Quakers Hill Kindergarten & Child Care Centre

💙 At Quakers Hill Kindergarten, every day is an opportunity to learn, grow, and create lasting memories.

Our dedicated educators provide a warm and supportive environment where children are encouraged to explore their interests, build confidence, and develop the skills they need for a successful transition to school.

Through play-based learning, meaningful relationships, and engaging experiences, we help children become curious, capable, and confident learners.

Take a look at some of the wonderful moments that make our kindergarten community so special. ✨

📍 Quakers Hill Kindergarten & Child Care Centre
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Today the children were learning about World Rainforest Day.
The children participated in making the face of a tree frog and also colouring a gecko choosing lots of colours. We also learnt about how we can protect the rainforest and what animals and insects live there.

🌿 Group Time with Miss Mahima 🌿

Our Busy Bees enjoyed gathering outdoors today for group time with Miss Mahima! ☀️🍃

Group time provides wonderful opportunities for children to develop their listening skills, confidence, communication, and sense of belonging within the group. Through stories, discussions, songs, and shared experiences, children are encouraged to express their ideas and learn from one another in a supportive environment.

What a beautiful day to learn, connect, and grow together in the fresh air! 💛

Crazy Hair Day
today we had crazy hair day and the children came to school with different coloured hair and wearing different items on their head and in the hair. children also made a face with adding on coloured strips and they also were engaged in creating foam hair using eggs, vinegar and baking soda.

Liam turns 3
Today we were helping Liam celebrate his 3rd birthday. Liam's family brought in a cake and some cupcakes to help him celebrate and enjoy a special treat with friends

World Ocean Day
Today we were discovering how we can look after our oceans the children began with making a shark followed with looking at ways to stop rubbish landing in our oceans. Children recalling where to place rubbish safely.

Today's artwork focused on creating a flower-head using craft paper to imitate the petals! The children used paintbrushes to gently apply the safety glue and then hand picked each flower petal to create their masterpiece's!

On another note, happy friday to all parents and families! Have a safe weekend.

Visit from Uncle Aeeron and Aunty Sandra

Today we had a visit from one of our families that are Aboriginal and to coincide with Reconciliation week they happily discussed the artefacts and meanings behind them to the children. Beginning with telling the children the area they come from then looking at Cartar and Liam's bracelets and aunty Sandra told the children what each colour represents and then went onto the ceremonies and the colour of Ochre from the rocks that they grind and make a paste to put onto their faces for the ceremonies.
Uncle Aeeron then showed us the boomerangs and the clapping sticks that was made and discussed the different woods that they are made from. Uncle Aeeron then showed us the Digeridoo's that was made for him and then made sounds like a Kookaburra and other sounds that you may here in the country. Uncle Aeeron also told us the story of the rainbow serpent and then sang Inanay song.

Ebony's 5th Birthday
Today we helped our friend Ebony celebrate her Big birthday turning five. We had delicious cupcakes which her family had brought in to share with friends