11/06/2026
Match day energy is running high! 🏆
The Soccer World Cup starts today, and our school is packed with team spirit. Whether they’re waving the flag or rocking their green and gold, these smiles are definitely winning the tournament today. 💛💚
11/06/2026
Happy Birthday, Teacher Tamryn!🥳🎈
Thank you for your hard work, your quiet dedication, and the brilliant ways you bring learning to life in your classroom. We are so grateful to have you on our team!
Have a beautiful day and a fantastic year ahead! 🍰✨
10/06/2026
Wishing a very Happy Birthday to Teacher Donna!
Thank you for being such a valued member of the EduZone family since January 2023. We truly appreciate your clear communication and the wonderful consistency you bring to your classroom, helping our little ones thrive and grow every day.
Have a beautiful day!
01/06/2026
If you think playdough is just a great way to buy yourself 20 minutes of quiet time... well, it’s amazing for that! But that squishy ball of dough is also a massive brain-building tool.
Every time your little one squashes, rolls, and pinches, they are actually:
✍️ Building Future Writers: Strengthening those tiny hand muscles needed for pencil grip.
🧘 Calming the Senses: Acting as a natural stress-reliever to help regulate big emotions.
💬 Boosting Language & Math: Talking about long snakes, flat pancakes, and heavy blocks.
If your playdough routine has gotten a bit repetitive, it’s time to ditch the standard plastic cutters and think outside the box! 📦✨
Here are 4 creative ideas to try at home this week:
🌿 The Nature Printmaker: Gather leaves, twigs, or seashells from the garden. Press them into flattened dough to reveal incredible textures and natural patterns.
🎭 The Emotions Lab: Roll out a flat oval “face” and use buttons, beans, or yarn to build different expressions. It’s a fantastic, low-pressure way to talk about feelings!
🏰 The 3D Architect: Grab some dry spaghetti sticks or toothpicks and use small balls of playdough as the “glue” to connect them. Watch them engineer 3D houses, towers, and cubes!
✏️ Roll & Outline: Draw big shapes, letters, or numbers on a sheet of paper. Have your child roll out long playdough “snakes” and bend them to trace the outlines.
20/05/2026
From netball fun to tennis ball coordination, our Grade R girls are building big skills for big school! They absolutely ruled the court today. 🏐🎾💪