Our Approach

A thoughtful approach to early learning built around how children grow, develop and feel supported at every stage.

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Our Philosophy

SOMA 3 C's

Curiosity

We encourage children to explore, ask questions, and engage with the world around them through play and discovery.

Courage

Children are supported to build confidence, try new things, and develop independence in a safe and nurturing environment.

Connection

Strong relationships are at the center of everything we do, helping children feel secure, supported, and ready to learn.

Learning Pillars

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Play

Learning through play supports creativity and problem-solving in an engaging way.

Four children playing with pink balls in a spacious indoor area with glass doors and plants.

Social

Children develop communication skills and friendships through shared experiences.

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Emotional

We help children understand feelings, build resilience, and feel secure.

Our experts

The Role of Our Educators

Our mature and experienced educators play an active role in guiding each child’s development. Through consistent care, thoughtful observation, and personalised support, they create an environment where every child feels valued and understood.

We focus on building strong relationships, supporting individual needs, and encouraging children to develop at their own pace.

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development

How Learning Works

Learning at SOMA is guided by a balance of structured activities and open-ended play. Each day is designed to support development across social, emotional, and cognitive areas while allowing children the freedom to explore.

  • Tailored Programs: Our curriculum is age-specific to ensure children are challenged and prepared for their next stage.

  • Balanced Days: A mix of routine and discovery.

National Quality Framework (NQF)

Meeting Australian Children's Education & Care Quality Authority standards

SOMA operates in line with the National Quality Framework, ensuring high standards across safety, education, and care. This framework guides our delivery of learning and supports the wellbeing of every child.

Our 7 areas of focus:

1

Educational Program and Practice

2

Children’s Health and Safety

3

Physical Environment

4

Staffing Arrangements

5

Relationships with Children

6

Collaborative Partnerships with Families and Comunities

7

Governance and Leadership

Outcomes for Children

01

Confidence and Independence

Children develop the courage to explore and make decisions.

02

Strong Social Skills

Meaningful relationships built through daily guided interaction.

03

School Readiness

A smooth transition into school through routine and skill development.

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