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We welcome your child’s application at Learning Links. There is no application fee and applications are accepted at any age. Apply now completing the following Application Form:

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Please note that completion of the application form does not guarantee enrolment, however we will do our best to accommodate each family’s needs.

Priority of enrolment guidelines

As vacancies occur in the preschool program enrolments are offered in accordance with the Early Childhood Education and Care Directorate (ECECD) priority of access guidelines that apply to community based preschools in NSW.

Equal priority of access is given to (in equal priority):

  • Children who are at least 4 years old on or before the 31 July in that preschool year and not enrolled or registered at a school;
  • Children who are at least 3 years old on or before 31 July and from low income, and/or Aboriginal families, and/or children with disabilities and additional needs;
  • Children with English language needs;
  • Children who are at risk of significant harm (from a child protection perspective).

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