Busy Kidz Preschool

03/08/2026

Tiny feet. Big dreams. Endless possibilities. 💛

Every Little Gem starts their dance journey with curiosity, imagination and a whole lot of fun. We love watching little dancers grow in confidence while creating magical memories along the way.

Here's to every twirl, every smile and every first step. ✨

31/07/2026

We love our dance classes and love this collaboration with Dance Magic Academy🩷

Some partnerships, just feel meant to be. 💜

Watching children discover the joy of dance through our Ada's Little Gems Preschool Dance Program is always special, but sharing that experience with Busy Kidz Preschool, that hold such wonderful family memories, makes it even more meaningful.

Together, we're creating opportunities for children to move with confidence, explore their creativity, develop new skills and simply enjoy the magic of dance.

Here's to many little dancers who will continue to imagine, grow and shine! ✨


Busy Kidz Preschool

13/07/2026

Play School are looking for children from every state in Australia to appear in our “Through the Windows” films. The films will feature in an upcoming series called “Things To Do”.

For more info and to apply, check out the link in the comments. 👇

21/06/2026

Busy Kidz is proudly donating to gift a night off the streets if you can also help this would be wonderful. 💙

Provide a warm bed, hot meal, and clean clothes to someone doing it tough.

04/06/2026

✨ Exciting Announcement ✨
We are thrilled to be partnering with Busy Kidz, a wonderful local Preschool / Long Day Care Centre to deliver our Ada’s Little Gems Preschool Dance Program onsite for their children aged 3-5 years.

Ada’s Little Gems is a playful, professionally designed preschool dance program that introduces little ones to music, movement, rhythm, imagination, and creative expression in a fun and nurturing environment.

Each session helps children develop:
💎 Confidence & self-expression
💎 Coordination, balance & gross motor skills
💎 Rhythm, musicality & listening skills
💎 Creativity, imagination & social participation

This collaboration is especially meaningful for us, as Director Jodie’s own three children attended this centre when they were young, making this a beautiful full-circle moment and a partnership built on shared values and community connection.

We’re proud to bring the joy of dance to even more little learners through this exciting new partnership.

✨ Move • Imagine • Grow • Shine ✨

Busy Kidz Preschool
Ada's Little Gems Preschool Dance Program

28/04/2026

🍠🥑Sweet potatoes and avocados are in season and perfect for little hands in the kitchen! Try this Sweet potato and chickpea patties recipe to help children explore new foods, learn new words, practice counting, measuring, mixing and shaping and enjoy healthy eating.

👉🏻For the recipe, go to: bit.ly/4dmpjZy

27/04/2026

Find information and guides on your child's development, from getting into a routine to play and leisure activities: https://www.startingblocks.gov.au/resources/parenting-and-home

24/04/2026

A nap is not just rest for a preschooler.

It is active work for the brain.

During sleep, the brain takes in everything a child experienced earlier in the day and begins organizing it. Information that was briefly held in short-term memory is processed, strengthened, and stored for later use.

This process is called memory consolidation.

And it is one of the main reasons naps matter.

Research shows that children who nap after learning retain significantly more information compared to those who stay awake. In some cases, learning retention improves by up to 40 percent.

Without that pause, much of what was learned can fade quickly.

The timing of the nap also matters.

Midday naps, especially those lasting around 60 to 90 minutes, allow the brain to enter deeper stages of sleep where this memory processing is most effective. Short or late naps may not provide the same benefit and can interfere with nighttime sleep patterns.

When naps are skipped too early, children may appear more irritable, less focused, and have more difficulty holding onto new information.

This is not just about energy.

It is about how the brain builds knowledge.

Protecting a daily nap is not about slowing your child down.

It is about giving their brain the time it needs to turn small daily experiences into lasting understanding.

Source:
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences – Sleep and Memory in Children
American Academy of Sleep Medicine – Pediatric Sleep Recommendations

Disclaimer:
This content is for educational purposes only and does not replace professional advice.

23/04/2026

30/12/2025

As you start preparing your child for early childhood education, you may want to consider what to pack for their first day.

For tips on preparing your child for early education, visit:
https://startingblocks.gov.au/resources/children-and-services/how-to-support-your-child-through-early-childhood-education-and-care/preparing-to-start-at-a-childrens-education-and-care-service