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The African drumming was a exciting and new experience for all, and it was lovely to see the children enjoying themselves trying something different. Music is a fantastic way to bring people from different backgrounds together in a language that’s universal. We also enjoyed a visit from the Ea

We had a lovely time celebrating Holi, the festival of colours! This festival encourages people to come together to celebrate the triumph of good over evil. We celebrated with music, dancing, and painting each other with powdered paint! This festival is a great opportunity to learn about different c

The “All About Me” program is a wonderful way to help children explore and build their self-identity while settling into their school environment. This program celebrates each child’s unique qualities, interests, and experiences, promoting a strong sense of self-worth and belonging

When children look at their friends they begin to notice the similarities, and the differences which make them who they are. Self-portraits are a great way for children for children to explore their identity and individuality, and to notice similarities and differences in hair colour, eye colour, ex

Book Week 2024 – ‘Reading is Magic!’ This theme reflects how stories can transport children’s mind, and storytelling can open children’s imagination to a new worlds! This past week the children have enjoyed is literacy and language activities, which have so many benefit

Today we welcomed back SuperCody! Supercody is a robotics workshop where children use technology to direct robots in different challenges. Our STEM workshop today helped to develop our children’s logical and problem solving skills, as they hypothesised the best action to take and estimating ho

Building healthy and hygienic practices in early childhood is crucial for a child’s development builds the foundation for a healthy lifestyle into adolescence and adulthood. Through music and movement, role play, creative art and imaginative stories, and learning experiences, children have learnt

Today the bees and butterflies made their way to Hurstville Library! We gathered around and read some new exciting stories The bees and butterflies then chose their own stories to read in the library. We also had an exciting walk around of the library, and the children’s favourite was the Media La

Emotional development in early childhood is essential in children building healthy emotional habits which they take into adulthood. Our program over the past few weeks has aimed to support children in identifying their emotions, regulating emotions, and expressing these emotions to trusted friends a