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 · Arrive
Step inside Hocking Avenue.
Bright front rooms with big windows, set low for small children. Scroll to walk through.
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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).
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3 · Yard
Then out to the yard.
A fenced yard with slides, playhouses, a sandbox and tall trees.
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4 · Visit
Come and see it in person.
A tour is the best way to meet the team and ask your questions.
Read the tour as text
The tour has no narration or sound. Each scene:
- 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.
- 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).
- 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.
- 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.
Like what you see?
A visit is the best way to meet the educators and ask about your child.