Goodstart Early Learning Queens Park

✨Our centre will be closed on Monday, 1 June 2026 as we observe Western Australia Day. We hope you enjoy a relaxing break🎉

🌟Happy WA Day! Let’s celebrate the people and communities that continue to shape Western Australia into something truly special. Western Australia Day reminds us of the strength and diversity that make our state such a great place to live and grow 💛

🌿✨ Exciting Centre Upgrades at Goodstart Queens Park! ✨🌿

We are so excited to share some of the wonderful upgrades happening here at Goodstart Queens Park — and we couldn’t wait to show you! 💚

Our Kindy outdoor yard is now fully operational, and it looks absolutely amazing!
The children are already loving exploring their refreshed space, which now includes:

🚲 Brand new bike tracks
🏖️ A beautiful new sandpit surrounded by plants, creating a calm and natural play space
🏡 A charming new cubby house for imaginative play
🛝 Soft fall flooring integrated around climbing equipment to support safe and active play

And that’s not all…

✨ Inside the centre, we have updated the vinyl flooring in our Toddlers, Kindy 1, and Kindy 2 rooms to a lovely neutral tone. This has truly lifted the rooms — creating a brighter, calmer, and more inviting environment for our children to learn and grow.

We are so proud of how our spaces are evolving to support children’s development, wellbeing, and sense of belonging 🌱

💬 We would love to hear from you!
Families and community members following our page — what do you think of the upgrades? How do you feel seeing the centre and yard now? Your feedback means so much to us 🤍

And stay tuned… 👀
More exciting upgrades are still underway!

✨The children had a wonderful time engaging in a hands-on sensory activity, creating cornflour goop and slime 🧪✨. They worked together to mix cornflour, water, and green food colouring to make the goop, exploring its unique texture by squeezing it through their hands and then rinsing off in a bucket of water 💧👐.

We also made slime using PVA glue, water, food colouring, dishwashing liquid, and cornflour. The children took turns using an electric whisk to combine the ingredients, building confidence and teamwork skills ⚡🥣.

Throughout the experience, the children thoroughly enjoyed exploring the different textures of both the goop and slime 🎨😊. These messy play activities provided a fantastic opportunity to engage their sense of touch while introducing early science concepts in a fun and meaningful way.

Additionally, mixing and kneading the materials supported the development of their fine motor skills, making this a rich, hands-on learning experience that engaged multiple senses 🌈👏.