ECEC Provider in Focus: Tall Tree Early Learning

Freya Lucas

Sep 29, 2023

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Tall Tree Early Learning is a family operated early childhood education and care (ECEC) provider which has both early learning and outside school hours care (OSHC) services in Western Australia.

The history of Tall Tree Early Learning

Owned by a local WA family, Tall Tree Early Learning has been operating early childhood education and care (ECEC) businesses for 25 years.

“We have grown, along with the children in our care, to a place of profound appreciation and understanding for the magic that is early childhood,” information on the website notes.

What is the Tall Tree vision and approach to learning?

Creativity, freedom of expression and child-led explorative play are at the centre ofthe Tall Tree approach.

“We believe the minds of children are wonderous and need little in the way of moulding,” the website notes.

Strong connections to community are viewed as a vital element of what sets Tall Tree apart.

“Children do not learn in isolation, they learn through an immersive and dynamic process that enables them to truly experience all that life, and the wider world, has to offer. History, culture, commerce, people - they all have so much to offer little minds and we make sure we get our children out into their community in order to experience it.”

What is the Tall Tree approach to employee benefits?

Tall Tree employees benefit from the provider’s health and wellbeing program, are paid to attend staff meetings, recieve team bonus incentives to recognise their contributions, enjoy regular social events and team building opportunities throughout the year, and have employee discounts should their own children attend care at any of the provider’s services.

To learn more about Tall Tree Early Learning please see here.

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