QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION. Industrial Relations Act s certification of an agreement

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1 QUEENSLAND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION Industrial Relations Act s certification of an agreement Queensland Early Childhood Education Certified Agreement 2009 Matter No. CA/2009/197 Commissioner Asbury 7 January 2010 AMENDED CERTIFICATE This matter coming on for hearing before the Commission on 22 December 2009 the Commission certifies the following written agreement: Queensland Early Childhood Education Certified Agreement CA/2009/197. Made between: The members of Australian Community Services Employers Association, Union of Employers (ACSEA) named in Schedule B to the Agreement (attached). AND Queensland Independent Education Union of Employees (ABN: ). The agreement was certified by the Commission on 22 December 2009 and operates from 22 December 2009 until its nominal expiry date on 31 December This agreement replaces CA/2006/253 - Queensland Early Childhood Education Certified Agreement 2006 By the Commission. I.C. Asbury Commissioner

2 2 QUEENSLAND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CERTIFIED AGREEMENT 2009 This Agreement provides as follows: 1. PRELIMINARY 1.1 Title 1.2 Agreement Coverage (Parties) 1.3 Date and Period of Operation 1.4 Agreement Posting 1.5 Relationship to Parent Award 1.6 No Further Claims 2. ENTERPRISE BARGAINING 2.1 Dispute Settling Procedure 2.2 Concerns regarding capacity or performance 3. WAGES 3.1 Wage Increases 3.2 Senior Teacher 4. OTHER ISSUES INDEX 4.1 Salary Sacrifice 4.2 Superannuation 4.3 Hours of Work 4.4 Meal Breaks 4.5 Payment for full year or proportion of year and Annual Leave Loading 4.6 Further Negotiations and Variation 4.7 Acknowledgement of Parties 5. SIGNATORIES SCHEDULE A EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION WAGE RATES SCHEDULE B EMPLOYERS PARTY TO THE AGREEMENT 1 PRELIMINARY 1.1 Title This Agreement shall be known as the Queensland Early Childhood Education Certified Agreement Agreement Coverage (Parties) This Agreement shall apply to the members of the Australian Community Services Employers Association Queensland Union of Employers (ACSEA) who are listed in Schedule B of this Agreement and their employees and the Queensland Independent Education Union of Employees (QIEU). 1.3 Date and Period of Operation This Agreement will commence from the date of certification and shall remain in force until 31 December Where this Agreement provides for a benefit from a date earlier than the commencement date the employer will provide such benefit backdated to the earlier date. 1.4 Agreement Posting A copy of this Agreement shall be exhibited in a conspicuous and convenient place at the workplace so as to be easily read by all employees.

3 3 1.5 Relationship to Parent Award From the date of Certification until 31 December 2010 this agreement will be read and interpreted wholly in conjunction with the Early Childhood Education Award State 2003 as it exists at the date of making of this agreement After 31 December 2010, this Agreement will be read in conjunction with any Modern Award(s) that replaces the Early Childhood Education Award State To the extent of any inconsistency between this Agreement and the Early Childhood Education Award State 2003, or a Modern Award as it applies in accordance with clause 1.5.2, this agreement will prevail. Subject to clauses and 1.5.2, in all other areas the content of the Award will continue to apply. 1.6 No Further Claims There shall be no further wage increases during the life of this Agreement other than those provided for in Clause 4.6 of this Agreement The Agreement constitutes a closed agreement in settlement of the matters contained herein for the duration of this Agreement. The parties agree that there will be no further claims (except as allowed by clause or 1.6.5) in regard to the matters set out herein during the life of this Agreement This Certified Agreement may be varied in circumstances where all of the parties genuinely agree that a variation is necessary. Where agreement is reached then this Agreement shall be varied by application to the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Relations Act (1999) Any agreed variation to this Agreement will be subject to the same consultation and approval process as that used for this Agreement Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this Agreement should there be any further increases in DECKAS funding in relation to any matters contained within this Agreement then this change will be reflected in this Agreement by way of a variation in accordance with clause and in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Relations Act ENTERPRISE BARGAINING 2.1 Dispute Settling Procedure In the first instance an employee should raise an issue with the Director, as defined in the Award If the matter cannot be resolved with the Director the following procedure shall apply: (a) The employee shall raise the matter with the employer s delegate who shall submit the issue to the committee. (b) Where a sponsoring body exists for the centre the employee, or the employer, may raise the issue with that body. (c) If not settled through point/s (a) and/or (b) above the employee and the employer may raise the matter with their respective unions who shall arrange a meeting between the parties. (d) If the issue still remains unresolved the matter shall be referred to the relevant Industrial Relations Commission Where a Director has a concern, the Director shall raise the matter with the employer s delegate who shall refer the matter to the Committee With the exception of Health and/or Safety concerns, whilst the above procedure is being followed the status quo shall apply and work shall continue without prejudice to the final settlement of the matter Where an employer has a concern about the performance or capacity of an employee the procedure outlined at clause 2.2 below will be followed.

