At their height · Hocking Avenue

Walk through Hocking Avenue at a child’s eye level

A walk through the Hocking Avenue centre, from the front rooms to the yard. These are real photos of the centre, with no children in them.

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  1. A bright playroom with big front windows, a long wooden bench, low shelves and a colourful alphabet carpet.An open room with a ceiling fan, an easel, a small table and chair, and a carpet in the far corner.

    1 · Arrive

    Step inside Hocking Avenue.

    Bright front rooms with big windows, set low for small children. Scroll to walk through.

  2. A long room with child-sized tables and blue chairs, low toy shelves and a play kitchen at the far end.Child-sized tables with blue chairs, a red easel, a plant and labelled toy bins.A room with two arched windows, two long tables with small chairs and cubby shelves along the wall.A large blue carpet ringed with round red and blue sitting cushions, an easel and a whiteboard.

    2 · Rooms

    Calm rooms, set up for each age.

    Child-sized tables and chairs, open shelves and a carpet for circle time. Rooms for infants (0–18 months), toddlers (18–36 months) and 3–5 year olds (3–5 years).

  3. The fenced outdoor yard with wood-chip ground, slides, playhouses, a sandbox and tall trees.Two child-sized easels in the yard, with slides and playhouses behind them under a big sky.

    3 · Yard

    Then out to the yard.

    A fenced yard with slides, playhouses, a sandbox and tall trees.

  4. A wide room with a curved table, a cosy corner with a small armchair, two carpets and big windows.

    4 · Visit

    Come and see it in person.

    A tour is the best way to meet the team and ask your questions.

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The tour has no narration or sound. Each scene:

  1. Arrive. A bright playroom with big front windows, a long wooden bench, low shelves and a colourful alphabet carpet. An open room with a ceiling fan, an easel, a small table and chair, and a carpet in the far corner. Bright front rooms with big windows, set low for small children. Scroll to walk through.
  2. Rooms. A long room with child-sized tables and blue chairs, low toy shelves and a play kitchen at the far end. Child-sized tables with blue chairs, a red easel, a plant and labelled toy bins. A room with two arched windows, two long tables with small chairs and cubby shelves along the wall. A large blue carpet ringed with round red and blue sitting cushions, an easel and a whiteboard. Child-sized tables and chairs, open shelves and a carpet for circle time. Rooms for infants (0–18 months), toddlers (18–36 months) and 3–5 year olds (3–5 years).
  3. Yard. The fenced outdoor yard with wood-chip ground, slides, playhouses, a sandbox and tall trees. Two child-sized easels in the yard, with slides and playhouses behind them under a big sky. A fenced yard with slides, playhouses, a sandbox and tall trees.
  4. Visit. A wide room with a curved table, a cosy corner with a small armchair, two carpets and big windows. A tour is the best way to meet the team and ask your questions.

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