Childcare print and signage carry more weight than in most sectors. Parents read the entrance as evidence of how the centre is run, and a lot of what's on the walls exists to meet obligations around supervision, allergies and access.
Entrance and first impression
- Aluminium composite panel signs for centre identification and building signage.
- Colorbond® steel signs for gates, fences and boundary signage.
- Window vinyl for centre name, hours, vacancy details and frosted privacy where rooms face the street.
- Parking and drop-off signage — pick-up zones, time limits and pram access.
Rooms and wayfinding
- Rigid signs for room names, office, sleep rooms and amenities.
- Cut vinyl for door lettering, height charts and glass manifestation.
- Wall murals and removable fabric murals — the biggest visual change you can make to a room, and removable suits leased premises and changing themes.
- Canvas prints for foyers and family display walls.
Safety, access and notices
- Notice signs for sign-in requirements, visitor policy, gate-closing reminders and mobile phone use.
- Emergency, evacuation and first aid signage plus fire equipment signs.
- Mandatory signage for hand hygiene and nappy change procedures.
- Chemical storage signage for cleaning cupboards — locked and labelled.
- Wet floor stands for bathrooms and cleaning.
Allergy, medication and supervision signage is governed by your regulatory authority and service approval — your centre director or approved provider is the right person to confirm exact wording and placement. We'll produce it to your specification.
Enrolment and family communication — the print side
- Corflute signs for vacancy and enrolment campaigns on the fence.
- Mesh banners for perimeter fencing — mesh handles wind far better on an open boundary.
- Posters for daily routines, menus and parent notices.
- Fridge magnets — centre number, closure dates and absence line, on the fridge where parents actually look.
- Business cards for tours and enquiries, and pull-up banners for community and expo days.
- Branded apparel for educators, and bags for orientation packs.
Opening a new centre or refreshing rooms? Talk to our team — wall murals and room signage are the two that most change how a centre feels on a tour.