4 The above procedure shall be implemented within a reasonable time frame and where any party believes that the matter is being delayed it may be referred to the relevant Industrial Relations Commission. 2.2 Concerns regarding capacity or performance Where it is alleged that an employee s capacity or performance is unsatisfactory, then the following procedure should be followed. The existence of this procedure shall not prevent an employer from dismissing an employee for gross misconduct Initial discussions and direction will be provided on an informal basis by the Director or the employers delegate as the case may be. The employee shall be advised that such discussion forms part of this process If the problem/s persists the Director or the employers Delegate will formally discuss with the employee: (a) the matter/s of concern (b) actions necessary to resolve the concerns; and (c) a timetable for improvement to be evidenced. Input including explanation will be sought from the employee as part of this discussion As a result of the discussions at clause above the Director or the employers delegate will notify the employee in writing regarding those matters in question and specifically that notice will detail the points identified at paragraph (a), (b) and (c) of clause The notice identified at clause will be signed and confirmed by the employee to record the discussion which has taken place. If there is disagreement as to the content of the notice the employee shall have the opportunity for their views to be placed on the record Monitoring and counselling shall then be provided to the employee by the Director or the employers delegate Where the problem/s are not rectified through the use of the above process the employer may terminate the employees employment. 3. WAGES 3.1 Wage Increases A wage increase of 4.0%, applicable to all classifications, shall be paid from 1 July A further wage increase of 4.0%, applicable to all classifications, shall be paid from 1 July All allowances will be subject to the same percentage movements as identified above The actual wage rates are shown in Schedule A attached to this Agreement The parties record that the wage rates for teachers have been the subject of adjustment. Further, it is recorded that the rates for teachers in Education Queensland will be (at the date of making this Agreement) subject to determination by the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission The parties agree to reconvene the Single Bargaining Unit when the wage and allowance outcome is known for Education Queensland teachers Subject to clause the parties agree that teachers covered by this Agreement will receive, at least the rate of remuneration which applies to teachers employed by Education Queensland The parties agree that the Single Bargaining Unit will also reconsider the wage movements for Assistants in the light of the wage outcome determined for teachers Notwithstanding the provisions of clauses 3.1.6, and 3.1.8, the wage rates for teachers will not be increased (beyond the increases identified in clauses and 3.1.2) unless the Department of Education Community Kindergarten Assistance Scheme (DECKAS) is adjusted to reflect the increases for Education Queensland teachers. Further, assistants will not receive any additional wage increase(s) unless DECKAS is adjusted to reflect such increases.

