Mittagong West

36 Etheridge Street, Mittagong NSW
(02) 4872 2280
mittwest@explorerslearningacademy.com.au

Mittagong West

36 Etheridge Street, Mittagong NSW
(02) 4872 2280
mittwest@explorerslearningacademy.com.au

Our Mittagong West service has a large garden for our children to explore, play and run in.

With natural space that is shaded by large trees that give the kookaburras and cockatoos a place to safely watch our children garden in the veggie beds and care for our resident rabbit and chickens.

Our cook prides herself on cooking nutritious meals with a menu that is approved by Munch and Move; so we know it ticks all the boxes, but it’s always oh so tasty too!

Our babies through to our preschoolers are busy bees, always having educational and fun activities to learn through play. The design of the service allows all ages to share experiences together, making meaningful friendships as the children and grow in their space.

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Silk Worms delivered by one of our families!

At Explorers Learning Academy, we prioritise creating collaborative partnerships with families because it strengthens the learning environment and ensures consistency between home and school. When families are involved, children feel more supported, valued, and confident in their development. These partnerships benefit all stakeholders—families, educators, and children—by fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared goals for the child’s growth.

In everyday practice, we engage with families through regular face to face updates, through doccumentaion of laerning and daily experiences, parent-teacher meetings, and involvement in classroom activities. For example, parents may share cultural traditions or contribute to storytelling sessions, share family recipes, bring in animals of interest to share, enriching the children’s learning experience. This collaboration also allows us to better understand each child’s unique needs and interests, ensuring we provide personalised, meaningful experiences. Ultimately, strong family partnerships create a holistic approach to a child’s education, enhancing their overall well-being and success.
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At Explorers Learning Academy, we proudly follow the Munch & Move government program as part of our daily routine. This initiative promotes healthy eating and physical activity in early childhood settings. We provide a Munch & Move-approved menu, offering nutritious meals and snacks that support children’s growth and development.

Children are involved in healthy cooking activities, helping them explore ingredients, try new foods, and learn essential life skills. We have regular conversations about “everyday foods” (healthy options) and “sometimes foods”, helping children make informed choices about what they eat.

By teaching the importance of healthy eating from a young age, we lay the foundation for lifelong healthy habits. Munch & Move also supports children’s physical development, concentration, and overall wellbeing. Through this program, we encourage children to take care of their bodies and make positive choices every day in a fun, engaging way.
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We love celebrating grandparents here at Explorers and the important relationships they have with their grandchildren. These relationships can improve their own mental and physical health and provide a greater sense of purpose and happiness. Ultimately, these intergenerational bonds are linked to reduced emotional difficulties in children and increased life satisfaction for both grandparents and grandchildren. Thank you to the grandparents that were able to come and celebrate with us, what a fun day.
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Silk Worms delivered by one of our families! 

At Explorers Learning Academy, we prioritise creating collaborative partnerships with families because it strengthens the learning environment and ensures consistency between home and school. When families are involved, children feel more supported, valued, and confident in their development. These partnerships benefit all stakeholders—families, educators, and children—by fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared goals for the child’s growth.

In everyday practice, we engage with families through regular face to face updates, through doccumentaion of laerning and daily experiences, parent-teacher meetings, and involvement in classroom activities. For example, parents may share cultural traditions or contribute to storytelling sessions, share family recipes, bring in animals of interest to share, enriching the children’s learning experience. This collaboration also allows us to better understand each child’s unique needs and interests, ensuring we provide personalised, meaningful experiences. Ultimately, strong family partnerships create a holistic approach to a child’s education, enhancing their overall well-being and success.