IGA has announced its latest cost-saving range to help parents – the BabyBoo nappy range. Designed to meet the needs of parents and their little ones, BabyBoo tab nappies and nappy pants offer exceptional quality at competitive prices, allowing families to save without compromising on the comfort of their little ones.
St Mary’s College, located in the heart of the city, has been educating young women from Reception to Year 12 for over 155 years.
University Senior College is an independent school for Years 10, 11 and 12, located on the campus of The University of Adelaide. USC is different. Not only are USC students enabled to achieve their best academic results, they are well prepared for university and life beyond school.
Adolescents are a powerhouse of potential. They thrive with real responsibility, in an environment where they are supported to make decisions, develop knowledge, skills, and cultivate effective learning practices.
Adelaide private schools have rallied together to help not-for-profit organisation, KickStart for Kids (KSFK), in their fight against period poverty in South Australia.
Pre-loved clothing for children up to five years of age will be the focus of new sustainable shopping initiative; Mini-Me Market.
Transport back to the age of dinosaurs with Universal Kingdom: Prehistoric Nights! Explore the zoo after dark and discover the awe-inspiring world of prehistoric giants.
Banana Boogie Bakery in Belair has done it again, clinching the coveted title of Australia’s Best Sausage Roll for the second consecutive year.
Introducing Grumpy Bums, wholesome bake mix products without the added sugar. Bringing families together these school
holidays!
FAMILY-FRIENDLY GLENELG WINTER ARTS FESTIVAL REVIEW: KIDDO reviewer, Claire, took her kiddos to Jon & Jero’s Stuff! – a rollicking, choose-your-own-adventure show with big laughs for kids and adults alike at Glenelg Winter Arts Festival.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY ILLUMINATE ADELAIDE REVIEW: KIDDO reviewer, Lucy, took her kiddos to Patch Theatre’s performance for Illuminate Adelaide, Superluminal, at the South Australian Museum.
The Fleurieu Food Festival is just around the corner, and it’s packed with family-friendly activities perfect for a fun day out with the kids.
Luke Jones recounts his journey from a young newspaper boy to a seasoned collector of antique toys. His collection, showcased at the David Roche Gallery, spans nearly a century and offers a nostalgic glimpse into the history of play.
Looking for exciting ways to keep your kids entertained during the July school holidays? Look no further than a day at the Art Gallery of South Australia – best of all it’s free!
REVIEW: Vitis Virgin Spritzers, the perfect sophisticated non-alcoholic drinks for Dry-July, and beyond!