VOTE NOW: Gladstone’s favourite childcare educator | 2023

The search for Gladstone’s favourite childcare educator has begun. Vote now from the list of 30 finalists, as nominated by readers.

The search for Gladstone's favourite childcare educator has begun. Vote now from our list of 30 finalists, as nominated by readers.

Early childhood learning centres provide a blend of interactive education and enjoyable experiences for children, fostering holistic development in a nurturing and engaging environment.

The thriving atmosphere, where children can socialise, learn and delight in fun-filled moments, is all made possible thanks to the dedicated and attentive care of childcare educators.

With Gladstone’s most outstanding 30 educators, you can rest assured your little ones are receiving exemplary care.

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Have your say and vote in our poll for your favourite childcare educator.

Good luck to:

• Heather Curran and Jayde Kemble: Stepping Stones Childcare Gladstone;
• Emma-lee Cocking: Goodstart Early Learning - Toolooa St;
• Sara Waller, Melissa Wright, Kate McNeill and Tanya Howarth: Green Leaves Forest Springs;
• Olivia Lester, Lora Smith, Yufei Gao, Chloe Wooding, Jeanette Wooding, Karen Roberts, Emma Rehbein, Kelly, Shahrin and Kim: C&K Clinton;
• Cathy Kulp: Playful Minds Family Daycare;
• Tara Bradshaw, Molly and Maria: Community Kids Clinton;
• Paula Masters and Melissa Armour (Branford):Goodstart Early Learning Calliope;
• Tammy Spencer, Kayley Veber and Renee Pungar: Port City Kids;
• Stacey Booth and Jen Sutton: Rainbow Valley Early Learning Gladstone;
• Amy Evans: Milestones On Mingara;
• and Raminy Kula.

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The poll will stay open until midnight Tuesday, September 5.

Cast your vote in the poll below: