrations were an acknowledgement of the amazing work our team does everyday. It was great to see everyone’s happy faces and appreciation.
Take a look at some of the celebrations below across our Aspire centres!
At Head Office, they decided that instead of throwing a IWD morning tea or lunch, they would donate to “Give Women a Second Chance at an Education’’ via UN Women Australia. This program provides marginalized women who have missed out on education with opportunities to access learning and training, empowering them personally and economically. As an early education company, this program felt close to our hearts, and one that aligned closely to our values.
Real change happens when we empower women with opportunities. At Aspire, we believe that creating an equitable future starts with all of us.
We thank all our Aspire teams for their commitment to making a difference, not just on International Women’s Day, but every day.
Holi 2025 was an exciting and colourful celebration throughout Aspire’s centres. This significant cultural event is important to many of Aspire’s families, children, and team members. Let’s have a look at how we celebrated around Aspire.
What is Holi?
Holi, known as the Festival of Colours, is a vibrant Hindu springtime festival celebrated predominantly in India and Nepal. Various parts of the world with significant Hindu communities also celebrate the festival. It represents the triumph of good over evil and the arrival of spring, symbolising love, friendship, and the renewal of relationships.
The festival involves joyous gatherings where people throw coloured powders, share sweets, and participate in music and dance, all fostering a sense of community and togetherness. Its significance extends beyond religious boundaries, as it brings people together in a spirit of fun and harmony.
Holi 2025 at Aspire Early Education
Aspire Early Education centres nationwide celebrated Holi! Many centres participated in the traditional throwing of coloured powdered dyes. The children and educators alike loved getting messy and dousing each other in the coloured powders. Some centres even made water-based dyes to splash in for those who didn’t want to throw powder.
Another fantastic part of Holi celebrations is the food. Many centres put on a fantastic spread of traditional Holi dishes, as well as other centre favourites. We munched on gujhia, sticky sweet dumplings, Malupa, and more! It was wonderful to see the children eat some traditional snacks, some for the very first time.
A few centres have also organised Bollywood dancing incursions, to bring the joy of this traditional dance style to the children. Aspire Pakenham, Atherstone and Deanside Village have all organised this to integrate with their Holi celebrations.
In conclusion, Holi 2025 at Aspire centres was a vibrant celebration filled with joy, culture, and community spirit. The laughter of children, the explosion of colours, and the sharing of traditional foods created memorable moments that truly captured the essence of this beautiful festival. As we reflect on these celebrations, we look forward to continuing to foster inclusivity and warmth in our centres. This ensures that the values of love, friendship, and togetherness are embraced by all. Here’s to more celebrations that bring us closer and allow us to share in the richness of diverse cultures.
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Harmony Week, recognised from 17th – 24th March, is a celebration of cultural diversity, and brings together Australians from all different ethnicities. It’s about inclusiveness and creating a sense of belonging and respect for everyone.
In early education settings, it is a great opportunity to promote inclusivity, respect, and cultural understanding in young children. At Aspire, our families as well as our educators, come from all different cultural backgrounds, so we recognise the importance of teaching children about diversity and appreciating different cultures and traditions.
During Harmony Week, our Aspire centres celebrated in many different ways! Our staff and children dressed up in traditional clothing, ate multicultural food, and engaged in different activities and cultural incursions.
Dressing up to show support
Many Aspire staff and children dressed up in orange to show support for Harmony Week. Some staff at Aspire centres also chose to wear traditional clothing from their heritage. This was a beautiful way to showcase part of their culture, and a great way for children to feel proud of their heritage.
Check out some of the beautiful outfits across our centres below!
Tasting food from different cultures
Food was also a big part of Harmony Week at our centres. Some of our centres hosted special morning teas, afternoon teas and lunches and invited families to the centre as well. There was a range of delicious food from a range of cuisines, including curries, lentils, rice dishes, spring rolls, dim sims, sandwiches, pizzas, pasta and more!
