Enrolments are now open for MercyCare Piara Waters .
Use the button below to secure your child’s place at MercyCare Piara Waters. We can’t wait for you to join us!
At MercyCare Early Learning, we believe every child is a unique little person.
We know one size does not fit all, that child care is about bringing out the special qualities and strengths that make your child unique.
We take the time to get to know you, understand what is important to your family, child and community.
This enables us to provide individual care and early education so your child has wonderful opportunities to learn, discover, develop and belong.
Unique Early Learning Programs
Our approach to child care
The power of play
Overwhelming research shows the best way to learn is through play.
Our play-based approach, coupled with child-led learning, encourages a child’s individual interests and natural curiosity where learning thrives.
Our play-based approach and child care practices are based on the Early Years Learning Framework and the Western Australian Kindergarten Curriculum.
Our passionate and highly-skilled educators and early childhood teachers use play to develop physical, language, cognitive, social and emotional skills.
These are the building blocks of creating confident children who are ready for school and life.
We partner with families (who are the first teacher) to learn about each child’s strengths, interests and where they are at developmentally so we can tailor their learning journey.
We see the environment as the third teacher. Our environments are designed to reflect the child’s learning journey, their sense of identity and the world around them.
Environments are set up to engage and encourage children to revisit learning and practice new skills to gain confidence.
Through providing a rich variety of experiences – which are fun, engaging and educational – your child can build confidence and independence as they grow, develop and find their space in the world.
Centre Manager
Leah Mizen
Leah Mizen is the appointed centre manager for our Piara Waters Early Learning Centre.
Leah, who has almost 20 years’ early learning experience, was the centre manager at Thornlie for nearly five years before accepting the role as centre manager for Piara Waters.
Leah’s substantial management skills will support the successful opening of the centre, while building a sense of community amongst staff and families.
“I am excited to be the first centre manager at Piara waters as it brings two things I am passionate about – MercyCare and the local area of Piara Waters. The very place I am lucky to raise my school aged children.” Said Leah.
“Piara Waters has such a diverse culture and it makes me proud to think I get to continue my journey of supporting families in this wonderful new facility, available to the families of our local and surrounding areas.”
