DIRECTOR:

 

Bridget Isichei is the director of Byron Bay Preschool, Coogera, and Cavanbah Centres. Bridget has a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration and Leadership, a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood), and Certificate 4 in Training and Assessment. Bridget has 14 years of experience in a director/ area manager role and over 25 years of experience in the early childhood education and care sector. Bridget is currently President of the Northern Rivers Preschool Alliance, an organisation that supports 50 local preschools in Northern NSW.

 

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR- CAVANBAH

 

Fiona (Fee) Harris-Whelan is the assistant director at Cavanbah Centre. Fiona has a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood and Primary), a Cert V in Community Service, a Cert 4 in Training and Assessment and over 30 years of experience in the school and early childhood sector. 

 

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR- COOGERA:

 

Nicole Caves has a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood). Nic has done postgraduate study in special education and has participated in a six-month leadership course with Sarah Moore. Nic has over 30 years of experience in the early childhood education and care sector. 

OUR TEAM

The people working with your children are the most important element in your child having a relaxed, interesting and positive preschool experience.

Our team of highly qualified and experienced teachers and educators are committed to providing a safe and encouraging environment for children to make the most of their preschool day. All groups are led by an experienced degree-qualified early childhood teacher.

With a combination of university degrees in early childhood education, diplomas and certificates in children’s services with many years of experience, the educators and teachers at Byron Bay Preschool offer a very high-quality program and nurturing environment for your child.

Reconciliation Action Plan

We acknowledge the Arakwal people, the traditional custodians of this land where we live, play and learn.

Byron Bay Preschool has developed a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to build a deeper connection with and understanding of the traditional owners of Byron Bay’s land and sea; the Arakwal, Bundjalung people.