During the week, the children also got to participate in different cooking experiences with the centre chef. Here they learnt how to cook some of the food mentioned above. This provided a hands-on experience for the children, as well introducing them to new foods and various cultures.
Cultural activities and decorations
Harmony Week also saw lots of colour and creativity at our centres! Many of the children at our centres participated in different arts and crafts activities, such as printing their own orange handprints, painting the earth, and decorating the outside of their rooms with different country flags and harmony-related imagery.
At Aspire Cobblebank, they had set up a Harmony Week exhibition, where they showcased different children’s artwork and concepts throughout the centre. One corner of the centre was a “We are One” exhibition. This had images of the children with the Australian flag and colours, which focused on unity and belonging together.
At Aspire Atherstone and Aspire Beveridge, they had a Bollywood incursion to recognise Harmony Week. This incursion involves fun and simple dance routines set to vibrant Bollywood music, promoting physical activity and cultural understanding. Aspire Berwick Waters also had an African drumming experience! This was another great incursion that celebrated West African musical culture with a mix of drumming, dancing and singing.
All of these wonderful activities, both creative and musical, encouraged children to learn and appreciate different cultures in expressive ways.
Parents shared their experiences
Some of our Aspire centres were also fortunate to have a few parents come to the centre to share their traditions, stories, and experiences. Parents explained where they were born, told a story from their heritage, and shared different traditions and food from their country. Some Aspire educators also shared their different experiences as well
It was great for the children to learn about different cultures from other adults.
Aspire’s Harmony Week celebrations are a testament to the power of education in fostering unity and respect among our children. To learn more about the celebrations and programs at our centres, enquire today at your nearest Aspire centre.
We are so thrilled to open our second Aspire centre in Wollert this year! Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten Arramont is a brand-new Aspire centre in Wollert, in Melbourne’s north. Located in the heart of Arramont Estate, our second Wollert centre will support local families by providing Aspire’s high standard of care and education.
The centre will feature eight indoors learning rooms that will cater to children aged 6 weeks to 6 years old. It will be a convenient location for families who are new to the area or are looking for care close by.
Construction Progress
Construction has been progressing well on our Arramont centre, with plans to open mid to late 2025. With the internal structures and walls in place, internal plastering is also now underway. We can’t wait to see the inside of the centre transform over the coming months.
Outside landscaping has also just started on the centre this week, with the aim to be completed by July. The outdoor yard area will be fit with amazing structures and outdoor equipment for the children to explore. The carpark has also now been completed, and line marking will follow within the coming weeks.
Check out some of the recent images our team took of the inside and outside interiors! Although there is still much to be completed at the centre, we are looking forward to future updates of the centre.
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With construction progressing, enquire now at our upcoming Aspire Arramont centre!
We encourage you to confirm a place for your child and secure care before places fill up. Enquire Now or contact our enquiries team at 1800 978 429.
We can’t wait to open our Arramont centre this year and join the amazing Wollert community! We will continue to provide more construction updates in the coming months.
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Throughout the month of April, our Aspire centres have had an egg-citing time celebrating Easter! From colourful egg hunts to bunny and egg-themed crafts and Easter bunny visits, the children had so much fun this Easter season!
Check out some of the amazing Easter-themed activities, room transformations and bunny visits across our centres.
Easter-themed Activities and Experiences
At Aspire Clyde North, the 3-year-old kinder children had a wonderful time making their own Easter Bunny baskets by painting, pasting googly eyes, and adding their special touches. It was a fun-filled activity that sparked imagination and developed their fine motor skills. In the toddler room, the little artists created Easter posters by decorating bunnies using cork painting. With dabs of pastel colours and lots of giggles, the children explored patterns, textures, and creativity while getting into the festive spirit.
The Toddler children at Aspire Truganina were buzzing with anticipation as they prepared for a joyous Easter celebration! With brushes in hand and vibrant paints spread out before them, they dived into the fun of colouring Easter eggs. This delightful activity not only sparks their creativity but also nurtures their fine motor skills, enhances their hand-eye coordination, and fosters social connections as they work together.
