Edge Early Learning

Snakes, bats, and injured wildlife. Oh my! 🐍🦇

Children at Edge Peregian Breeze were treated to a very special visit from Rozzie of Wilvos Wildlife Volunteers Association. Rozzie brought her incredible knowledge of Australian wildlife to life, teaching the children how to stay safe around our Australian wildlife.

Let's just say we now have a room full of very passionate future wildlife warriors.

Book a tour our our Peregian Beach centre: https://edgeearlylearning.com.au/centre/peregian-breeze/

💛 Community, connection and a cause close to so many hearts. 💛

Our Edge Flagstone community came together for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, with each classroom baking delicious treats and our Kindy children proudly making chocolate brownies. 🍫👩‍🍳

One of the most meaningful parts of the day was a Wall of Honour, created to recognise and remember loved ones affected by cancer. Thank you to the families who shared their stories and photos with us—your contributions made this tribute truly special.

Together, we raised awareness, shared meaningful conversations, and supported an important cause. Thank you to everyone who helped make a difference. 🌼

We're excited to announce the launch of Bush Kindy at our Edge Peregian Breeze centre, a new fortnightly excursion program for 3–5 year olds.

Bush Kindy (or "Walkabout Thursday" as they like to call it) takes learning beyond the centre walls and into the local park next door. It gives children the chance to explore, discover, and connect with the world around them and nature in a meaningful way. 🌿

Booking a tour today to enjoy walkabout Thursdays with us: https://edgeearlylearning.com.au/centre/peregian-breeze/

Ever wondered what a day in our Kindergarten program actually looks like? From morning greetings to outdoor exploration, group learning to creative play... every moment is purposefully designed by our Program & Practice Team and Early Childhood Teacher to help your child grow, connect, and thrive.

Find out more about a typical day in the Edge Kindergarten program 👇

What is a Typical Kindergarten Day? | Edge Early Learning From drop off to pick-up, take a behind the scenes look at the day of a child in our Edge Early Learning Kindergarten program. Read now.

Edge North Harbour recently welcomed Googabinj, a proud Ghungalu man from Central Queensland. 🖤💛❤️

Googabinj shared his culture, traditions, and stories with warmth and pride, inviting our children into a world of language, movement, and connection to Country.

We learned that Googabinj is the traditional name for the bush turkey, explored the unique colours of the bird, and discovered how those colours are reflected in the Aboriginal flag. The children were introduced to words and greetings from his traditional language, and loved practising "Binbee Yilan" (good morning) together.

We also got moving! The children hopped like kangaroos and swam like fish, bringing culture to life through storytelling and play.

Thank you to Googabinj for so generously sharing your knowledge and culture with us.

National Reconciliation Week 🖤💛❤️💚🤍💙

This week we reflect, learn and grow together—exploring the rich cultures, stories and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

At Edge Marsden, Miss Simone brought in coconuts for the children to explore. Together, they felt the rough outer texture, talked about how coconuts grow, and discovered how every part of the coconut can be used — the water, the flesh, and the shell. A truly sustainable resource!

It was a wonderful, sensory-rich experience to expand on the children's sense of taste, touch, and smell. While opening hearts and minds to the incredible diversity of cultures and foods that make up our world.

Jingeri! 👋the children at Edge North Pimpama had the joy of learning with Miss T — a proud Maiawali and Pitta Pitta (Western Queensland) woman and owner of Inclusive Dance.

Through movement, dance, and storytelling, our children explored Yugambeh language (including colours), discovered the significance of the First Nations flag, and were encouraged to think about how caring for their bodies helps them move, explore, and connect more deeply with Country.

Miss T weaves First Nations perspectives, language, and cultural practices into every interaction, giving our children authentic, respectful, and joyful opportunities to learn.

We are so grateful for this partnership, and for the knowledge and lived experience Miss T so generously shares with our community. 🖤💛❤️

Big news for busy families at Edge Kelvin Grove! ✂️

We're welcoming a local hairdresser to our centre once a term — so your child can get a fresh haircut in the environment they know and love.

Convenient for families ✅ Comfortable children ✅ A new hairdo ✅

Book a tour at Edge Kelvin Grove today! https://edgeearlylearning.com.au/centre/kelvin-grove/

The preschool children at Edge Plympton have turned their outdoor classroom into a living science lab.

From finding bugs after rain to building bird feeders and creating a Bee Hotel for an injured bee, every small moment of curiosity led somewhere meaningful. 🐝🪱🐦

Every question, every observation, every small moment of wonder has been intentionally followed. This is inquiry-based learning at its best, grounded in curiosity, sustainability, and connection to Kaurna Land.

We love seeing children grow into thoughtful, caring learners. 💚

Join us as we read Luna Roo the Kangaroo Baller — part of Australia's biggest shared reading moment, where communities across the country enjoy the same story at the same time.

📅 Date: Wednesday, 27 May
⏰ Time: 11.20am
📌 Location: Port Adelaide Plaza, Community Library