Young Academics Early Learning Centre

11/11/2024

We're here Baulkham Hills! 🎉 Our brand-new early learning centre is officially OPEN 🌟
Contact us today for more info and to book a tour!

📍19 Owen Ave. Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153

05/05/2022

This Mother's Day, let your children spoil you with an easy (nutrition-packed, fuss-free, but may-be-messy) recipe from The Lifestyle Dietitian's Michelle Theodosi.

We've put together a cute clip from an exciting in-centre visit last week, with a special message for you, mum 🌸

Read the full recipe at https://www.youngacademics.com.au/mothers-day-breakfast.../

14/03/2022

Our delicious new Autumn/Winter menu is now live as part of our commitment to delivering an exceptional nutrition program to all children attending Young Academics’ centres.

Designed by Accredited Practicing Dietitian Michelle Theodosi and her team at The Lifestyle Dietitian, the healthy new menu is tasty, colourful, packed with goodness, created to please young palates, and inspire children to try new foods in a safe, friendly environment.

Here is a sneak peek at the amazing menu the children will be enjoying this week.

25/02/2022

In the lead up to implementing our new menu in centre on the 7th March, we have been trialling some of the new recipes. This week was Yogurt Parfait.

Check out the recipe, and make your own at home for a healthy and delicious snack.

30/01/2022

We recently partnered with The Lifestyle Dietitian to develop our nutritious in house menus ensuring your children are getting the best nutrition possible.

Over the coming weeks, we will be showcasing some of the items we are adding to our menus in house. This week it is Wholemeal Pasta Bolognese with 'Little Trees'.

14/12/2021

It’s one thing getting children to colour in a rainbow, but when it comes to eating one, things can get a little tricky – especially if you’re living with a fussy eater. But eating fruits and vegetables across the colour spectrum isn’t just pretty, it’s also extremely important for your little one’s nutrition, growth and development.

Why? Because each colour group dishes up ‘phytonutrients’, which are naturally occurring chemicals with different health benefits, which means the more colour you can cram onto each plate, the better.

And with less than 4% of us eating the recommended amount of veggies every day, making a conscious effort to ‘eat the rainbow’ is a great place to start. Read our blog to discover the health benefits of each colour – with easy child-friendly recipes to match! https://www.youngacademics.com.au/blog/colour-their-world-eating-the-rainbow/

13/12/2021

Enrolments are now open for our upcoming new South Wentworthville Early Learning Centre!

09/12/2021