Child care Woolooware

About Learn & Laugh Woolooware

Learn & Laugh at Woolooware is an all-new, architecturally designed centre, constructed with outdoor activities in mind. We are located at the Woolooware Bay Shopping Centre. Our centre is separated into 5 large rooms, with plenty of room and space for your child to play and enjoy the brand-new facilities available. We have a beautiful outdoor environment that reflects our educational philosophy and promotes experiences and discussions with the children.

Getting to Our Woolooware Early Learning Centre

Learn & Laugh Woolooware is easy to access for local families and commuters travelling from surrounding suburbs, like Caringbah and Cronulla.

• Address: We’re located at 455 Captain Cook Drive, Woolooware, inside the Bay Central Shopping Centre—a convenient and well-connected hub in the heart of the Sutherland Shire.
• Families from nearby suburbs can enjoy a scenic walk or cycle along the Woolooware Bay Shared Pathway, which leads directly to Bay Central.The pathway is ideal for prams, scooters, and bikes, with plenty of shaded areas and seating along the way.
• Parking:Bay Central offers over 700 parking spaces, including accessible bays, EV charging stations, and 15-minute drop-off zones for childcare families. Parking is free for up to 3 hours, with easy access via Captain Cook Drive and Woolooware Road North.
• Public Transport: 
• Woolooware Station is the closest train stop, just a 15-minute walk via Woolooware Road.
• Alternatively, families can get off at Cronulla Station or Caringbah Station and take the 985 bus, which stops right outside Bay Central.
• The 985 bus runs between Cronulla and Miranda, stopping directly on Captain Cook Drive, opposite Shark Park and the Captain Cook Playing Fields.
• Other nearby bus routes include 477, 4C, 2C, and 6C, which service surrounding suburbs like Caringbah South, Burraneer, and Lilli Pilli.

We acknowledge the Gweagal people who are the traditional custodians of this land and pay respect to their elders past, present and future, for they hold the Indigenous memories of culture and country for all Australian people.