5 5 3.2 Senior Teacher An employee who satisfies the criteria identified in clause will be entitled to apply for the classification of Senior Teacher (a) One year s employment on Band 3 Step 4; and (b) Completion of three (3) days professional development, in their own time, in each of the three (3) years preceding the application for Senior Teacher; and (c) Provision, on request, of a portfolio of professional development activities undertaken; and (d) A commitment to continue to participate in professional development An employee who satisfies the criteria listed in clause will be appointed by the employer to the Senior Teacher classification A Teacher appointed to the Senior Teacher classification will, as from 1 July 2009, be paid an allowance at the rate of $ per fortnight. This allowance will be adjusted in line with wage increases for Teachers covered by this Agreement. 4 OTHER ISSUES 4.1 Salary Sacrifice An employee will be entitled to salary sacrifice a portion of their salary to any benefit which does not attract a Fringe benefit Tax liability Where a salary sacrifice arrangement is entered into it will be recorded in writing Where such an arrangement is entered into, the employee s total salary shall be reduced by an amount equivalent to that nominated in the arrangement The employee s salary used to calculate superannuation contributions, leave loading, annual leave or vacation entitlements, long service leave, severance and termination payment entitlements, will be the gross base salary as per Schedule A Wages of this Agreement the employee would receive if not taking part in the salary packaging arrangement Salary packaging arrangements may be altered once per annum The employer reserves the right to outsource the administration of salary packaging arrangements to a provider appointed by the employer The employer will meet the cost associated with salary sacrifice to superannuation The employee may be required to meet the cost of salary sacrifice arrangements to benefits other than superannuation. 4.2 Superannuation The Queensland Independent Education and Care Superannuation Scheme shall be the only approved scheme, as defined by clause 5.4.3(c) of the Award, for employees subject to this Agreement The employers recognise that an increased employer contribution combined with an employee co-payment, delivers a substantial benefit to the employee s superannuation savings, and hence their long term future Any additional superannuation contributions from employees is a matter of employee choice within the options available. The payment to be made by employing authorities will be subsumed into any payment mandated by Superannuation Guarantee Charge legislation, if any such payment is mandated The employing authority shall make available to all employees the following options: (a) As of 1 st October 2006, where an employee makes a contribution of at least 1% to superannuation, the employer will contribute an additional 1% (that is a total contribution of 10%) to the employee s superannuation; and (b) As of 1 st October 2007, where an employee makes a contribution of at least 2% to superannuation, the employer will contribute an additional 2% (that is a total contribution of 11%) to the employee s superannuation; and

6 6 (c) As of 1 st October 2008, where an employee makes a contribution of at least 3% to superannuation, the employer will contribute an additional 1% (that is a total contribution of 12%) to the employee s superannuation So as to remove doubt, an employee s contribution to superannuation identified in this clause 4.2 can be made by way of salary sacrifice in accordance with clause Hours of Work The ordinary hours of duties for a teacher shall not exceed 37.5 hours per week of which not more than 27.5 hours shall relate to the teaching of a educational programme; The ordinary hours of duty for all employees, other than teachers, shall not exceed 38 hours per week; A part-time teacher shall be entitled to time for preparation and other duties (not being the teaching of an educational programme) on the ratio of one (1) hour for every five (5) hours of teaching. 4.4 Meal Breaks Where an employee works continuously for at least five (5) hours on any one day, that employee shall receive a thirty (30) minute paid meal break; The meal break provided in clause is to be treated as time worked for all purposes. Where possible employees shall not be in charge of children during their meal break, but shall remain on the premises and be on call. 4.5 Payment for full year or proportion of year and Annual Leave Loading An employee upon appointment shall be paid as from the date upon which the employee commenced duty, provided that an employee who has worked (or has been granted leave by the employer), for each day of the standard year at a particular centre, shall be paid for a full calendar year An employee who ceases duty after at least ten teaching weeks of employment shall be paid the proportion of the employee's salary for that year that the employee's services, excluding vacation periods, bears to the standard year A standard year is deemed for the purposes of clause to be 42 teaching weeks The salary that is proportioned shall be calculated on the salary the employee is receiving immediately before the cessation of employment An employee who ceases duty before completing 10 weeks of employment shall be paid an amount equal to 1/12 th of their ordinary pay for the period of employment A further amount calculated at the rate of 17.5% of the amount of salary payable shall be paid to all employees calculated on the basis of an entitlement of 4 weeks annual leave and in the case where an employee does not teach for the full 42 weeks then in the same proportions that the employee's teaching (excluding vacations) bears to the standard year. 4.6 Further Negotiations and Variation The parties agree that the following issues are to be negotiated during the life of this Agreement: (a) Comparability of wage rates for teachers with Education Queensland rates (b) Review of wage rates for Assistants; (c) Remote Area Incentive arrangements; (d) Portability of entitlements; (e) Redundancy provisions; (f) Paid Maternity Leave; (g) Pupil Free Days and Non-Contact Time Further, the ACSEA is prepared to negotiate on behalf of its members on matters set out in provided the DECKAS is adjusted to reflect any movements in these provisions.

