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Spanning over separate 3 buildings – nursery, toddlers and preschool, CPELC caters for 150 children per day from 6 weeks to 6 years of age.

The essentials

Our centre at a glance

Spanning over separate 3 buildings – nursery, toddlers and preschool, CPELC caters for 150 children per day from 6 weeks to 6 years of age.

Cameron Park ELC is open 52 weeks per year (excluding public holidays)
from 7am – 6pm.

Address62 Harris Street, Cameron Park NSW 2285
Phone(02) 4953 0707
Emailenquiries@cpelc.com.au
Opening hoursMonday – Friday, 7:00am – 6:00pm
Weeks per yearOpen 52 weeks per year, closing on public holidays only
Ages6 weeks to 6 years
Places per day150 children per day
BuildingsThree separate buildings — nursery, toddlers and preschool
Service typeA stand-alone, family owned and operated service, with no affiliation to any other early childhood services
Included every dayBreakfast between 7:00am – 7:45am, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea, all incursions, expansive grounds for play and exploration, above child:staff ratio care and a quality early childhood education program
Preschool programA full preschool program following the Early Years Learning Framework, so your child can complete their entire early years journey at CPELC
SubsidiesA Child Care Subsidy (CCS) approved service. We also offer NSW Start Strong Fee Relief for 3 and 4 year olds
ABN90 003 739 982

Our facilities

Award-winning design built to inspire learning and discovery

Cameron Park Early Learning Centre features a state-of-the-art, purpose-built facility recognised for excellence in design and sustainability. Our innovative building has been honoured with major industry accolades, including the Building Designers Association of Australia (BDA) award for NSW Building Design of the Year, NSW State Sustainable Project of the Year, and Overall State Project of the Year.

Every aspect of our physical environment is carefully curated to support each child’s learning journey, relationships and connection with the natural world.

Unique to CPELC

Innovatively designed spaces and dedicated rooms for therapy and community development

CPELC includes innovative features unique to our service that enrich the early childhood experience for children, families, and professionals alike:

Sensory Therapy Room

A dedicated space carefully designed with tactile, visual, and calming elements to support children’s diverse emotional and physiological well-being needs.

Community Space

A collaborative hub designed to bring educators, families, and early childhood practitioners together for ongoing research, educational workshops, and shared community consultation.

Eco-Friendly Classrooms

Modern internal learning spaces configured to maximise natural light and airflow, seamless transition between indoors and out and thoughtfully presented with rich open-ended resources to inspire creativity and empower children as they learn and explore.

Our three buildings

Nursery, toddlers and preschool

Spanning over separate 3 buildings – nursery, toddlers and preschool, CPELC caters for 150 children per day from 6 weeks to 6 years of age.

Nursery · 0–2 years

Our nursery is home to the Rainbow, Silver and Yellow Rooms, where our youngest learners are supported to grow, explore and build secure relationships in a sanctuary of warmth and gentle care.

Toddlers

The Purple and Blue Rooms give our toddlers the space to develop independence, confidence and social skills through play-based learning.

Preschool

Our preschool spans the Pink Room (3–4 years), Green Room (3–4 years) and Gold Room (4–5 years) — environments carefully designed to foster curiosity, creativity and school readiness.

Our rooms are spread across three buildings: Building One holds the Rainbow and Silver Nursery Rooms; Building Two the Yellow Nursery Room, the Purple and Blue Toddler Rooms and the Pink Preschool Room; and Building Three, our newest addition, the Green and Gold Preschool Rooms.

Outdoors

Expansive natural playgrounds

Stepping outside into our sweeping landscaped outdoor environment, you will be welcomed into our natural living and learning space, where children connect with nature in all its awe and beauty. With the changing seasons, they witness growth, observe life cycles, and develop a deep respect and appreciation for their natural world.

Children are encouraged to immerse themselves fully in nature, touching leaves, creating with sticks and stones, digging in the earth, climbing in trees, and hiding in the lush grasses, inviting endless discovery, free-flow movement, and risky play.

