For 15-year-old former Kumon student Ramahl, studying concepts ahead of his school grade in Kumon Mathematics and English has provided him not only with a solid foundation for high school – but for all his future endeavours as he grows up in a world undergoing rapid and exciting changes.
If you missed last week’s Annabel Karmel recipe, we’ve had another sneak peek into her latest book, Finger Foods for Babies & Toddlers, for more delicious baby-friendly recipes! This Wednesday, it’s banana, apple and sultana pancakes!
As gym coaches love to say, we all have the same 24 hours in the day to work with. For young people, that means 24 hours to fit in the competing demands of friends, parents, school, and co-curricular activities.
This International Women’s Day (IWD), The Village Co. is asking for your help to support mums in South Australia who need it the most.
Mum-of-two and teacher, Dimi, took her kiddos to Monski Mouse’s Baby Cabaret, and she’s still humming along to some classic nursery rhymes!
Brand new LEGO Bluey sets will be hitting Australian shelves from 1 June.
To celebrate the launch of Annabel Karmel’s 51st book, Finger Foods for Babies & Toddlers, and her visit to Australia this month, we’re sharing some of Karmel’s delicious baby-friendly recipes. Here’s one for a boost of energy this mad March!
As the rising cost of living is still hitting many families hard, the cost of private school
education continues to increase.
They might be three of the smallest animals at Zoos SA, but the Red-tailed Phascogale, Plains-wanderer, and Mallee-emu Wren are making a big impact on the future of their species this World Wildlife Day.
Adelaide University is set to launch the next generation of local and global leaders.
This walk-through installation is something completely random for everyone. A large space where you can wander alone or with a group and take in the various atmospheres created with light and sound for your contemplation.
KIDDO’s 13-year-old reviewer, Olive, attended The Revolting Children of Tomorrow’s opening show day at Adelaide Fringe 2025.
Mum-of-two and teacher, Dimi Galantomos, describes Mario the Magician as nothing short of incredible—captivating, impressive, and truly inspirational.
Can you smell the chorizo paella and freshly baked stroopwafels?
Written and performed by Lizzie Tollemache and David Ladderman at this year’s Adelaide Fringe, The Messy Magic Adventure features all the magic, circus and slapstick centre-ing around everyday objects.