A wonderful first: Sanctuary Redlynch achieves Meeting in all seven quality areas

Sanctuary Early Learning • June 10, 2025

We’re proud to share that Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure Redlynch has achieved a Meeting rating in all seven Quality Areas of the National Quality Standard (NQS) — a remarkable result for our first-ever Assessment and Rating.


Since opening our doors in December 2022, the Sanctuary Redlynch team has worked with unwavering commitment to build a warm, inclusive and high-quality early learning environment for local families seeking exceptional Redlynch child care.


Some of the highlights noted in the assessment include:


  • An intentional, play-based curriculum that responds to children’s interests, strengths and developmental needs.
  • Environments that inspire discovery and foster independence — from shaded outdoor play areas to quiet sensory retreats.
  • A strong focus on children’s wellbeing, safety and nutrition, including a chef-prepared seasonal menu and active opportunities for physical development.
  • Meaningful relationships with families and local community connections that enrich learning and inclusion.
  • A passionate team supported by professional development pathways like our Future Leaders Program, and a service culture grounded in collaboration and care.


We are immensely proud of our Redlynch educators, who are already delivering quality care that exceeds expectations in many ways — and this is just the beginning.


Looking for Redlynch child care that strives for excellence?


Come tour
 Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure Redlynch and see how we’re growing the future — one confident learner at a time. Call 07 4243 3717 to speak with our team today, or click here to book your tour. 


Author: Lauren Hall

 

Find Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure Redlynch here.


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