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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.

For me, being an early childhood nanny is the best job in the world. Nothing else lights me up the same way. I get to truly connect with each child and family in my care, writes Nanny Cryssie.

Seymour College has made a big splash in the education world! It’s now one of the very first schools in Australia—and the very first in South Australia—to be officially recognised as a partner of the University of Newcastle’s QT (Quality Teaching) Academy.

Choosing the right primary school is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make as a parent. More than just a place of learning, a good school shapes a child’s confidence, curiosity, and character – laying the foundation for future success.

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For the past eight years, student and community wellbeing have been central to Tenison Woods Catholic School.

We know that where children grow up has a profound influence on their daily decisions as well as on choices they will make later in their lives. Yet we seldom ask children what they think about where they live, or what they would do to improve it if they could, which is why, last year, via my neighbourhood mapping project, I asked 728 children attending 24 primary schools across Adelaide to draw me a map of their local neighbourhood.

Get ready to be inspired! This Reconciliation Week, we’re shining a spotlight on a remarkable South Aussie leader who’s making big waves in education — and carrying on a powerful family legacy that goes way back!

Westminster School is more than just a place of learning. As an Early Learning to Year 12 coeducational day and boarding School, it prides itself on a adventurous approach to education that blends academic excellence with a commitment to nurturing well rounded, empathetic and resilient children.

Studies have taught us that the first 5 years of a child’s life are the most important, with rapid brain development setting the foundations for a child’s future learning, behaviours and overall health and wellbeing.