At Aspire Bella Estate, the kinder children also had a wonderful time making their Easter crafts. Children used recycled cardboard sheets to create colourful Easter eggs. They painted and decorated their eggs with glitters, pom poms, paint and markers, showing their amazing creativity. This fun activity helped them learn about recycling, colours, and enhanced their fine motor skills.
The little learners at Aspire Donnybrook were also busy preparing their very own Easter hats — adding feathers, sparkles, bunny ears, and plenty of creativity! These fun, hands-on activities are helping children express their individuality while developing important fine motor skills and a sense of celebration.
These were only a handful of some of the amazing Easter activities across our centres!
Transforming the Learning Rooms
To get into the Easter spirit, many of our centres also decorated their rooms and learning spaces.
Aspire Clyde North centre was blooming with beautiful Easter decorations, created by our little learners and educators. From colourful eggs to fluffy bunnies, every corner of the rooms was filled with festive cheer and creativity. Check out some of the photos below!
At Aspire Ramlegh, the toddler children were busy setting up a delightful Easter-themed learning area, filled with fun and colourful opportunities to explore through play and creativity. In their festive new learning space, the children have been strengthening their fine motor skills—gripping, sorting and creating as they explore the Easter theme through hands-on play.
Egg Hunts and Bunny Visits
And of course, it wouldn’t be Easter without a fun Easter egg hunt for the children! Many of our lovely educators set up a wonderful egg hunt in the outdoor yard of our centres. The children had their easter egg baskets ready and had so much fun searching high and low for colourful Easter eggs! Their excitement, teamwork, and giggles made it a joyful experience for everyone.
At Aspire Pakenham, they also didn't want the Nursery children to miss out, and set up an egg hunt experience for them to enjoy! The team used colourful shredded paper to hide the eggs, creating a fun sensory experience for the babies as they explored the textures and searched for hidden treasures. What a fun and cute experience!
Many of our centres also had a special visit from the Easter Bunny! It was a joyful experience for all the children with many hugs, high-fives, and LOTS of smiles. Some centres even had the beautiful Alice in Wonderland join the Easter bunny for a centre visit.
Take a look at some of the wonderful Easter bunnies that visited our centres!
To our families and community who do celebrate Easter, we hope you had a wonderful weekend of love, laughter and lots of chocolate eggs!
If you’d like to learn more about your nearest Aspire centre, submit an enquiry here.
Anzac Day is a reflective day where Australians, young and old, pay their respects to those in the armed forces. Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten centres across the country chose to commemorate this day in several different ways. Let’s explore how our little learners engaged with this day of importance this year.
Participating in Council Anzac Day Events
Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten Clyde North participated in the Cranbourne Anzac Day Ceremony. As part of the event, some of the centre children placed wreaths of poppies on the commemorative statue. The children had created the poppy wreath themselves in the lead up to the event. It was a fantastic opportunity for the children and centre team to build community ties, and take part in such an important local event.
Anzac Biscuit Baking
One of the best-known Anzac Day traditions is making Anzac biscuits. These biscuits tie into Anzac Day because their ingredients are made out of non-perishable foods. This meant that during World Wars I and II, families were able to make these sweet treats and send them to their loved ones overseas. Despite the long distance they had travelled, the biscuits were just as tasty as the day they were made due to the long-lasting ingredients. Golden syrup, oatmeal and sugar and the omission of egg and milk meant that the biscuits lasted a long time.
Check out two traditional Anzac biscuit recipes (one published in 1933 and the other in 1926!) at the Australian War Memorial website here.
The children learnt the history of this Australian food as they made them. This helped them understand how families lived back in these times.
Many centres took part in making the traditional snacks during the week! Check out some of the fun that the children had making these delicious treats.
Remembering Through Art
The Toddler Room at Aspire Cranbourne North honoured Anzac Day by creating beautiful poppy flowers. Poppies are a powerful symbol of remembrance and sacrifice. As the children explored this theme, they also strengthened their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and colour recognition in a fun and engaging way. Many other centres made art to decorate their rooms, so that the Anzacs can be remembered every day.
