Nurture Early Learning at Murdoch

Located in the Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, Nurture Early Learning Murdoch offers a nurturing, play-based environment where children thrive through inquiry, creativity, and community connections.

Discover Our Murdoch Early Learning Centre

At Nurture Early Learning at Murdoch, we provide a safe and engaging environment for children. Our dedicated team supports holistic development through play-based learning

  • Conveniently located in the heart of the Murdoch health precinct, just steps away from Fiona Stanley Hospital, St John of God Hospital and Murdoch Train Station.
  • For children aged 6 weeks to school age
  • Thoughtfully designed environments that draw on the Reggio Emilia philosophy.
  • Dedicated Atelier with specialist art and dance teachers
  • Experienced leadership team

Meet the Manager

Tracy Bolton

With more than 30 years of experience in early childhood education, Tracy leads the team at Nurture Early Learning Murdoch with warmth, experience, and genuine care. As a wife, mother of three, and lifelong educator, she understands the importance of creating a place where children and families feel supported from the very beginning.

At Murdoch, Tracy and her team shares that vision every day. They strive to create an environment where every child, family, and educator feels valued, respected, and connected from the moment they walk through our doors. Building meaningful relationships and fostering a genuine sense of belonging is at the heart of everything they do.

After more than three decades in the profession, Tracy still loves coming to work each day. Watching children grow in confidence, supporting families through their early learning journey, and seeing our educators make a positive difference in children’s lives continues to inspire her.

Get in Touch

Contact

Reach out via phone or email for inquiries and support.

Level 5, Building C, Murdoch Square 44 Barry Marshall Pde, Murdoch
Mon – Fri: 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM

The Nurture Difference

Safe and uplifting environments
Our Murdoch centre is intentionally designed to be welcoming, calm and engaging, drawing on a Reggio Emilia inspired approach where the environment supports children’s learning and sense of belonging. We use natural and recycled materials, along with soft and cohesive colour palettes, to create spaces that feel calm, considered and inviting. These environments are designed to help children feel secure, supported and ready to learn.
Quality education and care
We deliver consistent, high quality early education through structured programs guided by the Early Years Learning Framework. Our approach supports each child’s development, learning and wellbeing, while maintaining strong communication with families and encouraging their involvement in their child’s learning journey.
All-inclusive Arts Programme
At Nurture, the arts are a fundamental part of our educational philosophy. Our dedicated Arts Program, included within our daily curriculum at no additional cost, provides children with meaningful opportunities to engage in visual arts, dance and creative expression. These experiences are led by qualified specialist art and dance teachers who work alongside our educators to inspire creativity, nurture confidence and support children's social, emotional and cognitive development through the arts.
Locally owned and accountable
Nurture Early Learning is locally owned and managed, with a hands on approach to how our centres operate. This allows for clear oversight, consistent standards and responsive decision making. Families can feel confident knowing the people behind the centres are accessible, invested and committed to delivering a high quality experience.
Strong relationships and connections
We prioritise genuine relationships between educators, children and families, building trust and a strong sense of belonging within each centre. This is supported through open communication, involvement in each child’s learning journey, and meaningful connections with the broader community. Through regular community incursions, children engage with local organisations, aged care residents, artists, cultural groups, health professionals and community members, creating authentic opportunities to learn about the world around them, develop empathy, and foster a sense of connection.

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Nurture Early Learning at Murdoch

Discover a nurturing environment where your child can thrive through playand exploration. Schedule a visit today to see how we foster curiosity andcreativity.

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Programs for Every Stage of Early Learning

At Nurture Early Learning, we offer tailored programs that cater to each developmental stage.Our nurturing environment encourages exploration and growth, setting the foundation forlifelong learning

Nursery (6 weeks - 1 year)
A safe and stimulating space for your little ones to begin their learning journey.
Babies (1 - 2 years)
Fostering independence and creativity through hands-on activities and exploration of the world.
Toddlers (2 - 3 years)
A safe and stimulating space for your littleones to begin their learning journey.
Pre-Kindy (3 - 4 years)
Encouraging independence, curiosity and active learning through child-led exploration, hands-on experiences.
Kindy (4 - 5 years)
Encouraging curiosity and social skillsthrough play and interaction with peers.
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    Why Families Choose Nurture Early Learning

    Our approach combines quality education, well designed environments and strong leadership to create a trusted and supportive early learning experience.

