Childcare and schools in hallet cove

[Daviesfamily adelaide]

We are looking to move to Hallett Cove in July 2014 from the UK. We have a 6 year old and a 2 year old, for our 6 year old we are unsure between r-12 or hallett cove primary south or ones in seacliff. There doesn't seem to be many preschools, nurseries or kindergartens for our 2 year old can anyone help or recommend. Ideally we wanted to send them both to the same school like how we can in the UK.

[Guest Carlislecaz]

Yeah I don't think you will get a place for your 2 and 6 year old here ,they have child are centres for 0-4...

my friend works at hallet cove child are centre and my daughter went there, I can recommend that for your young one..

 

I guess with schools it depends what size of school you want, the r-12 is big but at least the kids will be there and won't need to change schools whereas hallet cove south or seacliff they will..

 

good luck

[monty9110]

You will need to consider where you live..

My kids go to Seacliff primary & its a great school..

Lots of schools are Zoned so you may need to look at living in the zone of the school you want your kids to attend.

 

I sent my daughter to the 'goodstart' childcare centre while I was working.

 

There is also 'occasional care' to look at, costs approx. $5 per session and I think they get about 2 1/2 hours, morning or afternoon, not sure how many times a week, may be only once. Theres one at 'woodend primary/kindy' and 'Dover Gardens' & I don't think there are many around.

 

Kindy will start in the first term of the year if your child turns 4 between 1st May to April 30th. ( sorry that sounded clearer in my head!)

[monty9110]

http://www.woodendcc.sa.edu.au/childcare.htm

 

http://www.doverkgn.sa.edu.au/

[Guest lilgal89]

We have been looking at Nannas childcare and Hallet Cove Childrens Community Centre for our little girl - they offer the long hours also.