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City of Whittlesea is a great place for children and families.
Explore the wide range of services, programs and resources we offer to support the health and development of our youngest residents, ensuring a nurturing environment for your family to thrive.
Whether you're looking for local schools, childcare options or youth activities, you'll find essential resources here. For more information, call us on 03 9217 2170.
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Explore the variety of kindergarten programs available. Find local kindergartens, learn when and how to apply for a place and understand the benefits of early childhood education.
Access a comprehensive range of Maternal and Child Health services offered to support families in Whittlesea, from early childhood health checks to parenting support programs.
Find information on local playgroups that provide engaging environments for babies, young children, and their carers, fostering social connections and developmental growth.
Locate childcare centres near you that care for children aged between 6 weeks and 5 years old. Get contact details, learn about the services they offer and understand the enrolment process.
Learn about the family day care program, find an educator, register your child, or apply to become an educator.
We offer a range of free immunisation services in line with the National Immunisation Schedule to help keep you, your family and your community safe from preventable diseases.
Find training and education sessions designed to help families and professionals acquire new skills to support children and young people effectively. Learn about upcoming workshops.
The Family Engagement Team is available to assist families with registration and enrolment for long day care and kindergarten, help identify and overcome barriers in accessing early childhood services and access family support services and programs.
Learn all about our Youth Services team. See what they do for young people aged 7 to 25 in our community.
Children and young people have a right to feel safe. We all have an obligation to keep every child safe from harm and abuse. Explore this section for resources about protecting every young person.
Learn about the local primary schools in Whittlesea, including enrolment processes, key dates, school zones and how to find your local government or independent school.
Discover details about local secondary schools, including enrolment procedures, school zones, selective entry and independent schools and important information about registration and orientation.
Learn how local primary schools can participate in VicHealth’s Walk to School initiative, promoting regular physical activity and fostering healthy habits among students and their families.
Explore this page to find out about the services available to support children with additional needs and their families, ensuring they have access to the resources and opportunities they require.
Our charter recognises the need for increased participation by children in decision-making forums and creating child friendly environments in the City of Whittlesea.