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Enrolments for 2026 open

Kinder and childcare enrolments for 2026 are now open for Early Learning Victoria Muyan in Sunshine and Early Learning Victoria Garrong in Kings Park.

To learn more, come visit Early Learning Victoria representatives at the Brimbank City Council Playgroup Teddy Bear Picnic in the Park on Wednesday 22 October. They will be at Sunvale Community Park from 11am to 2pm.

Early Learning Victoria centres are government owned and operated. They offer inclusive environments that support children to thrive by providing high-quality early childhood education. With four centres open now, and an additional 14 opening early 2026, families are invited to learn more about Early Learning Victoria Muyan and Early Learning Victoria Garrong.

Early Learning Victoria Muyan is located at 30 Leith Ave, Sunshine (next to Sunshine Primary School), and Early Learning Victoria Garrong is located at 180 Gillespie Road, Kings Park (next to Kings Park Primary School).

Early Learning Victoria is excited to support your child through their learning journey as they discover the world around them. You can learn more about Early Learning Victoria at earlylearning.vic.gov.au/muyan and earlylearning.vic.gov.au/garrong.

If you have any questions, please call Early Learning Victoria at 03 9057 4444 or email elv@education.vic.gov.au.

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