At Pascals we inspire children to reach their full potential through leading edge educational programmes that are research-driven, innovative and engaging.

"Why didn't you find it earlier"

My son is now at school but we were fortunate enough to spend 6 months at Pascals St Johns after another centre let us down. On the weekend Angus found his portfolio from Pascals St Johns and burst into tears saying "Mummy, why didn't you find Pascals earlier"

And I agree, I wish I had found it earlier. The facilities, the staff, the age appropriate rooms and activities all came together to give my son the best possible care and a head start for school. When working full time it is a relief to know that your kids are in a caring, stimulating environment in which he probably had more fun than if he was at home.

Thank you for accommodating us during a tough time and leaving my son with such fond memories.

Pascals Herne Bay Kindy truly encompasses the word community. If you are looking for an environment that not only supports and nurtures your child’s growth and development; but also ensures a close communication with you the parent. Then this place is for you.

I highly recommend Pascals to any parent considering a good, safe and stable environment for their child.

Pascals Albany is a fun, engaging centre that provides top preschool education, readying each child for their start at school. Both of my children have attended the centre since they were 9 months old. My daughter is about to turn 5 and whilst she is excited to start school, she is very sad to be leaving her preschool family. The people, activities, learnings and general environment are amazing. I strongly believe my children have gained much more from being at Pascals Albany and have grown to be confident, capable children. When I go to pick my daughter up she tells me I’m too early and she wants to stay. Even my son who is now at school enjoys returning and engaging with the teachers that he had when he was there. The teachers give their all and ensure each child is treated as an individual – it really does feel like a big extended family.