    Education Programs
    High quality early education through structured programs.
    Arts Program
    Fostering curiosity and creativity in every child.
    Safe and Calm Environments
    A place where children feel secure and valued.
    Locally Owned
    Ownership that is local, committed and accountable.
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      What Our Families Say

      Cooper

      “We couldn’t be happier with our experience at Nurture. The environment is welcoming, safe, and full of positive energy, which makes it so easy to trust that your child is in good hands.”

      Cooper
      Tom Johnson

      “Our son had an amazing time at Nurture! The staff are warm, engaging, and really care about each child’s growth. We’re so grateful for their support in helping him grow and learn.”

      Tom Johnson
      Matthew Browne

      “Our family has had a wonderful experience at Nurture. From the staff to the beautiful well kept rooms. Our kids look forward to going every time, we cannot fault the place. Such a positive and joyful experience compared to our last daycare. “

      Matthew Browne
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        How Much Does Childcare Cost?

        Visit the Services Australia website for more information about the Child Care subsidy, or to start a claim.

        Estimate Your Subsidy
        Click the link below to estimate how much Childcare Subsidy (CCS) you may receive.
        Contact Us
        Contact our centre manager for further assistance.

        Your Questions,
        Answered with Care

        We know that choosing the right environment for your child is a big decision. Here are the answers to the questions most often asked by our families.

        • What Does Childcare at Nurture Early Learning Cost?

          We offer a simple, all-inclusive daily fee, providing clarity and consistency for families. This includes all incursions and our specialist arts program as part of your child’s experience, plus all meals, nappies and wipes.

          Most families significantly reduce their out-of-pocket costs through the Child Care Subsidy. We encourage you to book a tour where our team can walk you through pricing and your likely CCS entitlement.

        • Do I receive a subsidy?

          Nurture Early Learning centres have been approved for the Child Care Subsidy (CCS).

          Visit the Services Australia website for more information about the Child Care subsidy, or to start a claim. You can also find a handy childcare subsidy calculator on the Starting Blocks website.

        • What qualifications do educators hold at Nurture Early Learning?

          All Nurture Early Learning Educators have formal qualifications in the field of early education, with at least 50% of educators holding a diploma or bachelor degree. In addition, our educators are mentored and guided by an Educational Leader to implement our education programs. All educators participate in ongoing professional development aligned with the National Quality Framework.

        • What age groups does Nurture Early Learning cater to?

          Nurture Early Learning provides long day care services for 6 week old babies to school aged children, except for our specialist Montessori centre in Victoria Park that provides dedicated montessori learning from 14 months to school age.

        • When are you open?

          All Nurture Centres are open from Monday to Friday. Our centres are open during school holidays, but are closed on Public Holidays.

          Opening times for centres are:

          Nurture at Murdoch – 6:30 am – 6:00 pm

          Nurture at Victoria Park – 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

          Nurture Montessori at Victoria Park – 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

        • Does Nurture Early Learning have an education program?

          Our program is guided by the Early Years Learning Framework, Australia’s national curriculum for early childhood education.

          The EYLF supports the holistic development of every child — socially, emotionally, physically, cognitively and creatively — through play-based and inquiry-driven learning.

          Our practice is grounded in strong relationships, high expectations, inclusion, respect for diversity and sustainability. We focus on the following key aspects:

          STEAM Inquiry

          Children explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics through hands-on, play-based experiences.

          School Readiness

          School readiness is embedded across our entire program, beginning in infancy and developing progressively each year. Children build confidence, independence and essential skills to ensure a smooth and positive transition to school.

          Creative Arts & Dance

          Guided by the Reggio concept of the “hundred languages,” children express themselves through art, movement, music and dance.