The Tree House goes beyond childcare. We create a safe and nurturing environment where childhood is celebrated.
We are proud of our longstanding reputation of providing rich education and care to the children of Stockland employees and the general community in a family-focussed and supportive way.
Our highly experienced and dedicated teachers and educators build strong, trusting relationships with each child, fostering a sense of belonging and confidence.
Children thrive in our engaging environment designed to feel as natural as possible, featuring a rooftop atrium providing natural light, wet and dry sandpits and a ‘secret forest’ play area.
When children play and explore, their imagination and curiosity are sparked – they enjoy learning and are inspired to continue learning more.
Our play-based program intentionally provides a wide range of engaging opportunities and activities based on the Early Years Learning Framework.
We place emphasis on developing children’s appreciation for the natural environment and their understanding of sustainability. We strive to incorporate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural perspectives as a model for sustainable practice and environmental respect.
The Tree House has been independently assessed by the NSW Department of Education and are proud to be rated as Exceeding the National Quality Standard.
We believe that the warm and authentic interactions children have with our staff are the most important component of our high quality program. Our team of teachers and educators are qualified, experienced, caring and motivated.
Our staff undergo continuous professional development, staying at the forefront of early childhood education.
Designed centre
Cooked meal
Hat and sunscreen
Parking
Nappies
Public transport
Play-based learning
Storypark
Transition to school
Child Care Subsidy
Kylie Anderson is a university qualified early childhood teacher with over 35 years’ experience working with young children.
She has been working with KU for over 26 years, and has been working at The Tree House since its opening in 2008.
Kylie has a particular interest in sustainability and environmental issues and is passionate about developing children’s awareness of their role in preserving and managing our natural world.
| Age group | Amount |
|---|---|
| Infants | $181 |
| Toddlers | $173 |
| Preschoolers | $173 |
2025 daily fees WITH Start Strong fee relief allocation - 2 days a week (Fees charge when fee relief declared at this KU service)
| 4-year-old non equity fee | 3-year-old non equity fee | Equity fee |
|---|---|---|
| $8.70 | $28.70 | $0 |
2025 daily fees WITHOUT Start Strong fee relief allocation - 2 days a week (Fees charge when fee relief is NOT declared at this KU service)
| 4-year-old non equity fee | 3-year-old non equity fee | Equity fee |
|---|---|---|
| $62.50 | $82.50 | $43.00 |
Highly respected for our high quality programs, KU's National Quality Standard Ratings far exceed the national average.
KU was established in 1895 and is the most experienced provider of early childhood education in Australia.
As an Employer of Choice for 9 years running and certified Great Place to Work, we attract the best and brightest staff who stay with KU for longer.
2-10 Yurong Parkway
SYDNEY NSW 2011
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© KU Children’s Services 2024
Proudly a not for profit and for purpose organisation
© KU Children’s Services 2024
The centre is purpose-built and architecturally designed or recently refurbished.
The service has a chef and provides a seasonal menu with freshly cooked food, including morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and a late snack.
As part of the service’s duty of care in minimising exposure to Ultraviolet Radiation (UVR) and promoting sun safe practices among children, families and staff, the service provides each child with a KU hat and sunscreen is administered by staff where possible 20 minutes before commencing outdoor play.
Parking for drop-off and pick-up is available.
All nappies are supplied by the service and included in the fee.
The service is accessible by public transport and is close to a train station and/or public buses.
Our high-quality play-based programs are based on current research and are planned by experienced and qualified early childhood staff. Through play, children learn the skills, knowledge, feelings and dispositions that provide a solid foundation for their life-long learning.
The service provides a secure, private online communication portal called Storypark at no cost that is designed to document your child’s progress and learning and provide you with updates about your child.
The service offers a full preschool program and places a strong emphasis on programs that challenge and extend children’s abilities and confidence, aiding their transition to school.
The service is an approved service for CCS, therefore fees may vary depending on individual circumstances.
