MindChamps Attadale opens its doors this November

MindChamps Attadale early learning centre on Canning Highway, Attadale

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There’s a new early learning centre coming to Attadale, and local families are invited to take a look around before it officially opens.

MindChamps Early Learning & Kindergarten Attadale is holding an Open Day on Saturday 14 November, from 9am to 11am, at 568 Canning Highway, Attadale. With the centre welcoming families the following week, it’s a wonderful opportunity to explore the learning spaces, meet the team and ask all the questions that matter when choosing the right early learning environment for your child.

A centre built from a parent’s perspective

MindChamps Attadale is locally owned by Alvin and Vania, who are personally invested in bringing the MindChamps early learning philosophy to families in Western Australia, in particular the City of Melville area.

With their journey as parents, a daughter of their own has given them a deeper appreciation of just how important the early years are in shaping a child’s development.

They wanted to create something meaningful for local families, with a centre that reflects the same standard of care and learning they want for their own daughter.

“We know how important it is for a child to grow up in the right environment, surrounded by the right people and a supportive circle of security. Our daughter’s early years are incredibly precious to us, and that became the standard we wanted to set when establishing this centre.”

“Beyond creating the right environment for our daughter, we also wanted an educational approach that could nurture her development in every aspect. That’s why we chose MindChamps. Its research-backed curriculum and holistic 3-Mind approach align with what we believe children need to thrive. We believe the combination of a secure, nurturing environment and a thoughtfully designed learning program works synergistically to support children’s social, emotional, cognitive and creative development.”

“We want the very best care and learning environment for our own daughter, so we believe every child entrusted to our care deserves exactly the same.”

Learning room at MindChamps Attadale with wooden shelves and reading cushions

Meet Roberta, Centre Manager

Bringing this vision to life is Centre Manager Roberta Keown, who brings more than 30 years of experience in early childhood education.

Roberta leads her team with warmth, compassion and purpose, creating an environment where children feel valued, families feel welcomed and educators feel supported.

Her approach is centred on building genuine partnerships with children, families and the wider community. She believes meaningful relationships and a strong sense of connection are essential to creating a positive early learning experience for every child.

Working closely with Alvin and Vania, Roberta is committed to ensuring the centre delivers an environment where children feel safe, secure and encouraged to reach their full potential.

Sandy nature play yard with log balance beams at MindChamps Attadale

How they teach

MindChamps builds its educational philosophy around what it calls the 3-Mind approach, encouraging children to develop three important aspects of their personalities:

Champion Mind: Building confidence, resilience and a positive attitude.

Learner’s Mind: Encouraging curiosity, exploration and a love of learning.

Creative Mind: Developing imagination, independent thinking and problem-solving skills.

Through everyday experiences such as music, creative play, storytelling, early literacy and hands-on exploration, children are encouraged to discover their interests, develop new skills and learn at their own pace.

Another special aspect of MindChamps Attadale is its multicultural team. The centre values the different cultures, backgrounds and experiences its educators bring, recognising that diversity creates wonderful opportunities for children to learn about the world around them.

The team also envisions introducing different languages as part of the children’s learning experiences. Through exposure to different languages, children can begin developing an appreciation for other cultures, communication and the diversity of the community they are growing up in.

The overall approach aims to nurture the whole child, recognising that early learning is about more than academic development. It’s also about building relationships, emotional confidence, independence, cultural awareness and a lifelong love of learning.

Bright play room with small tables and a reading nook at MindChamps Attadale

The practical bits

  • Age range: Six weeks to six years.
  • Maximum capacity: 82 children.
  • Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 7am–6pm.
  • Child Care Subsidy: CCS approved, helping eligible families access government childcare subsidies.
  • Centre Manager: Roberta Keown, with more than 30 years of early childhood education experience.
Outdoor play area with timber bridge and boulders at MindChamps Attadale

Come and visit

Whether you’re looking for your child’s first childcare experience or considering a new early learning environment, the Open Day is a chance to see what MindChamps Attadale has to offer.

Pop in on Saturday 14 November, between 9am and 11am, at 568 Canning Highway, Attadale, to meet owners Alvin and Vania, Centre Manager Roberta and the team, explore the centre and learn more about their approach to early childhood education.

MindChamps Attadale Open Day flyer, Saturday 14 November 2026, 9 to 11am, 568 Canning Highway Attadale

If you can’t make the Open Day, you can arrange a personal tour at 08 6148 8885.

MindChamps Attadale is a Melville Mums Featured Partner.

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