Enrolments

Central registration via Kingston Council

All enrolments to Parkdale Preschool are coordinated through the central registration scheme run by Kingston Council.

Applications for 2027 open on the 1 May 2026. To be considered in the first round of allocations, your application must be received by the central registration scheme by 30 June 2026.

Places are allocated based on:

Victorian Government’s Kindergarten Funding Guidelines
How close you live to the kindergarten
Whether your child (or older child) has attended the kindergarten before

For more information and the online application form, visit www.kingston.vic.gov.au/centralregistration or contact the Central Registration Officer on 9581 4851 or kindergartenenrolment@kingston.vic.gov.au

Register now

Kingston Council’s central registration scheme opens 1 May 2026, we invite prospective families to visit and explore our sessional kindergarten and meet our teaching team at our annual open day.

For 2027 enrolments, our annual open day will be held on Sunday 3 May from 9am until 11am.

Can’t make our Open Day, join our tour on Wednesday 27 May 5:30pm to 6:30pm

Preschool tours can be booked by appointment only. Call 9580 1155 for more information.

Throughout the year, we also offer prospective families who are unable to attend our open day the opportunity to tour our centre.

Open Day and preschool tours

For more details please contact us

Frequently Asked Questions

Your child must have turned 3 before they can start kindergarten.
- Three-year-old kindergarten – your child must be 3 years of age or older by 30 April in the year they start kindergarten
- Four-year-old kindergarten – your child must be 4 years of age or older by 30 April in the year they start kindergarten
No, the Department of Education (DET) has stated a child can only have two years of funded kindergarten. Children will move from three-year-old kindergarten to four-year-old kindergarten the following year. It is therefore really important that families who have a child born between January and April take this into consideration, when deciding if their child is ready to begin their kindergarten and school journey.
Children cannot repeat four-year-old kinder unless they show delays in learning and development outcomes as specified by the DET and a second year of four-year-old kindergarten is supported by their teachers. Unfortunately, as Parkdale Preschool must prioritise funded places, it is not an option to pay full fees for an extra year of four-year-old kinder.