14 September 2026 – Airds, NSW
KU was pleased to welcome Greg Warren MP to KU Briar Cottage Preschool in Airds today, providing an opportunity to continue discussions about the vital role high-quality early childhood education plays in supporting children, families and communities.
During his visit, Mr Warren met with Service Director Jenelle Williams and Education Quality Manager Lead Brooke Rankin, gaining insight into the exceptional learning experiences and nurturing environment that make KU Briar Cottage Preschool a valued part of the local community.
The visit followed KU’s Early Learning Matters Week celebrations in August and highlighted the ongoing impact of quality early learning throughout the year, as well as the dedication and expertise of early childhood teachers and educators.
KU Briar Cottage Preschool offers a warm, inclusive learning environment where children are supported to build confidence, develop meaningful relationships and engage in rich play-based learning experiences that foster lifelong learning.
“We were delighted to welcome Greg Warren MP to KU Briar Cottage Preschool and share the important work our educators do every day to support children’s learning, wellbeing and development,” said KU Chief Executive Officer Christine Legg.
ABOUT KU CHILDREN’S SERVICES
KU is one of the largest not for profit and for purpose providers of early education. Established in 1895 as the Kindergarten Union of NSW, KU was the first provider of early childhood education and care (ECEC) in Australia and is the nation’s most experienced provider. KU is committed to ensuring children’s safety, rights and best interests remain the paramount consideration in all our decisions and actions.
