A waitlist feels like safety, but it decays quietly. Why full centres that stop telling their story find the nursery room echoing eighteen months later.
Enquiries and tours are where enrolments are won or lost. Here's where families quietly slip away, and how a trained enquiry-to-enrolment path catches them.
The government's own guidance hands parents six tour questions. Every one is about safety and relationships. Answer them before the visit and you win the tour early.
Children in centre-based day care fell 2.8% in the year to March 2026 while new places kept opening. Here is what the drop in occupancy means for your centre, and how to stay full.
The centres that will build lasting trust in the next twelve months are the ones that help families see the difference between a child in a corporate occupancy model and a child in a setting where every adult in the room knows why they are there.
That story is worth telling. Most centres are not telling it clearly enough.
Universal childcare reforms are changing how families choose services. Learn how to keep your centre’s video story clear, compliant and future ready with EEVA.
This morning I joined a group of local early childhood educators at Foundation Learning Centre for morning tea and some genuinely insightful conversation. FLC is one of our valued educational partners, and the discussion centred on a crucial question: how can we better prepare students for the reality of working in early childhood education?
Parents make their childcare decisions with their hearts first, then their heads. And the first question every parent asks themselves when they visit your website or walk through your door is simple: "Will my child be safe here?"
How one centre director went from wary to confident about professional photography in an early learning environment. A real account from Kids on Collins.
A powerful testimonial video capturing real parent voices at Little Flyers Laurimar, restoring trust, showcasing growth, and building community through authentic storytelling.
If you pay close attention, you’ll notice: no child’s face is shown.
This was one of our early projects. Originally filmed for internal use, the footage came without public-facing permissions. But rather than discard it, we reworked it, respecting privacy while still capturing the heart of the centre.
When we think about what makes a great early learning centre, we usually picture what’s inside the fence: happy children, dedicated educators, and spaces filled with learning. But every now and then, growth demands more space. That’s where stories like the Play CC&K extension in Geelong come in, and where our cameras step outside.
Koorana first engaged us to produce a video for a high-impact fundraising lunch in New South Wales. The event had a tight turnaround and ambitious goals, and we were honoured to be part of helping them reach those.
After directing video for dozens of centres across Australia, I’ve learned what makes a video resonate with the right families. Here’s a practical checklist for creating one that works.
How do you capture the spirit of a centre that’s tucked away in Melbourne’s CBD, quietly doing extraordinary things for children and families? That’s the challenge we set out to solve with the Kids on Collins feature video, a flagship piece that not only tells a story but opens a doorway.
When we set out to create a testimonial video for Kids on Collins, we knew we wanted more than a standard endorsement. We wanted an honest, emotionally resonant story that would speak directly to working parents in the city, especially those hesitant about returning to the office after years of remote work.
Real stories. Right-fit families. Video made for early learning.
How a parent-turned-director is helping centres grow enrolments and build lasting trust.