Anzac Day Family History
On Anzac Day, Aspire Baldivis North team member Beck shared a bit of her own Anzac history. She brought in some very special items from her family’s Navy and Army history. The children respectfully examined and tried on the uniform pieces, and they marvelled at the shiny war medals. It was a beautiful, hands-on way to learn about the people who serve and protect our country. We’d like to give a big thanks to Beck for sharing her family history, and for bringing along these important pieces of the past.
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Sometimes, spaces within an early education and care service get the chance to be reimagined and refreshed. At Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten Wollert, we’re always looking for ways to support our children's diverse needs. We strive to create environments where every child feels comfortable, engaged, and calm. One of the unique spaces at our centre is the Piazza – a beautiful open area that has become a favourite among many of our children.
The Piazza was originally designed as a flexible environment for children who needed a change of scenery. It was a space to run larger incursions, shared mealtimes and larger group activities. As time went on, we saw the need for a calm area where children who were feeling dysregulated could go to relax.
After recognising the success of the space and the positive impact it had, we recently decided to transition the Piazza into a dedicated sensory, calm area. We've thoughtfully added activities and equipment tailored to help children regulate their emotions and sensory experiences. Since this change, we’ve noticed that children using the Piazza are more focused, relaxed, and deeply engaged with the activities available.
The Impact of the Reimagined Piazza
Some of our children request to spend time there when they feel the need for a quieter, calmer space. We’ve found that the reimagined Piazza has been especially beneficial for children with unmet sensory needs. They walk into a peaceful area where they can reset and re-engage in a way that feels right for them.
The space has become so loved that some families find it hard to leave. They often spend up to 30 minutes after pick-up as their children continue to enjoy the Piazza! It’s a true testament to how important thoughtfully designed environments are in supporting children's wellbeing and learning journey.
Repurposing the Piazza area for this reason ended up being a great decision for both the centre children and also for the team. Check out the Piazza space in the gallery below.
We are proud to offer spaces like the Piazza that cater to the individual needs of every child. We strive to help them feel seen, supported, and ready to thrive.
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We are thrilled to announce that Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten Arramont is now accepting enrolments! Located in the growing suburb of Wollert in Melbourne’s North, this brand-new centre will cater to local families looking for care and early education. Don’t miss out on securing your spot at this upcoming centre today.
Why Aspire Arramont?
Aspire Arramont is our 2nd Aspire centre to be opening in Wollert, Melbourne’s north. The centre is located in the heart of Arramont Estate, and is close to local parks, primary schools and businesses.
Aspire Arramont will feature 8 rooms, designed specifically for children throughout their early learning journey. Children aged 6-weeks to 6-years old are welcome at our service and will learn in our dedicated educational programs.
Our Aspire curriculum boasts a diverse range of incursions and excursions. Across all age groups, our centres offer yoga, sports programs, creative art workshops, and other specialty activities. We actively listen to our children’s interests to ensure they engage in incursions they'll truly enjoy.
Focusing on play-based learning, Aspire’s curriculum includes many fun play opportunities and equipment to let little minds explore. Our rooms seamlessly transition from inside to outside, allowing children to get back to nature, and learn in a variety of environments.
Our staff are already working closely with the local community to connect our children and families with Arramont and Wollert more broadly.
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As construction progresses on the centre, we encourage you to enrol to secure a place so that you can start care as soon as we officially open. Call 1800 978 429 or visit the website here to make an enquiry and enrol today.
As construction continues at Aspire Arramont, we can’t wait to meet all of our soon-to-be Aspire families!
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Last week, Aspire centres commemorated the important women in our children’s lives during Mothers and Special Persons’ Day! Mums and special people had the royal treatment at Aspire centres, being pampered with nail painting, bouquet making, paint and sip sessions, and a whole lot of love. See how we celebrated these important people this Mother's and Special People’s Day.
