Welcome to C&K Mott Park.
880 Logan Road
Holland Park Qld 4121
Phone: 07 3397 9119
Email
Mott Park Kindergarten has an established history in the local Holland Park Community, stretching back a life time ago to the 1940’s when an unused army barrack was given to the community for a crèche. We provide an educational program for 3.5 to 4.5 year olds based on the Early Years Learning Framework and Queensland Kindergarten Learning Guidelines. Two groups of twenty two children attend five days per fortnight from 8:30am to 2.40pm. Group One attends Monday, Tuesday and alternate Wednesdays. Group Two attends Thursday, Friday and alternate Wednesdays. Children must turn 4 by 30th June in the year they attend. The kindy year is aligned with the state school calendar, and so the centre is closed during school and public holidays.
Our Centre is a community based, non profit organisation managed by a committee of parents. It is a place where families learn, grow and unite. Mott Park Kindergarten is committed to providing high quality education and is affiliated with the Crèche and Kindergarten Association of Queensland.
If you would like to know more about the C&K Mott Park Kindergarten, please contact us by phone on 07 3397 9119, via our contact form, or pay us a visit during opening hours, where every day is our open day!
Philosophy
Thank you to all of the families who provided feedback during the review of our philosophy. The process is now complete and we love our new philosophy document. Why not take a sneak peek? Our Philosophy
Environmental Grant
With thanks to the Brisbane City Council, we have been successful in receiving a grant for native plants, bird baths, bird boxes, and a native bee hive (the bees are stingless). The children had a visit from Toby, a bee […]
Knowing Good from Bad
Encourage good behaviour by giving feedback to your child. Explain the difference between good and bad behaviour, tell your child what you like and use praise and encouragement to reward good behaviour. Your toddler is learning social cues and acceptable […]
Once upon a time… why reading is important
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