Brighton Beach & Brighton Early Learning Centre

When children explore nature and connect with their community, every moment becomes an opportunity to learn.

Beach Kinder days are filled with salty air, sandy toes, and endless opportunities for exploration. 🌊☀️ From building confidence in nature to encouraging curiosity, creativity, and connection, every beach adventure becomes a meaningful learning experience. Watching children discover, play, and grow in the great outdoors is something truly special. 💙

Our Koala room babies explored the garden using fresh, home grown herbs. They squashed, smelled, and felt different textures as they engaged their senses through hands on discovery. Home grown and hands on is always better!

Our little koalas headed to the supermarket on a special mission — choosing fresh fruits for their cooking experience!

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Beach Kinder 🌊☀️

Our kinder children enjoyed another wonderful Beach Kinder session, exploring the coastline, investigating natural treasures, and engaging in meaningful learning through play. These experiences foster curiosity, resilience, and a deeper connection with the natural environment while encouraging children to learn, discover, and grow together. 🐚💙

Our nursery children enjoyed a wonderful day learning on Country, exploring nature, and building a deeper connection with the world around them. 🌱💛

Nature provides endless opportunities for children to explore, discover, and learn. Whether they're digging in the soil, observing insects, collecting leaves, or simply enjoying the fresh air, outdoor experiences help foster curiosity, creativity, problem-solving skills, and a deeper connection to the world around them.

Learning in nature also supports children's physical wellbeing, resilience, confidence, and sense of wonder. Every outdoor adventure becomes an opportunity to ask questions, make discoveries, and develop a lifelong appreciation for the environment.

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Derrimut Weelam Gathering Place - Reconciliation Week Flag Raising 💛

Today is National Sorry Day.

A day to acknowledge the strength and resilience of the Stolen Generations, and to reflect on the lasting impact of past government policies that caused profound grief, loss and trauma for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities.

National Sorry Day is an important opportunity for all Australians to listen, learn and continue the journey of truth-telling, healing and reconciliation.

The Kimberley Native Violet, the official symbol of National Sorry Day, represents the resilience and survival of the Stolen Generations.

As we approach National Reconciliation Week, we encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect, acknowledge the past and commit to building a stronger future together.

Outdoor classroom day - Kinder adventures at Thomas Street playground.