7 The parties will negotiate a replacement Agreement for this Agreement. These negotiations will commence by September Acknowledgement of Parties The parties to this Agreement acknowledge that the following clauses accurately reflect their mutual understanding on these matters: The ACSEA on behalf of its members covered by this Agreement acknowledges the position of QIEU in relation to: (a) (b) The wages and conditions for Early Childhood Teachers covered by this Agreement should be comparable to those received by Education Queensland Early Childhood Teachers. Wage rates for Assistants covered by this Agreement require consideration which may involve consideration of principles dealing with Work Value, Equal Remuneration and/or Pay Equity QIEU acknowledges the reliance by the employers on DECKAS funding The parties agree that the skills and responsibilities required to be exercised by an Early Childhood Education Teacher covered by this Agreement are comparable to those required to be exercised by an Early Childhood Education Teacher employed by Education Queensland ACSEA, as the representative of employers covered by this Agreement, will support QIEU s approaches to Government to secure improved funding in relation to the matters identified in SIGNATORIES Signed for and on behalf of the ACSEA: Charles Hardy In the presence of:: Angela Cooke Signed for and on behalf of QIEU: Terence Burke In the presence of: John Spriggs

8 SCHEDULE A EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION WAGE RATES 8 Current As at 1 May 2008 As at 1 July % Increase As at 1 July % Increase Teachers F/Nightly P/Time Per Hour F/Nightly P/Time Per Hour F/Nightly P/Time Per Hour Band 1 Step Step Step Step Band 2 Step Step Step Step Step Band 3 Step Step Step Step Exempt Teachers F/Nightly P/Time Per Hour F/Nightly P/Time Per Hour F/Nightly P/Time Per Hour Grade Grade Grade Assistants Grade 1 Year Year Grade 2 Year Year Grade 3 Year Year

9 9 Directors Allowance F/Nightly Annual F/Nightly Annual F/Nightly Annual 1 Unit Units Units Senior Teachers Allowance F/Nightly F/Nightly F/Nightly Relieving Directors Allowance Per Day Per Day Per Day 1 Unit Units Units Other Notes Part-time Teachers Hourly Rate calculated by dividing fortnightly salary by 75 hours. Part-time Assistant Hourly Rate calculated by dividing fortnightly salary by 76 hours. Casual Teacher Hourly Rate calculated by dividing fortnightly salary by 75 hours and adding 23% loading in lieu of sick leave and holiday leave. Casual Assistant Hourly Rate calculated by dividing fortnightly salary by 76 hours and adding 23% loading in lieu of sick leave and holiday leave.

10 SCHEDULE B EMPLOYERS PARTY TO THE AGREEMENT Name Address Suburb 10 Albany Creek Community Kindergarten Ernie Street ALBANY CREEK Alderley Kindergarten & Preschool South Pine Road ALDERLEY Ashgrove West Preschool 530 Waterworks Road ASHGROVE Ashgrove Memorial Preschool & Kindergarten 26 Wessex Lane ASHGROVE Ascot Centenary Kindergarten Assoc 93 Kitchender Road ASCOT Aspley East Kindergarten & Preschool 12 Clorane Street ASPLEY Ayr Community Kindergarten Association Incorporated 158 MacKenzie Street AYR Balonne Kindergarten Victoria Street ST GEORGE Banyo C&K Kindergarten 237 Tufnell Road BANYO Bardon Community Kindergarten 247 Simpsons Road BARDON Bayview Kindergarten 33 Bayview Terrace DECEPTION BAY Beenleigh Community Preschooling Centre Inc 41 Kent Street BEENLEIGH Bellbowrie Kindergarten & Preschool Association 47 Birkin Road BELLBOWRIE Bethlehem Preschool & Kindergarten 1279 Stapylton Jacobs Well Road WOONGOOLBA Borilla Community Kindergarten Borilla Street EMERALD Bracken Ridge Kindergarten & Preschool 221 Barrett Street BRACKEN RIDGE Bribie Island Community Kindergarten 30 Cotterill Ave BONGAREE Broadbeach C&K Kindergarten 2 Armrick Ave BROADBEACH Buderim Kindergarten 38 Townsend Road BUDERIM Burleigh Heads Kindergarten & Preschool BURLEIGH Assoc Inc Ocean Street HEADS Caboolture Apex Kindergarten & Preschool 16 Newman Street CABOOLTURE Calliope Kindergarten 14 Menzies Street CALLIOPE Caloundra Kindergarten Cowan Street CALOUNDRA Cambooya Community Kindergarten Association Inc 19 Gore Street CAMBOOYA Camira Community Kindergarten Association Inc 21 Allan Road CAMIRA Camp Hill Kindergarten & Preschool Assoc Inc 71 Wiles Street CAMP HILL Chapel Hill Community Kindergarten 27 Fawkner Street CHAPEL HILL Chelmer Graceville Kindergarten 40 Acacia Avenue GRACEVILLE Chinchilla Community Kindergarten Bell Street CHINCHILLA Clayfield Child Care Association Inc 32 Wagner Road CLAYFIELD Clayfield Pre-Prep Bayview Terrace Inc 28 Bayview Terrace CLAYFIELD Coolum Beach Community Preschool & Kindergarten Jones Parade COOLUM Condy Park Preschool & Kindergarten Old Maryborough Road HERVEY BAY Corinda Christian Kindergarten 4 Clewley Street CORINDA Collinsville & Scottville Community Kindergarten Ninth Avenue SCOTTVILLE Craigslea Kindergarten & Preschool Association Inc 32 Marban Street WEST CHERMSIDE Dalby Beck Street Kindergarten Association Beck Street DALBY

