Should you wish to book a tour outside of these days and times, please contact us to arrange and we will do our best to accommodate.
A journey of learning from early years to school age
At Atlantis Education Centre Ocean Keys, we provide a nurturing and stimulating environment for children from 0 to 5 years, setting the foundation for a lifelong love of learning. As they grow, children can seamlessly transition to our Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) program, located in a separate area of our Education Centre ensuring continuity and a sense of belonging throughout their educational journey.
Guided by the Reggio Emilia approach, we see every child as capable, curious and full of potential. Our play-based learning environment encourages exploration, creativity and independent thinking, empowering children to lead their own learning experiences.
Book a tour and you'll see, this is the benchmark for what Early Learning Environments can be.
We offer age-specific programs tailored to support each child's development:
8-weeks to 12 months
1-year to 2-years
2-years to 3-years
3-years to 4-years
4-years to 5-years (Attending school)
As children grow and begin school, they can continue their learning journey with us through our Outside School Hours Care(OSHC) program. This continuity supports a smooth transition from early learning to school life, maintaining familiar connections and ensuring children always feel at home.
Click here to read more about our OSHC program.
Atlantis Education Centre Ocean Keys – Growing, Learning, Belonging. Every Step of the Way!
Atlantis Early Learning
6156 7133
61 Ocean Keys Blvd,
Ocean Keys, Clarkson
WA 6030
Monday - Friday
6.30 am - 6.00 pm
The Reggio Emilia Philosophy is an innovative and inspiring approach to early childhood education, which values the child as strong, capable and resilient; rich with wonder and knowledge. The Philosophy rides on the coattails of the innate curiosity of children and aims to assist them with understanding their world and who they are in it.
The Child - The Reggio Emilia philosophy values the child as central to their own learning, not simply an empty vessel waiting to be filled with knowledge. Children are able to pursue their own interests and revisit and build upon ideas at their own pace. You may have heard of something called the ‘100 languages of children’. This concept recognises that children have multiple ways of thinking, playing, exploring, speaking and doing. The Reggio Emilia approach encourages children to use every tool they have to express themselves.
The Environment - A Reggio-inspired environment, often referred to as ‘the third teacher’, is one that is open and free-flowing. It enables uninterrupted exploration, play and learning. Outdoor spaces are valued just as highly as formal classrooms, and the design of the space should allow children to move freely between the two. In addition, it is important that children have free access to stimulating resources, as they cannot be the owner of their learning journey without this.
The Teacher - Teachers are encouraged to observe children rather than to direct them. It is important that children are allowed to experiment in their own way, make mistakes and find new solutions. The role of the teacher is to gently move students towards areas of interest to them, and this can only be done through careful observation carried out over time.
Hello Atlantis Families,
My name is Kate Kennedy, and I am the Centre Manager for Atlantis Early Learning in Ocean Keys. My husband and I emigrated to Australia from the United Kingdom eight years ago and since then I have dedicated my time to the Early Learning profession, being a Mum and furthering my education in my chosen field.
When we first arrived in Perth, I found myself able to access a whole new choice of career options and was fortunate enough to land a position in an industry that truly aligned with my purpose and values, in the Early Childhood Education and Care industry.
I began my new career as a Mature Trainee in an Early Learning setting and quickly realised I had chosen well and that this was the sector for me. I went on to complete my Certificate III in Children’s Services and a Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care. I was then able to progress professionally into a Management Role.
During my time in the industry, I have become a mother of two amazing people, Penelope (4) and Rafferty (2) who have also joined the Atlantis family. Being a mum myself has only driven my passion for this profession even further. I completely understand how daunting it can be to leave your little ones with new people and how important the relationship between Educators and family members are.
We are the people who care for and nurture your children and I want you to know this is a role that I take seriously and feel honoured to undertake on a daily basis. Having my children has also pushed me into wanting to progress my studies and education further and so, I am currently studying a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Studies).
I am sincerely hoping that I am able to bring my knowledge into Atlantis and expand on what is already an incredible Early Learning environment. I cannot wait to meet your family and start building some wonderful and genuine relationships with you all, especially your little ones.
Atlantis is one of the best decisions I've made for my daughter! Her first day at the centre she didn't want to come home, That speaks volumes for me.
Atlantis is an amazing Early Learning facility, the staff are full of energy, enthusiastic and caring. I would choose to send my child here 10/10 times.
The team from Atlantis Early Learning Ocean Keys have been incredible, from the initial contact of orientation to many months of attending, we have felt welcomed and important from day 1. It feels like an extended family and feel very happy to drop my child off knowing she is well taken care of.
Atlantis has helped shape both my children immensely in their development and social skills. We cannot fault the educators as they have gone above and beyond to build special relationships with both of our girls.
We view Sustainability as exceptionally important and central to what we do at Atlantis. These lessons, although very simple in concept at this age, will enable children of today to become responsible Adults tomorrow.
We have sustainability teachings in all of our curriculum to help children understand their place in the world and their impact within in it. From recyclable arts and instruments, to tending to the vegetable garden and chickens at our sister centre's Nature School, to playing with natural elements, our children are encouraged to connect to the natural world around them.
We actively support embedding sustainability operations in our every day
routines. We invite families to recycle their waste and offer recycling stations for batteries, plastics and drink containers.
Children learn the importance of reducing food waste and enjoy tending
to the needs of our worm farm; resulting in collecting magical plant fertiliser
for our families to take home.
