Atlantis Education Centre Ocean Keys

Atlantis Education Centre Ocean Keys

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16/07/2026

Watching children grow is one of the greatest privileges of what we do. 💙

At Atlantis Education Centre – Ocean Keys, we've had the honour of caring for these two families' children from their very first days in our Nursery through to their final years in Outside School Hours Care.

In this heartfelt testimonial, they share what it's been like to watch their children grow into confident, capable young people over more than a decade with Atlantis. Their stories are a beautiful reminder that early learning is about so much more than education, it's about building lasting relationships, creating a strong sense of belonging, and supporting children through every milestone.

As these families prepare to say goodbye, we're incredibly grateful to have been part of their journey. Thank you for trusting us with so many precious years and for sharing your experiences with our community.

To learn more about Atlantis Education Centre – Ocean Keys, visit: https://www.atlantisonline.com.au/early-learning/ocean-keys

Photos from Atlantis Education Centre Ocean Keys's post 25/06/2026

🟣Exploring Makuru in Ocean Keys OSHC🟣
The Noongar Season ‘Makuru’ runs from June to July, the coldest and wettest time in the South West. We spent time discussing Makuru and using purple and blue flowers that will start to emerge within this time, such as the blueberry lily (Dianella revoluta) and the purple flags (Patersonia occidentalis) to inspire our artwork.

Photos from Atlantis Education Centre Ocean Keys's post 18/06/2026

Babies room🪻🌿

As part of our learning about the Noongar season of Makuru, the babies explored the Blueberry Lily through both collaborative and individual art experiences. Using recycled cardboard tubes, recycled paper, and seasonal colours, the children worked together to create a beautiful Blueberry Lily mural while also creating their own unique artworks.

These creative experiences encouraged the children to explore different textures, colours, and materials while developing their fine motor skills and self-expression. Using recycled resources also supported conversations about sustainability and caring for our environment. Through both individual and collaborative art-making, the children developed a sense of belonging, creativity, and connection to the natural world and the changing season of Makuru.

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Unit 20, 61 Ocean Keys Boulevard
Perth, WA
6030

Opening Hours

Monday 6:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 6:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 6:30am - 6pm
Thursday 6:30am - 6pm
Friday 6:30am - 6pm