Mini Masterminds provides a nurturing and engaging early learning environment where children grow and develop from their earliest years through to preschool.
Families can explore age-appropriate learning experiences designed around their child’s developmental needs, with opportunities for play, discovery and social connection. From caring for babies as they begin exploring the world to supporting preschool-aged children as they prepare for school, our focus is on helping every child feel safe, supported and valued.
Choosing childcare in Adelaide is an important decision for families, and finding the right centre involves more than location alone. It’s worth considering your child’s age and developmental needs, the centre’s educational approach, safety practices, opening hours, fees and availability.
Mini Masterminds is opening its first South Australian childcare centre in Elizabeth Park. The purpose-built centre will welcome families from Elizabeth Park and surrounding suburbs, including Elizabeth, Elizabeth North, Davoren Park and Elizabeth Vale.
Mini Masterminds is expanding into South Australia, with its first Adelaide childcare centre planned for Elizabeth Park in early 2027. The purpose-built centre will provide early learning and childcare for children from babies through to preschool age. Families can check our website for updates on the opening and future locations.
Families can book a tour through the Mini Masterminds website by visiting the relevant centre page and selecting the tour or enquiry option, where available. A tour is a great opportunity to explore the learning environments, meet the team and learn more about the educational programs, daily routines and enrolment process.
To enquire about a place at Mini Masterminds in Adelaide, visit the Elizabeth Park centre page and submit an enquiry. Our team can provide information about anticipated opening dates, enrolment availability and the next steps for securing a place for your child.
We recommend enquiring early if you are planning ahead for your child’s childcare needs.
You can check a childcare centre’s National Quality Standard (NQS) rating through the Australian Government’s StartingBlocks website. Search for the centre by name or suburb to find available information about its quality rating.
The NQS assesses early childhood education and care services across seven quality areas, including educational programs, children’s health and safety, staffing arrangements and relationships with children.
The Australian Government’s Child Care Subsidy (CCS) helps eligible families reduce the cost of approved childcare. The subsidy is generally paid directly to the childcare provider, reducing the fees families pay out of pocket.
The amount you receive depends on factors such as your family’s income, the type of care, your child’s circumstances and the applicable hourly rate cap. Eligible families must meet the relevant Services Australia requirements.
You can check your eligibility and learn how to apply through the official Services Australia Child Care Subsidy page.
Yes. The Australian Government’s 3 Day Guarantee commenced on 5 January 2026 and provides eligible families with at least 72 hours of subsidised childcare per fortnight, equivalent to three days per week, regardless of their activity levels.
The guarantee applies nationally to eligible families using approved childcare services, including services in South Australia. However, it does not guarantee a place at a particular centre, and families may still need to pay a gap fee.
For more information, visit the Australian Government’s 3 Day Guarantee page
Mini Masterminds’ Adelaide centres will offer a preschool program for children aged three to five years. The program is designed to support children’s early literacy, numeracy, independence and social development while helping them prepare for their transition to school.
