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Little Neighbours

First neighbourhood opening in Belivah

Great neighbours,
right next door.

Little Neighbours Belivah is a brand new early learning centre being built right next door to the families of Belivah and the wider Logan community, opening early 2026.

A young child laughing while playing outdoors in a leafy garden

The Neighbours way

We believe in plain-spoken care and the enduring power of a local handshake.

Human scale

Smaller groups, more room to breathe, and educators who truly know your child's name. No industrial-scale childcare.

Wholesome craft

From timber shelves to a garden-to-table kitchen, every corner is made with the same care we'd give our own home.

Open doors

We're a village square. Parents are welcome to linger over a coffee, share a story, or read on the rug.

Long walk home

Belivah is where we begin. We grow slowly, one neighbourhood at a time, so each community gets the whole of us.

A day with us

Little days, built the way you’d build them at home.

A gentle rhythm from open to close. Nothing rushed, nothing scheduled to the minute, just the shape of a good day.

A carer reading a picture book with two toddlers on a rug
  1. 07:00Doors open

    A soft landing.

    Educators greet each family by name. Early arrivals settle in with breakfast, a book, or a quiet cuddle.

  2. 08:30Morning gathering

    Hello, neighbours.

    The whole room comes together for a song, a story and a check-in on how everyone’s feeling today.

  3. 09:30Studio time

    Hands busy, minds humming.

    Art, sensory trays, block building, dramatic play, child-led, educator-guided, always unhurried.

  4. 10:30Morning tea

    Fresh from the kitchen.

    Seasonal fruit and something warm baked that morning. Eaten together at the little table.

  5. 11:00Outside

    Boots on, hats on.

    Sandpit, mud kitchen, veggie patch, the gum-tree grove. Rain or shine (mostly shine, this is Queensland).

  6. 12:30Communal table

    Lunch, together.

    Real food, made from scratch, eaten side-by-side. A rhythm of the day that feels a lot like being at home.

  7. 13:15Rest

    Slow the day down.

    Little ones nap. Bigger ones stretch out with a picture book and quiet music.

  8. 15:00Afternoon play

    Second wind.

    Kinder program in one corner, water play in the other. Educators follow the curiosity in the room.

  9. 16:00Afternoon tea

    One more little feed.

    A savoury bite and something to drink before the walk out the door.

  10. 18:00Doors close

    See you tomorrow.

    A handover on the veranda: what they made, what they ate, what made them laugh today.

Programs

From first steps to first day of school.

Four programs, one continuous village. Educators grow alongside your child, so faces stay familiar as they move up.

A baby's hands resting on a soft knitted blanket in warm window light
6 wks - 15 mths

Nursery

Slow days shaped around your baby's rhythm, feeds, naps and cuddles led by educators who learn your routine by heart.

A toddler stacking timber blocks on a wooden floor
15 mths - 2 yrs

Toddlers

Room to toddle, tumble and try. Messy play, first words, and the beginnings of little friendships.

A small child exploring a nature sensory tray of leaves and pinecones
2 - 3 yrs

Explorers

Curiosity-led days with sensory play, storytelling and outdoor adventures. Independence, gently coached.

A kindergarten child painting with watercolours at a timber table
3 - 5 yrs

Kindergarten

A government-approved kinder program woven through play. School-ready without ever feeling like school.

The centre

A home away from home, thought through to the last detail.

Garden-to-table kitchen

A working kitchen where cooks prepare fresh, seasonal meals daily. Kids help pick herbs from the garden beds.

Nature play yards

Sandpits, mud kitchens, veggie patches and a shaded gum-tree grove. Room to run, dig, climb and daydream.

Purpose-built studios

Light-filled rooms sized to the age group inside them. Timber, soft textiles, and low shelves for little hands.

A quiet reading nook

A cosy corner with cushions, picture books and window seats, for the moments a small person needs to slow down.

Family veranda

A wrap-around porch with a coffee pot on. Parents are welcome to linger at drop-off or pick-up.

Everything included

Nappies, wipes, sunscreen, hats, meals and snacks, all provided. Turn up with your little one, we handle the rest.

Portrait of the Little Neighbours Belivah centre manager

Meet your centre manager

“Every child gets known by name, and every family knows they can knock.”

Sarah is a mum of two, a qualified early childhood teacher, and has spent the last fifteen years leading centres across South-East Queensland. She’s the one you’ll meet at the door on your first visit, and every morning after.

Her promise for Belivah is simple: keep the days small, the welcome warm, and the door always open.

Name
Sarah Whitcombe
Role
Centre Manager
In the sector
15+ years

Good to know

The questions every parent asks.

  • Early 2026. We'll confirm the exact opening week with waitlist families first, so you can plan orientation, holidays and settling-in visits ahead of everyone else.

  • Six weeks through to school age, across four rooms, Nursery, Toddlers, Explorers and a government-approved Kindergarten program.

  • Doors open at 7:00am and close at 6:00pm, Monday to Friday. We're closed on public holidays and for a short break between Christmas and New Year.

  • All meals prepared in our on-site kitchen, nappies, sunscreen, hats, art supplies, incursions and our full kinder program. No hidden extras.

  • Yes. We're an approved provider, the CCS is applied automatically to your daily fee once your Centrelink details are confirmed.

  • Absolutely. Once we're a few weeks out we'll invite waitlist families in for a tour, a cuppa, and to meet Sarah and the team in person.

Join the village.

Secure your place for the Belivah 2026 intake. No spam, just a note from your neighbours as we get closer.

Find us

Right next door, on the corner you already know.

Address
422 Beaudesert-Beenleigh Road
Belivah, QLD 4207
Get directions

By car

Two minutes from the M1, with easy on-site parking and a covered drop-off bay.

On foot

A short pram-friendly walk from the neighbouring Belivah and Windaroo streets.

Nearby

Around the corner from local cafes, parks and the primary school your bigger ones will move up to.