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$172.45 a day at Bennett Springs, Fremantle, Mandurah and Piara Waters; $177.74 at Bibra Lake and Hamersley; $189.38 at Bicton.
One daily fee covers the whole session and the meals cooked on site. The Child Care Subsidy (CCS) brings the amount you pay down.
It depends on your CCS percentage and the days your child attends.
Use the CCS calculator for your centre, CCS percentage and days.
Because Bicton's $189.38 daily fee is above the CCS hourly rate cap, so CCS is worked out on $174.69, not the full fee.
The 2026–27 cap is $15.19 an hour; 11.5 hours × $15.19 = $174.69. At 90% CCS, a Bicton family pays about $32.16 a day. Hamersley ($177.74) and Bibra Lake ($177.74) are just above the cap too: about $20.52 a day at Hamersley and $20.52 at Bibra Lake on 90% CCS.
Yes: you pay for every booked day, including public holidays and days your child is away. The exception is our Christmas and New Year closure: our centres close so our educators get a well-deserved break, and families don't pay for care over that time.
Since January 2026, every family eligible for CCS gets at least 72 subsidised hours a fortnight, whatever their work or study hours.
Three days a week at any Treasured Tots centre is 69 hours a fortnight, so it fits inside the guarantee. Families with 48 or more hours of activity a fortnight can get up to 100 hours.
Book a tour at the centre you like; after the tour we'll send the enrolment forms and plan settling-in visits with you.
Every centre page has its own tour booker.
Yes: claim CCS through your Centrelink online account in myGov, ideally before your child's first day.
Once we confirm your enrolment, Services Australia pays CCS to us and we take it off your fees. Services Australia sets your percentage.
Monday to Friday, 6:30am to 6:00pm.
That's an 11.5-hour session at every centre.
Yes: you choose the days that suit your family and book the same days each week.
Ask your centre on your tour.
Yes: the daily fee covers the whole session, whatever time you arrive or leave.
CCS is also worked out on the booked session, not the hours your child attends.
Yes: meals are cooked fresh on site every day and included in the daily fee.
Our whole-foods menu is designed in consultation with staff and families, and follows nutritionist guidelines.
Each centre's cook prepares it on site from fresh ingredients.
Yes: we cater for allergies and dietary needs, and plan them with you before your child starts.
Tell us on enrolment and bring any action plans from your doctor.
Yes: to receive CCS your child must meet the immunisation requirements, and we'll ask for their immunisation history statement at enrolment.
Approved medical exemptions are accepted.
In WA: one educator for every 4 children under 2, one for every 5 aged 2 to 3, and one for every 10 from 3 to preschool age.
These are the minimums set by the national regulations for WA. Rooms are staffed to regulations and above at all times.
By age: babies, toddlers, 3s and kindy-age.
Our program follows Australia's Early Years Learning Framework, with an approach inspired by Reggio Emilia.
Projects grow from what the children are curious about, and you're part of the planning.
Places are confirmed by booking a tour or contacting the centre director.
Yes: many families combine school kindy days with long day care on the other days.
In WA, pre-primary is the first compulsory year of school, for children who turn 5 by 30 June that year.
Pre-primary runs full-time at school, so most children finish long day care the year before.
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