Tatachilla Lutheran College has some adorable new arrivals — two young tammar wallabies! These furry friends have joined the school’s EcoSanctuary as part of an exciting conservation project, helping to protect native wildlife and spark students’ love for the environment.
There’s something timeless in the idea that we learn best by doing — by getting our hands dirty, testing our limits, and stepping beyond the familiar.
Kumon is an ideal choice for parents looking for a long-term educational program that fosters self-learning, builds confidence, and develops essential academic skills.
In today’s classrooms, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an invaluable tool, with each teacher and schools leveraging it in their own unique way.
Beyond the classroom walls, a new movement in education is gaining momentum – one that sees students swapping desks for hiking trails, tents, and teamwork challenges.
At Faith Lutheran College, learning is grounded in nature, community, and Christian values.
Christian Brothers College (CBC) in Adelaide is offering an exceptional opportunity for students from Reception to Year 7 to participate in a soccer clinic led by Tottenham Hotspur Coach Matthew Sharman.
Influenza, or the flu, is a virus that can cause fever, sore throat, coughing, headaches, body aches – and in children, sometimes vomiting and diarrhoea.
When I started Supermarket Swap, it was out of pure frustration. As a new Mum of two, I wanted to feed my family nutritious snacks and meals without spending hours deciphering food labels. I knew other parents felt the same – overwhelmed by choices and unsure which products were truly good options. That’s why I created Supermarket Swap and the Supermarket Swap App; to make food shopping and meal planning easier, and to take the guesswork out of grocery shopping.
Westminster School is undergoing a major redevelopment of its Junior Primary facility — a state-of-the-art, purpose-built space designed especially for students from Reception to Year 3.
Our children’s sleep can be influenced by many factors, including the foods and drinks they consume.
In an era where screen time is the norm, St Raphael’s Reading Revolution offers a compelling alternative: the enduring magic of books. Running from 16–20 June, the bold award-winning initiative aims to reignite a passion for reading and offers kiddos something refreshingly different—the timeless magic of books.
If your house is anything like ours, bikes and scooters are part of the daily routine. They’re not just fun, they help kids build confidence, coordination, and independence. They also introduce road safety basics, teach kids how to judge distances, stay aware of their surroundings, and make safe decisions.
In a powerful show of compassion and community spirit, ten of Adelaide’s private schools are teaming up with local not-for-profit, KickStart for Kids, this month to help end period poverty in South Australia.
As toddlers and preschoolers, children will naturally dream big. They effortlessly see themselves as future superheroes, princes and princesses, magical beings, mythical creatures, explorers, and brain surgeons. The number of dreams is as endless as their imaginations.