11 Name Address Suburb Dayboro Community Kindergarten Tullamore Park, McKenzie Street DAYBORO Dimbulah Community Kindergarten Raleigh Street DIMBULAH 11 Dysart Kindergarten Assoc Inc PO Box 33 DYSART Eatons Hill Community Kindergarten Association 7 Marilyn Tce EATONS HILLS Edmonton Community Kindergarten 19 Hartill Street EDMONTON Eileen Fisher Memorial Kindergarten 25 Clarke Street MT ISA Emerald Community Kindergarten Inc PO Box 121 EMERALD Emily Foord Memorial Kindergarten 26 Rhodes Street STAFFORD Esk and District Kindergarten 26 South Street ESK Everton Park Kindergarten 28 Fallon Street EVERTON PARK Gaythorne Community Kindergarten & Limited 34 Taurama Street GAYTHORNE Geebung Kindergarten & Preschool 1 Maidencombe Street GEEBUNG Goondiwindi Kindergarten Assoc Inc 66 Albert Street GOONDIWINDI Gordonvale Community Kindergarten 69 Moller Street GORDONVALE Graceville Community Kindergarten 6 Halsbury Street CHELMER Granville Community Kindergarten PO Box 502 MARYBOROUGH Gundala Kindergarten Association 416 Tingal Road WYNNUM NORTH Happy Valley Community Kindergarten Association Inc PO Box 2701 MT ISA Harty Street Comm Kindergarten & Preschool Assoc Inc Harty Street COORPAROO Hillsdon Kindergarten 79 Hillsdon Road TARINGA Hughenden Kindergarten & Early Childhood Centre 41 Gray Street HUGHENDEN Ipswich Kindergarten Association 12 Milford Street IPSWICH Jacaranda St Community Preschool 114 Jacaranda Street NORTH BOOVAL Jandowae Kindergarten Association Inc PO Box 85 JANDOWAE Jimboomba Community Kindergarten Assn Inc PO Box 57 JIMBOOMBA Julia Creek Kindergarten & Childminding Association PO Box 210 JULIA CREEK Kedron Heights Preschool & Kindergarten 107 Kitchener Road KEDRON Kenmore Park Preschool & Kindergarten PO Box 191 KENMORE Kingaroy Kindergarten Assoc Inc First Ave KINGAROY Koobara Kindergarten & Preschool PO Box 247 ZILLMERE Koolkuna Kindergarten 61 Davidson Street SOUTH TOWNSVILLE Kutjala Playgroup 11 Bennett Street CHARTERS TOWERS Laidley Kindergarten PO Box 61 LAIDLEY Landsborough Kindergarten Association Inc 13 Maleny Street LANDSBOROUGH Lawnton C&K Kindergarten Cnr Todds Rd & Nightingale Street LAWNTON Longreach Kindergarten Cnr Wonga & Falcon Sts LONGREACH Mackay Kindergarten & Preschool Assoc Inc 416 Shakespeare Street MACKAY Maryborough Community Kindergarten Association 19 Farrell Street MARYBOROUGH Memorial Park Community Preschooling Centre 83 Memorial Ave MAROOCHYDORE

