Discover Norman Park Community Kindergarten

At Norman Park Community Kindergarten we value the sense of wonder, exploration and discovery that is childhood.
Our aim is create a special place where families, children, educators and the community have a shared sense
of belonging and fond memories that will last a lifetime. Keep reading to learn more.

News and Events

Open Day - Saturday 25th May 9am-11am
Come and see our beautiful natural environment; meet our teachers and educators to hear about our special kindergarten:
** High teacher ratios with 3 educators/teacher.
** Indoor/outdoor program
** Nature Play Program that includes real tool use, regular bush and park excursions, fire use and climbing trees!
** Amazing outdoor area that includes mud/digging patch, sandpit, nature play playground and more!

Interested in enrolment at our kindy?

You will need to put your child's name on the waiting list - you can do this from birth. The online waiting list form is available here, together with all the details about age eligibility and bank details to pay the waiting list application fee.

About Norman Park Community Kindergarten

Norman Park Community Kindergarten is a not-for-profit kindergarten managed by a committee of parents who support our high educator to child ratios of one teacher and two educators to 25 children.

Our community kindergarten is affiliated with The Lady Gowrie, who support us as our Central Governing Body.

Kookaburras - 3 days every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday from 8.30am to 2.30pm; OR

Lorikeets - 2 longer days every Thursday and Friday from 8am to 3.30pm.

Kindy hours are during school term only.

Learn More

Contact Us

23 Curtis St, Norman Park QLD 4170, Australia

admin@normanparkkindy.com.au | (07) 3399 4261

Please note the kindy office is only staffed part time so it may take a couple of days for us to get back to you. Feel free to leave a telephone message, however the best way to receive a response is to send us an email with your contact details.

Acknowledgment to Country: Kookaburras group

Thank you to the Jagera people, you made the land good. Now it's our turn to look after the grass, trees, flowers and air.
We need to show to the Jagera people that we are keeping the land clean for ourselves and them.

Acknowledgement to Country: Lorikeets group

Thank you to the Jagera people for looking after the land for us, before we were born. For taking care of this land and growing our land.

We will help and be kind and nice to the people, the animals, the birds, the bugs, the trees and plants and sun.

Thank you for our country, thank you for our world.