NCC Early Learners

23/09/2026

09/09/2026

Outdoor play is an important part of early learning and development. Through exploring, climbing, running, and discovering the world around them, children build confidence, develop physical skills, and nurture their natural curiosity. Best of all, outdoor play encourages creativity, problem-solving, and plenty of fun along the way!

08/09/2026

Music, laughter, and learning go hand in hand!

Music experiences provide endless opportunities for children to sing, dance, explore instruments, and express their creativity. Through rhythm and movement, children build confidence, coordination, communication skills, and a love of learning, all while having fun.

29/01/2026

https://www.theproducemoms.com/frozen-banana-yogurt-pops/

Frozen Banana Yogurt Pops are an icy sweet summertime treat. Perfect poolside or as a late night snack. Easy to make, delicious to eat! Only 3 ingredients.

26/01/2026

As we celebrate Australia Day, we reflect on our values that are essential to us and define our identity as an early learning centre:

INTEGRITY - in all that we do
RESPECT - of diversity
RELATIONSHIPS - to build connections
SECURITY - to continue to grow
SERVE - to give to others

HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY!

23/01/2026

AUSTRALIA DAY CENTRE CLOSURE | Please note that our centre will be closed on Monday 26 January for the Australia Day public holiday. We hope you have a fantastic day filled with fun and celebrations!

20/01/2026

https://www.kidspot.com.au/kitchen/recipes/aussie-oi-oi-oi-jellies/p1yi9r2y

These green and gold jellies are sure to delight the kids and get them cheering on Australia! They require a little patience but are worth it in the end when you see what a great addition they are to your party table.

15/01/2026

**How to Cut Down on Screen Time After School Holidays**

If you’re looking to help kids reduce their screen time after school holidays, here are some friendly tips to make it easier:

1. Set Clear Screen Time Limits: Try creating daily or weekly limits for screen use. After those long holidays, it’s easy for kids to spend more time in front of screens.

2. Encourage Fun Offline Activities: Swap out screen time for exciting activities like reading, playing sports outside, or exploring creative hobbies. There’s so much fun to be had away from screens!

3. Create Screen-Free Zones: Designate special areas in your home where screens are off-limits—like bedrooms or the dinner table. It helps keep the focus on family time and relaxation.

4. Lead by Example: Show how you balance your own screen time. When kids see you enjoying other activities, they're more likely to follow your lead.

5. Talk About It: Have open discussions about how too much screen time can affect health and well-being. Kids are more likely to understand when they know the reasons behind it!

By using these friendly strategies, you can help kids build healthier screen habits and enjoy their time after school holidays even more!

13/01/2026

AUSTRALIA DAY CENTRE CLOSURE | Please note that our centre will be closed on 26 January for the Australia Day public holiday. We hope you have a fantastic day filled with fun and celebrations!

31/12/2025

Happy New Year to all our wonderful students and their families! We’re so excited to have our little friends back and can’t wait for the amazing year ahead. Here’s to a fantastic 2026 filled with growth, fun, and endless curiosity as we learn together. We can’t wait to see you all soon!

“Children are God’s love-gift; they are heaven’s generous reward.” - Psalms 127:3 TPT

24/12/2025

MERRY CHRISTMAS | Wishing a joyous and wonderful Christmas to all our little students and their amazing families! We hope your homes are filled with love, laughter, and fun. May you be blessed on this special day.

"But the angel reassured them, saying, 'Don’t be afraid, for I have come to bring you good news, the most joyous news the world has ever heard! And it is for everyone everywhere! For today in Bethlehem a rescuer was born for you. He is the Lord Yahweh, the Messiah' ". – Luke 2:10-11 TPT