Brighthouse Early Learning Armstrong Creek

Imbedding Indigenous perspectives in the program goes beyond waiting for special events to incorporate culture, it goes into every day practice.

Our Eucalyptus children enjoyed a sensory tub of orange ochre to feel and manipulate and begin to explore the symbols of the Wadawurrung people for storytelling.

Today we had Melbourne Museum visit us with their dinosaur bones! What a delight to see such wonder unfold before their eyes!

Today we had WildlifeXposure visit again, but this time they brought their Native Animals for NAIDOC week 🖤💛❤️
The children were able to explore all elements of the creatures through sound, sight and touch.
Thank you for visiting and we will see you again next time! 🙌🏼

Last night was our Kinder Information Night!
We gave our parents a hands on experience of our Kinder 3 and Kinder 4 group times!
Such an amazing way to demonstrate what they should expect for their children to experience.
Plenty of opportunities to ask questions on what is right for their children and family.
Thanks for coming!

Dont forget to stop by tomorrow for a brew! 730am - 9:30am ☕️

Our monthly coffee hit is back on next Wednesday with Coffee with Amore for the Armstrong Creek community!
Our breakfast club will also be up and running for current families, the menu will be posted on Storypark shortly, however we are open to new ideas!

Last week our Kinder 3 & 4 children visited Museum of Play and Art in Geelong. Their first major excursion for the year!
The children engaged in various experiences of all 3 levels that MoPa had to offer. The children were busy focusing on multiple skills such as gross and fine motor, critical thinking, creative expression and cause and effect all through play!

Our monthly coffee hit is back on next Wednesday with Coffee with Amore for the Armstrong Creek community!
Our breakfast club will also be up and running for current families, the menu will be posted on Storypark shortly, however we are open to new ideas!

Sensory exploration in our Banksia studio is under way! Finger painting is such an important step in fine motor development in Infants. This is the foundation to have strong hands for holding cutlery to eat and equipment to play which eventually leads to holding pencils for writing in the school years.