Blog Posts Tagged "Sydney"
Guardian Early Learning – Artarmon has recently joined Guardian Early Learning Group as one of our 100 high quality early learning centres across Australia. We welcome Centre Manager Mel Grsic, who heads up the team at Guardian Early Learning – Artarmon. Having worked in early childhood education for 18 years, she is a passionate and experienced professional who enjoys being a part of children’s learning journeys.
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Maroubra Early Learning Centre, a cosy little childcare centre in Sydney is in the midst of a very exciting refurbishment. Almost no area will remain untouched through this transformation – with new floors and paint throughout, a new bathroom for toddler and preschool children and the creation of more open spaces around the centre.
Centre Manager, Michelle Baxter says staff are eager to move into their new space and families are already really happy with the changes. And the most exciting addition to the centre? The brand new nursery room, which is set to be complete in a few weeks.
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Spiders, spiders everywhere! But fortunately not of the dangerous variety at Sweet Peas Early Learning Centre – a childcare centre in Homebush. Recently, the children had been showing an interest in insects, which then developed into an in-depth investigation into the fascinating world of spiders.
Through discussions, drawings and even a spider web hunt, children at Sweet Peas have been looking at all things spider related in the last few weeks! Read more
Little Steps in Sydney’s CBD has been a hive of activity over the last few months. With the introduction of cooking classes for the children as well as excursions around the bustling CBD area, children have been given many wide-ranging opportunities to learn during their time at this early learning centre in Sydney. Read more
You wouldn’t expect to find a blueberry bush growing in the middle of the CBD but this is exactly what was discovered in the yard at Margaret Street Early Learning Centre.
“We are not sure how the blueberry bush came to be here at Margaret Street, as it’s the first year anyone has seen it fruit. However, this could be because of how we are embedding sustainable practices in our day with the children,” says Centre Manager Lisa Concannon. Read more
