Families in Oberon now have access to a much-needed long day care service, with Circle Early Learning officially opening its doors.
The centre, located at 41 Water Street, Blayney, operates from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, providing essential childcare support for the local community.
For the first time, Oberon families can access care for all age groups, from babies to preschoolers, with the added benefit of an after-school program—a service that has been previously unavailable in the area. This initiative aims to support working parents by offering a safe and enriching environment for children of all ages.
The centre has already made a significant impact on the local job market, hiring 10 Oberon locals to provide high-quality care and education. As demand grows, Circle Early Learning plans to expand its team to 25 employees, offering opportunities across a range of qualifications, from traineeships and Certificate III positions to Diploma-level educators and Early Childhood Teachers.
Circle Early Learning’s location, right behind Oberon Public School, presents a unique opportunity to foster strong community connections. This proximity allows for a smooth transition to primary school, helping young children become familiar with the school environment while developing crucial social and educational skills.
Centre Director Katherine Wilson expressed her excitement about the new facility and its potential impact on the Oberon community. “We are thrilled to bring this service to local families. The response so far has been incredible, and we look forward to supporting children’s growth and development while also creating valuable employment opportunities for the community,” she said.
With a focus on quality education, care, and community engagement, Circle Early Learning is set to become a vital part of the Oberon region. For enrolment inquiries or further information, parents and guardians can contact Circle Early Learning at (02) 6368 4495.
