Amber Gidney-Bryant is the Director of the Cowra centre, and is excited to be able to share Goodstart with the community.

"Whilst our doors are always open here at Goodstart,Thursday will be your chance to come and spend some time with us and meet our great team of early childhood educators," she said.

"You will be introduced to our daily operations of our centre and able to discuss with our Centre Director and educators our programs and practices within our centre, and children's routines and rhythms."

Goodstart provides a play based program as children learn so much through play.

"Play allows children to explore, discover, negotiate, and create meaning and problem solve-all important foundations for developing their literacy, numeracy and social skills," said Mrs Gidney-Bryant.

She says that the centre aims to honour and value each child, their strengths, interests and opinions. They have stimulating indoor and outdoor play environments to ensure each child reaches their potential.

"We believe that all children have the right to an education that lays the foundation for the rest of their lives, maximises their ability, and respects their family, culture, languages and identity," she said.

The centre's programs are based on the knowledge that children are natural learners, and that each child develops at their own pace.

"Our programs are flexible, individual and engaging. We aim to offer a rich and unique learning experience that will give children the best possible start in life. At the heart of Goodstart's program is "Belonging, Being and Becoming" the Early Learning Years Framework for Australia."

The centre offers qualified and dedicated early child hood educators, as well as an extensive range of resources including age-appropriate educational toys and books.

They have vacation care, and a bus service is available which provides pick ups and drop offs to schools, they also have a reduced rate for children spending multiple days at the service.