Angela West and Roslyn Thompson are the Directors of Early Learning Management Group (ELM). Together they hold more than 30 years experience in the Child Care industry. Their collective experience includes owning and managing Child Care Centres inclusive of Out of School Hours Care services with extensive Management and Human Resource Coordination in services across the state. Their skills extend to work place training and facilitation through Registered Training Organisations and Inclusion Support work, providing knowledge and support for staff in Children's Services located in rural and city centres. Both are active members of the community and are passionate about delivering Quality Child Care to West Australian families with a large focus on attracting and retaining staff.

ELM has a strong focus on the Child Care Industry in Western Australia. By maintaining this approach in WA, we stay abreast of the State Licensing Regulations to ensure the services that we manage are of a high quality.

To obtain further information about the services ELM has to offer, or to discuss how ELM can work for you, please contact either Roslyn or Angie via e-mail. They are able to to discuss with you the prospects of a working relationship.

Early Learning Management Group, (ELM) in partnership with trained and skilled teams, is committed to providing Quality Child Care to the families of Western Australia.

Early Learning Management Group - Goals

Families: 

• Promote a family orientated environment where siblings have opportunities of play together through out the day.
• Recognise and provide for the diverse needs of Western Australian children.

Staff:

• Recruit Qualified and skilled staff with a commitment to the care and education of young children.
• To provide ongoing training opportunities for all staff to increase their knowledge and skills within the industry.
• To encourage career advancement within Early Learning Management Group.
  

Environment:

• To ensure each environment is friendly and safe, providing developmentally appropriate toys and equipment that allows for exploration and play for children.
• To ensure current and practical information, pertaining to children's health and wellbeing, is available for clients and staff.