Janice Crosio Early Learning wins 2020 Fairfield City Local Business Award

Janice Crosio Early Learning Centre at Bossley Park, managed by Fairfield City Council, has been recognised with a 2020 Fairfield City Local Business Award.
The centre won the Early Childhood Centre category of the 2020 awards, the gala event for which was held on Monday evening, one of five Council-run early learning and care services and four private centres that were finalists in the Early Childhood Centre category at this year’s awards.
Having recently been given an Exceeding rating during the assessment and rating process, the win tops off “a very successful year” for the centre.
Four of Council’s other centres – Wakeley Early Learning Centre, Bossley Park Preschool, St Johns Park Early Learning Centre and Malborough Street Preschool – were also finalists.
Fairfield City Mayor Frank Carbone said he was “incredibly proud” of the Janice Crosio Early Learning Centre and all of Council’s early learning and care services.
“Our early learning staff always do an amazing job, especially with the added challenges of COVID-19,” he said, congratulating the team on their “well-deserved” award.
Fairfield City Council has close to 3,000 places a week at its Children’s Services, including:
14 centre-based Early Learning Centres (0-6years) with fees starting at just $10 a day.
- 10 supported playgroups
- A Family Day Care scheme with up to 60 educators providing education and care in a home-based environment.
- Fairstart Early Intervention, a registered provider under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), providing a number of early intervention supports including speech pathology and occupational therapy for children aged 0-12 years.
For information on enrolment at any of Council’s early education and care services and programs, visit www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/cfs.
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