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Sydney's Preschool Pioneers: Ranking Suburbs by Number of Children Attending Registered Centres for Over 15 Hours a Week
The number of children in the region who attend a registered preschool centre, in a standard week, for more than 15 hours per week.For property investors and those looking to move, the data on children attending preschool more than 15 hours a week can be useful in determining the livability of a suburb. A higher number of children attending preschool for longer hours can indicate a family-friendly community with a strong emphasis on education and childcare services. This can be attractive to families with young children who are looking for a safe and nurturing environment to raise their kids. Additionally, a higher number of preschools in a suburb can also indicate a higher demand for housing, which can be a positive sign for property investors looking to invest in a growing market. Overall, this data can provide valuable insights into the social and economic dynamics of a suburb, which can help inform decisions about where to live or invest. Data from 2020
| Area | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. Blacktown | 4720 |
| 2. Canterbury-Bankstown | 3980 |
| 3. Northern Beaches | 3490 |
| 4. Sutherland Shire | 3180 |
| 5. Parramatta | 2980 |
| 6. Penrith | 2800 |
| 7. Liverpool | 2610 |
| 8. The Hills Shire | 2400 |
| 9. Cumberland | 2310 |
| 10. Hornsby | 1970 |
|
11. |
1870 |
|
12. |
1500 |
|
13. |
1470 |
|
14. |
1440 |
|
15. |
985 |
|
16. |
951 |
|
17. |
920 |
|
18. |
850 |
|
19. |
729 |
|
20. |
722 |
|
21. |
643 |
|
22. |
632 |
|
23. |
505 |
|
24. |
372 |
|
25. |
277 |
|
26. |
273 |
|
27. |
153 |
|
28. |
53 |
