Monday - Friday 6.30 am - 6.30 pm 52 weeks of the year (closed all public holidays)
Fees
- Full time (Mon-Fri) for all ages - $821.30 (discount has been applied for full time children of $164.26 per day)
- Daily rates for all ages - $180.57
This includes all meals, nappies and external programs offered at the centre such as Hey Dee Ho Music Program and Hey Dee Ho Active 8 Sports Program as well as centre Incursions/Excursions organised throughout the year..
Bank Details
Company: SMIGAL PTY LTD T/a Boutique Bubs Early Education & Kindergarten
Bank: CBA
BSB: 063000
AN: 11819542
Our Commitment to You
While the government provides extra incentives for families using part time care, we will continue to provide a discounted rate for all five day weekly bookings to help ease the financial burden for those families whose work and other commitments dictate full time weekly care for their children, provided that those accounts are kept up to date.
Activity Level and Subsidised Care
Families must meet eligibility criteria to get Child Care Subsidy (CCS). The amount of CCS a family can get depends on their circumstances.
Who can get CCS?
Parents must:
- care for their child at least 2 nights per fortnight or have 14% share of care
- be liable for child care fees at an approved early childhood educationcare service
- meet residency requirements.
Their child must:
- meet immunisation requirements
- not be attending secondary school (unless an exemption applies)
- be 13 or under (except in certain circumstances).
How much CCS can a family get?
The amount of CCS a family can get depends on their circumstances.
Family income
Services Australia works out a family's CCS percentage based on their family income estimate. A family's CCS percentage is the amount the Government will subsidise. It will apply to the hourly fee or the relevant hourly rate cap, whichever is lower.
CCS rates 2025-26
| Family income | Subsidy rate |
|---|---|
| Up to $85,279 | 90% |
| More than $85,279 to below $535,279 | Between 90% and 0% The percentage goes down by 1% for every $5,000 of income your family earns above $85,279 |
| $535,279 or more | 0% |
Families can learn more about how their income affects CCS on the Services Australia website
Number of children in care
Families with more than one child aged 5 or under in care may get a higher subsidy for their second child and younger children. Siblings do not need to attend the same service to get the higher subsidy.
The rates for each child are worked out using two separate income tests.
Activity level
The hours of subsidised care a family can get each fortnight depends on their activity level. The higher the level of activity, the more hours of subsidised care families can get.
Services Australia looks at both parents' activity level. They use the parent with the lower activity level to determine a family's hours of subsidised care.
Families need to do a recognised activity to get CCS. Exemptions apply for parents who cannot meet activity test requirements.
Families can learn more about how their activity level affects CCS on the Services Australia website.
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children
Families can get at least 36 hours of subsidised care per fortnight for each Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander child in their care. This is regardless of their family's activity level.
Families should tell Services Australia that they have an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander child in their care if they would like to get at least 36 hours of subsidised care.
Families can call Services Australia on the Centrelink families line to let them know a child in their care is an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person. It is voluntary to tell Services Australia this.
Families may get more than 36 hours of CCS per fortnight based on their circumstances and the amount of recognised activity they do.
Families do not need to do anything if they already get more than 36 hours of subsidy based on their circumstances.
Families must still pay the gap fee.
Learn more about the activity test for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children.
Absences
Families can get CCS when their child is absent from care for up to 42 days per child, per financial year. The absence count is allocated per child, not to each individual parent. Learn more about absences.
More information
Families can get more information about CCS on the Services Australia website.
Families can use the CCS Calculator at StartingBlocks.gov.au to find out what their CCS rates.