12 Name Address Suburb 12 Montessori Childrens House Ltd 19 Weinholt Street AUCHENFLOWER Monto Kindergarten Association Inc 19 Flinders Street MONTO Moranbah Community Kindergarten Association Inc 89 Mills Ave MORANBAH Mt Louisa Suburbs Kindergarten PO Box 248 AITKENVALE Moura Community Kindergarten 5 Scenic Street MOURA Mudjimba Community Kindergarten 39 Cottonwood Street MUDJIMBA Mundubbera Kindergarten PO Box 166 MUNDUBBERA Murilla Kindergarten Association Marian Street MILES Mt Gravatt Kindergarten & Preschool Association Inc 56A Shire Road MT GRAVATT Narnia Kindergarten 133 Robinson Street NORTH ROCKHAMPTON Nanango & District Kindergarten Inc 34 Gipps Street NANANGO Oakey Community Preschool & Kindergarten Cnr Beale & Stanley St OAKEY Peregian Beach Preschool & Kindergarten PEREGIAN Association PO Box 6 BEACH Pine Rivers Kindergarten Association Harding Street KALLANGUR Pittsworth Kindergarten Short Street PITTSWORTH Pomona & District Kindergarten Assn Inc 21 Reserve Street POMONA Port Douglas Community Kindergarten 4 Endeavour Street PORT DOUGLAS Proserpine Public Kindergarten Dobbins Lane PROSERPINE Red Hill Kindergarten 95 Enoggera Tce RED HILL Richmond Early Education Centre 98 Crawford Street RICHMOND Rosewood Community Kindergarten Rosewood Street TOOWOOMBA Rosewood & District Kindergarten & Preschool 54 John Street ROSEWOOD Sandgate-Brighton Child Care & Kindergarten Assoc Inc 106 Nash Street SANDGATE South Pine Kindergarten 200 Stanley Street STRATHPINE South Mackay Preschool & Kindergarten Cnr Casey Ave & Leisure Crt MACKAY Springwood Kindergarten Association Inc 19 Dennis Road SPRINGWOOD STAFFORD Stafford Heights Preschool & Kindergarten 12 Dorkay Street HEIGHTS St Thomas's Riverview Kindergarten Inc 186 Macquarie Street ST LUCIA Staverton Kindergarten Association Inc. 43 Twickenham Street CHELMER Stones Corner Kindergarten & Preschool Lincoln Street STONES CORNER Strathpine Community Kindergarten & Preschool Assoc Inc 9/11 Brennan Pde STRATHPINE Sunnybank Community Preschool & Kindergarten Association Inc 101 Lister Street SUNNYBANK Tamborine Mountain Community Kindergarten 23 Coleman Square NORTH TAMBORINE Taroom Kindergarten Association Inc 44 Yalowyn Street TAROOM Tarragindi War Memorial Preschool & Kindergarten Inc 31 Newington Street TARRAGINDI Tarumbal Kindergarten Association 100 Water Street NORTH ROCKHAMPTON The Range Kindergarten Incorporated 64 Flaxton Drive MAPLETON Tingalpa & District Kindergarten Ass Inc 1035 Manly Road TINGALPA

13 Name Address Suburb 13 Toogoolawah Kindergarten Association 17 Abbotsford Street TOOGOOLAWAH Tully Community Pre-School & Kindergarten Association Inc 48 Bryant Street TULLY Twin Town Kindergarten Lanham Street COOLANGATTA Wandarrah Preschool and Community Centre Cnr Poinciana & Azalea Sts INALA Wandoan & District Kindergarten PO Box 48 WANDOAN Wavell Heights Kindergarten Assoc Inc Cnr Cressey & Edinburgh WAVELL HEIGHTS West Chermside C&K Kindergarten & Preschool 145 Maundrell Terrace WEST CHERMSIDE West End Scott St C&K Scott Streeyt WEST END Western Suburbs Kindergarten PO Box 277 AITKENVALE Whitfield Community Kindergarten 1 Marino Street WHITFIELD Willmore Kindergarten 14 Irruka Crs FERNY HILLS Wondai Community Kindergarten 60 Baynes Street WONDAI Wynnum General Gordon Comm Preschool & Kgtn Assn Inc 18 Florence Street WYNNUM Wynnum Manly Community Kindergarten 21 Ashton Street WYNNUM Yeppon & District Kindergarten Queen Street YEPPOON Yeronga Hyde Road Kindergarten and Preschool Society Inc 43 Hyde Road YERONGA Yeronga Park Kindergarten Association Inc 15 School Road YERONGA Yorkeys Knob Community Kindergarten 35 Best Street YORKEYS KNOB