Mother’s Day Celebrations
Cranbourne East
The mums at Aspire Cranbourne East were especially pampered during their Mother’s Day celebrations. One of the reasons why they had a great time was the amazing array of food to eat, thanks to Soulayma and De. Everyone loved the fresh scones with jam and cream!
What made this celebration unique is that the talented Lara offered guests free eyebrow waxing, laminating, shaping and tinting services. As well as this, Soulayma’s daughter made the mothers feel extra special with a touch of makeup. Everyone turned the glam up to 11 by the end of the afternoon!
Baldivis North
At Aspire Baldivis North, the day was a truly special day for the centre to pause, connect and celebrate the incredible bond between mothers and their children. The centre connected their Mother’s Day celebrations with a gorgeous picnic. Mums, special people and their children bonded over many activities. These included Mother’s Day crafts, block building, a story time session with the mums, and nail painting. The centre has a connection with a local baker, who supplied a bunch of delicious plain sugar cookies for everyone to decorate! Using food-safe dye, the mums and kids painted the plain biscuits into a colourful, and edible, masterpiece! All in all, it was a beautiful afternoon.
Thornhill Village
Aspire Thornhill Village spoiled Mums and special people this year! The children excitedly chose special designs for the incredible face painter to bring to life on their faces. Another favourite activity was the photobooth. The families loved being silly and taking some happy snaps with a variety of fun props.
Before the event, the Nursery Room (0-12 months) children made special Mother's Day cards for their mums. The children were engaged in making the colourful cards, which helped their fine motor skills develop. As well as that, the babies developed their social skills by sharing resources to make the cards. The mums loved the cute cards that their children lovingly made.
Pakenham
Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten Pakenham celebrated their amazing mums with a beautiful event. The Sip & Paint session with Sketchroo was a huge hit! The mums enjoyed relaxing time expressing their creativity while sipping delicious drinks.
“To celebrate the amazing mothers and mother figures in our community, Aspire Pakenham hosted a special Mother’s Day Sip & Paint event! It was a wonderful opportunity for families to unwind, connect, and enjoy a creative experience together” – Sadeep, Aspire Pakenham mum.
Other Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten centres offered even more enjoyable Mother’s Day experiences. Check out the photos below to relive the fun!
Thank you to all the incredible mothers for your endless love, strength, and care. We appreciate you today and every day!
We would like to say a heartfelt thank you to the women who shape each child’s lives at Aspire. This Mother’s Day, we see you. We celebrate you. We thank you.
Start by booking a tour or contacting our team on 1800 978 429. During your tour, you’ll meet with our Centre Manager and explore the childcare centre. If you choose to enrol, our team will guide you through the enrolment process, followed by a Stay & Play orientation before your child’s first day.
When you arrive, our Centre Manager will greet you and show you through our indoor and outdoor environments. You’ll learn more about our programs and extracurricular activities, while having the opportunity to ask any questions about your child’s care and education.
As every family’s circumstances and funding entitlements are different, contact our team for a personalised quote based on your individual circumstances and eligibility.
Aspire will undergo the required service approval process before opening. Once service approval is granted, the centre will be able to offer Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and Victorian Government funded kindergarten to eligible families.
We ask families to bring a water bottle, hat, spare change of clothes, comfort item (toy or blanket) if required, and formula. Please pack your child’s belongings in a bag and ensure all items, including the bag, are clearly labelled with your child’s name.
We provide nutritious meals, nappies and wipes for your child throughout the day.
Aspire keeps families connected through regular updates, learning journals and our parent communication app, Storypark. Educators share insights into your child’s learning, development, wellbeing and daily experiences, so you can stay up to date with their progress.
Vacancies can vary throughout the year. Contact our team for the latest availability and waitlist information, and we’ll help you understand your options for enrolling your child at Aspire.
We’re looking forward to welcoming families to our new childcare centre. Our opening timeline is subject to change as construction, final preparations and government service approval processes progress. Contact our team for the latest information on the expected opening date.
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