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Childcare and Kindergarten in Geelong 2026, Costs, Child Care Subsidy, Victorian Funded Kinder, and How to Find a Centre Near You

Geelong childcare guide 2026: how much long day care costs in Geelong and the Surf Coast before and after the Child Care Subsidy (CCS), Victorian funded kindergarten for 3 and 4-year-olds, and how to find a childcare centre near you.

By Geelong Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Childcare and Kindergarten in Geelong 2026, Costs, Child Care Subsidy, Victorian Funded Kinder, and How to Find a Centre Near You
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Childcare and Kindergarten in Geelong 2026

Geelong has a well-serviced childcare market with lower fees than Melbourne. Victoria's Best Start Best Life funded kindergarten program, providing 15 hours per week for 4-year-olds, with 3-year-old kinder being rolled out, is available across Geelong's approved services. vic.gov.au

How Much Does Childcare Cost in Geelong 2026?

  • Long day care (daily rate, before CCS), typically $118-$162/day
  • Family day care (daily rate, before CCS), typically $82-$128/day
  • After CCS for median Geelong family income, typically $14-$50/day (income-tested)

Victorian Funded Kinder in Geelong

Victoria funds 15 hours per week of kindergarten for 4-year-olds at approved Geelong services, with 3-year-old kindergarten progressively being rolled out under the Best Start Best Life reforms. Search and check NQS ratings at childcarefinder.gov.au. childcarefinder.gov.au

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