We use regular yarning circles to discuss environmental stewardship. Children are taught to see themselves not as owners of nature, but as caretakers, learning from the sustainable practices of the world’s oldest living continuous culture.

Our country’s landscape invites Dadirri — meaning “listening to the earth” — to teach children to slow down and connect with the spirit of the land.

Menu & nutrition

Three in-house cooks, every meal made from scratch

We are incredibly proud to feature three dedicated in-house cooks, who work in our state-of-the-art kitchen across the week with our kitchen assistant. Our culinary team prepares all meals from scratch, ensuring that every bite your child takes is packed with whole foods, bursting with flavour, and tailored to meet the highest nutritional standards for growing bodies.

A menu that moves with the seasons

Our cooks design a nutritious seasonal menu that changes throughout the year to align with the recommended dietary guidelines. Our menus feature:

  • Peak seasonal produce — utilising fresh, vibrant ingredients when they are at their nutritional peak.
  • Wholesome diversity — introducing children to a rich tapestry of textures, cultural flavours, and diverse food groups.
  • Allergy and dietary care — our three cooks closely collaborate with families to safely customise meals for children with specific allergies, intolerances, or cultural dietary requirements.

All meals are prepared fresh onsite each day by our qualified cooks, and all dietary requirements are catered for. As we provide all food, and have many differing allergies to cater for, we do not allow any food items to be brought into the service.

A sample week on our menu

The preschool dining room experience

Sample weekly menu (Week 4). Menus change throughout the year with the seasons.

As children transition into our preschool room, their relationship with food evolves into a social ritual. Our preschoolers enjoy their meals in their very own designated dining room. This purpose-built space is separate from their play areas and serves as a shared place for children to come together, connect, and enjoy delicious, wholesome food.

Sleep & rest

Nurturing spaces for rest and relaxation

Just as we value the vibrant energy of active discovery, we hold an equal reverence for the quiet, reflective undercurrents of the day. Grounded in holistic well-being, our rhythm ensures abundant opportunities for rest and relaxation.

Rest at our centre is a personalised ritual. For some, it is deep, restorative sleep; for others, it is curling up with a book in a sunlit corner, listening to ambient music.

Safety & supervision

Our Child Safe Statement

At Cameron Park Early Learning Centre, we hold a zero-tolerance policy for child abuse, neglect, and harm. The safety, protection, and psychological well-being of every child in our care is our absolute priority. We are fully committed to creating an open, safe, and culturally inclusive environment where children feel secure and empowered.

Our team operates in strict alignment with the NSW Child Safe Standards and the National Quality Framework. We recognise that keeping children safe is a collective, non-negotiable responsibility shared by every owner, leader, educator, and staff member in our community.

Our safeguarding practices

To uphold our promise of total safety, we enforce a comprehensive framework across our entire service.

Strict screening

Every team member, volunteer, and student must clear exhaustive pre-employment screening, including current Working With Children Checks (WWCC) and, where applicable, National Police Checks.

Ongoing training

All staff complete mandatory government child safety training as well as annual Child Protection Training and refresher courses through a third party provider.

Mandatory reporting

All educators act as mandatory reporters under NSW law, trained to identify, document, and immediately escalate any safety concerns.

Child voice

We actively encourage children to express their views, teach them about their personal body rights, and ensure they know how to raise concerns with trusted adults.

Secure premises

We control physical and digital environments through robust surveillance protocols, precise sign-in / sign-out procedures, and strict authorised collection policies.

Risk management

Regular safety audits and extensive risk assessments are performed for all learning spaces, resources, and special centre excursions.

At Cameron Park Early Learning Centre, we intentionally maintain educator ratios that guarantee constant, vigilant supervision. We continually audit our procedures to defend the absolute right of every child to feel safe, heard, and protected.

Recognition

Honoured with major industry accolades

Our innovative building has been recognised by the Building Designers Association of Australia (BDA).

NSW Building Design of the Year

Building Designers Association of Australia (BDA)

NSW State Sustainable Project of the Year

Building Designers Association of Australia (BDA)

Overall State Project of the Year

Building Designers Association of Australia (BDA)

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