Named by the indigenous Wathaurung people, Buninyong is a charming town with an intriguing history and some splendid colonial architecture.Pre-goldrush Buninyong was a principal inland community that became more prominent following a gold discovery by the local blacksmith, Thomas Hiscock, that ignited the gold rush that transformed Victoria.

Today, Buninyong is often referred to as a “village” and its’ unique charm and historic integrity make Buninyong a very appealing and attractive township. Situated at the foot of Mt Buninyong, the township offers a desirable lifestyle with numerous facilities and intriguing history amongst significant attractions for its growing population.

One of the facilities is the Buninyong Childcare Centre. It islocated in the very heart of the village next door to the Buninyong Town Hall and Police Station. The building was originally the Buninyong Shire Offices and is now a well-designed, perfectly-located childcare facility after recently undergoing a complete transformation.

It serves the Buninyong community as a facility where local children can experience early education and embrace new friendships with other local children.