Yaluk Burron Early Learning Centre, located in Ballan, has been thoughtfully designed to cater for the various kindergarten and early years age groups and programs we deliver to the Aboriginal Community.

At Yaluk Burron, the sister centre to Perridak Burron Early Learning and Yirram Burron Early Learning, our educators use natural colours, cultural elements and pops of artwork to provoke interest and thought. 

Our outdoor environment has been developed in collaboration with an Outdoor Play Space designer, supported by the Ballarat & District Aboriginal Co-operative Executive Team. This captivating space incorporates:

• Natural elements

• Curves

• A yarning circle

• Dry river bed

• Sensory garden

• Water pump station

• Sand pit framed with boulders

• Climbing fort

• Decking

• Seating area

• An array of native plants and paths to navigate  

Our yard will continue to embrace cultural considerations with the ongoing journey of creating a bush tucker garden and story line poles, with Bunjil the Creator overseeing the children in the beautifully landscaped yard where they will have lots to explore and learn. 

 Our indoor learning areas are designed for each specific age group whom will be grouped together dependent upon age. We provide education and care for children aged 6 weeks to 6 years within our rich learning environments that will provide each child with everything they need to have a successful learning journey into formal school engagement. Each rooms learning environment will be designed to provide small personalised pockets of discovery that supports all developmental areas of learning, treating our educational environment as the third teacher, helping to shape the minds of curious learners.

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Our rich learning environments will provide our Aboriginal children with everything they need to support their successful learning journey through to formal school engagement. All learning environments will offer small personalised pockets of discovery that support all developmental areas of learning, treating our educational environment as the third teacher, helping to shape the minds of curious learners.