Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes
Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes
Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes
Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes
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Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes

Centre Highlights

Meals Provided

Nappies & Wipes Supplied

Incursion Programs & Activities

Kindergarten Program

On-Site Car Parking

Sport Programs

Sustainability Focus

Long-Serving Team

Multi-Lingual Educators

Hat & Sunscreen Provided

About Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes

Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes is in the suburb of Springfield Lakes in the City of Ipswich.

Our centre has state-of-the-art facilities including nurturing learning environments. Explore our engaging playgrounds with sandpits, a bike track, a veggie and herb garden, and a bush tucker garden. Additionally, we feature an expertly designed Kindergarten room.

Book your tour to explore our Springfield Lakes Childcare and Kindergarten and meet the team.

Availability & Fees

Long Day Care

6 wks to 2 yrs

Availability

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Fees

$163.90 /day

2 yrs to 3 yrs

Availability

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Fees

$161.80 /day

3 yrs to 5 yrs

Availability

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Fees

$159.70 /day

Fees for Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes may vary based childcare subsidy eligibility. You may be eligible to a rebate of up to 85% of your childcare fees.

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Reviews for Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes

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Sabrine H7 months ago

staff are neglectful, centre manager has poor leadership skills which reflect in the unhappiness of staff and high staff turnover Among many other issues the final straw for me was when another parent contacted me to let me know that she witnessed an educator, Paula, take my crying child away from me at drop off and proceeded to dump him on the ground and walk away, once I was out of sight. This parent told Paula that there was a crying child by himself around the corner, and Paula shrugged her shoulders, with no care in the world. I believe Paula was extremely neglectful towards my child, constantly leaving him in dirty nappies to the point of severe nappy rash. My child was the only one who didn’t have a designated pocket with his name on it, at the door. I mentioned this, in writing and it was ignored. I never received any artwork or memorabilia for his time at the centre. Paula claimed that my son ‘refused’ to partake in any of the activities. I find this very hard to believe, it’s my belief that he was intentionally excluded from activities. As an educator you should encourage the children to partake in activities, or do activities based on their individual interests. My son is extremely outgoing, loves painting, water play, trucks, sand, leaves, nature. All the fun stuff . But he was rarely photographed during the day and when I would ask how his day was, at pick up, id get the same robotic response from staff - “good.” He had bite marks on his back one day and when I asked what happened, Paula said she wasn’t sure. Another day when I picked my other son up he had a huge egg on his forehead. Paula told me he tripped over and fell onto a table, she even went as far to say that “he didn’t even cry when it happened” … the bruise was huge, so I find it completely unbelievable that he didn’t cry. Incident reports were never made for any of these events. It wasn’t just my child though, I came early one day and witnessed an educator screaming in a kindy boy’s face, the poor little guy looked absolutely terrified, and it broke my heart to see. During our time at the centre there was a huge amount of staff turnover, the lead educator in the kindy room only lasted 3 months there. I asked the centre manager Sally about all the changes and she had no real answer to give, reflecting her disengaged and ineffective leadership. The staff aren’t valued here and that directly affects the quality of care that the children receive. I always warn people about this centre, it was absolutely traumatising. I truly worry for the children that attend currently and hope they are all okay. If you’re considering sending your children here, please, look elsewhere.

Response from the owner7 months ago

Hi Sabrine, One of our Operations Directors has tried contacting you via phone and left a number of voicemails as well as an email. We will continue to try contacting you to get more information as we take your feedback very seriously. In the mean time, you can contact us directly at info@busybees.edu.au Kind Regards, The National Support Team

Location of Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes

1 Springfield Lakes Bvd, Springfield Lakes

Springfield Lakes suburb information

Springfield Lakes is a suburb located in Queensland. There are approximately 21 child care centres in Springfield Lakes.

How much is child care in Springfield Lakes? On average, the cost of child care in Springfield Lakes is $135 per day. This breaks down to $135 per day for babies, $129 per day for toddlers and $130 per day for kindergarten.

Springfield Lakes sits just above the national NQS Rating & the average rating of centres is «Meeting NQS».

Average cost per day

Baby
Baby

0-12 Months

$135

Toddler
Toddler

13-24 Months

$129

Kindergarten
Kindergarten

2-3 Years

$130

National quality standard

Springfield Lakes
National Average
10%6%
Working towards
56%50%
Meeting
5%14%
Exceeding
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