Practising mindfulness and yoga is an age-old tradition that is being incorporated into the classroom for children as young as three-years-old at Edge Early Learning, and they are reaping the benefits.
Starting primary school can be an exciting and daunting process for children as they transition from their day-to-day early learning routine to their first year of education.
How to know if your little one might need glasses: Back-to-school eye checks are on the agenda before the school year commences!
Teacher and counsellor Mark Le Messurier has taken us through how parents can model and build foundations of consistency and persistence with our children.
One of Australia’s fastest growing and most reputable early childhood education groups, Edge Early Learning, has expanded into South Australia, with the acquisition of 17 centres in the past 12 months.
The Breakthrough Foundation and AFL Max’s James Podsiadly have partnered to create Australia’s first overnight mental health camp for kids. The unique program, a 24hr camp set at AFL Max, sees students work their way through AFL Max’s Four Quarters of mental health, combining theoretical and practical learning utilising Max’s state-of-the-art and fun facility.
In his brand new book, Barefoot Kids, Scott Pape does all the hard work of teaching your kids how to be money savvy. His books have sold millions of copies and counting … and now he’s written a guidebook you can hand straight to primary school-aged kids.
Adelaide’s leading independent, co-educational early years and primary school, St Andrew’s School, has officially opened the latest development in its ambitious and forward-thinking Master Plan.
Education at St Peter’s Woodlands is a rare and inspirational experience dedicated to children aged two to twelve years old.
Today, South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has officially unveiled a critical early childhood campaign, Words Grow Minds, developed by the Early Years Taskforce.
In a typical class of 30 children, approximately 2 to 6 children will be affected by Dyslexia. Genes have a very strong influence on children’s reading abilities, and on whether they are likely to develop a reading disorder.
Join the Westminster community at their upcoming Open Day on Thursday 3 November. Westminster offers a spacious campus, extensive subject choices, over 200 sporting teams, activity clubs and ensembles, outstanding wellbeing programs and teachers who are leaders in their field. From Early Learning to Year 12, every student can enjoy a truly exceptional education and achieve more than they thought possible at Westminster.
Speaking as someone who grew up in the late 90s where eating disorders were glorified and we all ate diet foods, I’ve absorbed a lot of unhelpful ideas about how my body should look and about the foods I should and shouldn’t be eating.
Madhavi Nawana Parker from Positive Minds Australia gives us body image 101 for parents! She runs us through some tips on how we can encourage our kids to have a positive body image and some things we can do ourselves to help along the way.
The Department for Education South Australia has announced a $28.8 million investment to appoint an Autism Inclusion Teacher in every public primary school (including reception to year 12 schools) from 2023.