An acre of land in an urban setting, A rarity!
Come and see our fabulous playgrounds, perfect for children to explore the outdoors in a natural environment surrounded by trees, providing beautiful shady areas for children to play and explore.
All children enrolled receive Explorers mini sports star membership where they have access to Little Kickers soccer clinics, Zumba classes and organized in-house heath and fitness activities.
Our in-house cook provides tasty and nutritious meals catering for all dietary requirements and allergies and our children enjoy growing their own herbs and vegetables which are all used in our menus.We are active participants in Munch and move program, a NSW ministry of Health initiative .
Explorers Learning academy in Bardia is located next to the beautiful Mont St Quentin Oval and playgrounds as well as within walking distance to Edmondson Park station and Ed square and adjacent to Denham Court. Bardia public school is nearby.
Our babies and toddlers are cared for in a a bright and open environment ensuring clear supervision at all times and have access to an exclusive nursery area for them to play and explore outdoors.
Our preschool and transition to school programs are educational and fun. We adopt a play based approach to learning allowing our educators to support and encourage our children to develop their problem solving skills, build emotional resilience, and become happy and confident learners.
Here’s what parents and carers are sharing on Google Reviews
We especially appreciated the educators, manager and director. Our daughter makes caring friendships and loves her classroom teachers. Thank you Explorers for giving our daughter so much of positive experience.
I am so happy with all the admin support as well, especially during his transition to kindy by providing documents needed by primary school. Sam was so amazing and helpful a lot! Can’t thank her enough and all the team in Bardia Explores. Keep up the good work!! X
Explorer's learning academy was/is the complete opposite for us. Huge yard - amazing for kids to be outside exploring, running around and testing their own abilities. The educators are honestly beautiful, and all so lovely. Special credit to Sam who really brought my son out of his shell! I noticed a big change in him as soon as he started at explorer's. He made friends, brought home art and craft "masterpieces", brought home a lot more sand, dirt, bark and grass (means he had fun!), but also came home happily telling me about his day! I wholeheartedly believe that Explorer's assisted in his transition to kindy greatly, and I'm so relieved and glad that we made the decision to move them to this centre.
Our family appreciate the girls at Explorer's so much, and while there have been some staff that have left (as would all other centres) my kids have taken no time in adjusting to a new educator here and there, nor has it affected their happiness and eagerness to attend. My daughter's favourite tends to rotate between many educators, which tells me she's fond of more than just a few of the girls. Shout out to Kasey, Simone and Cristina for loving on my sensitive princess of a baby girl and making her ease into the centre without an issue in the beginning. I'm confident that when Baby #3 is ready to start, he will be well looked after and adored also!
They stood where courage met the dawn,
For peace we wake to, they are gone.
In fields of red, their stories stay,
Lest we forget this ANZAC Day.
Apr 24
Today, we had the honour of delivering our handmade cards and wreaths to the Ingleburn RSL as a tribute to the brave men and women of Australia and New Zealand.
We are proud to stand with our community in showing respect and gratitude, and to pass these important values on to the next generation.
Lest we forget.
Apr 24
This week at Explorers Learning Academy, our children have been engaging in meaningful ANZAC Day learning through a variety of hands-on experiences
Across the week, children explored the significance of ANZAC Day through creative arts, cooking, and sensory exploration. Our classrooms were filled with thoughtful discussions as educators supported children to build an understanding of remembrance, community, and respect in age-appropriate ways.
Through craft, children created beautiful poppy artworks and collaborative pieces that reflect their interpretations of remembrance. In our cooking experiences, children participated in making ANZAC biscuits, connecting with history through shared traditions and conversations about why these were made. Sensory and play-based explorations further supported children to engage with the concepts in ways that were meaningful to them.
We are proud to see our children developing a sense of belonging and connection to their community, while learning to show respect for those who have served and sacrificed.
Lest We Forget.
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Apr 23
🌾✨ Happy Vaisakhi 2026 ✨🌾
Wishing everyone a joyful and prosperous Vaisakhi! May this beautiful festival of harvest bring happiness, success, and new beginnings into your lives.
May your days be filled with positivity, your hearts with gratitude, and your homes with laughter. Let’s celebrate the spirit of togetherness, culture, and renewal.
Happy Vaisakhi to you and your loved ones! 💛🌾
Apr 14
We are so proud to celebrate one of our amazing educator Miss Emily on successfully completing her Diploma!
Starting as a Certificate III Educator, she has shown incredible dedication, commitment, and passion for her professional growth and for providing high-quality care and education to our children.
This achievement is a true reflection of her hard work and the positive impact she has every day within our learning community. We can’t wait to see her continue to grow and inspire those around her.
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They stood where courage met the dawn,
For peace we wake to, they are gone.
In fields of red, their stories stay,
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Today, we had the honour of delivering our handmade cards and wreaths to the Ingleburn RSL as a tribute to the brave men and women of Australia and New Zealand.
We are proud to stand with our community in showing respect and gratitude, and to pass these important values on to the next generation.
Lest we forget. ... See MoreSee Less
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This week at Explorers Learning Academy, our children have been engaging in meaningful ANZAC Day learning through a variety of hands-on experiences
Across the week, children explored the significance of ANZAC Day through creative arts, cooking, and sensory exploration. Our classrooms were filled with thoughtful discussions as educators supported children to build an understanding of remembrance, community, and respect in age-appropriate ways.
Through craft, children created beautiful poppy artworks and collaborative pieces that reflect their interpretations of remembrance. In our cooking experiences, children participated in making ANZAC biscuits, connecting with history through shared traditions and conversations about why these were made. Sensory and play-based explorations further supported children to engage with the concepts in ways that were meaningful to them.
We are proud to see our children developing a sense of belonging and connection to their community, while learning to show respect for those who have served and sacrificed.
Lest We Forget. ... See MoreSee Less
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