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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At Explorers Learning Academy, protecting our children from UV rays and sun exposure is one of our highest daily priorities. Children’s skin is particularly sensitive to sun damage, and establishing safe sun habits early helps protect them both now and as they grow.

We actively practice and model sun safety every day:

Sunscreen Application: We apply broad-spectrum SPF 50+ sunscreen before outdoor play and reapply it regularly throughout the day.

Sun-Safe Hats: Children wear wide-brimmed or bucket hats to keep their faces, necks, and ears fully shaded while outdoors.

Shade & Scheduling: We structure outdoor learning around UV levels, utilizing shaded spaces whenever the UV index rises
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Child-led interests are the primary catalysts for our monthly and weekly programs here at Explorers. Our Babies room have been looking at shapes and our Toddler room have just begun their interest in Halloween as well as our Bodies 5 senses. This week in our Preschool room our friends have been very interested in Safari animlas and after reading the book “ Dear Zoo” our friends decided that they would like to make a letter to a zoo and ask them a question as well. They have been working on their letters all week , while also practicing writing their names. Next week some of our friends will be going to drop of our letters at the post office and adding stamps to their letters. They are all very excited. Proof that a child’s imagination can lead to some amazing and fun ideas. ...

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At Explorers Learning Academy, we value the important role families play in our learning community. Last week, during our Footy Dress-Up Day, we were delighted to welcome one of our families to spend the afternoon with us, sharing their knowledge and teaching the children some fun tips and tricks for passing and throwing. Family involvement helps children feel a strong sense of belonging, connection and pride in their community. It also provides meaningful opportunities for children to learn from familiar adults, build confidence, develop physical skills and celebrate shared interests. This experience supports the EYLF Outcome 2, where children become connected with and contribute to their world, and Outcome 3, as they develop wellbeing and confidence through active play. ...

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We are looking for a fabulous, energetic, child safe focused Educator to join our Mittagong team! Apply through Seek ad below or send your resume to careers@explorerslearningacademy.com.au
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At Explorers Learning Academy, protecting our children from UV rays and sun exposure is one of our highest daily priorities. Children’s skin is particularly sensitive to sun damage, and establishing safe sun habits early helps protect them both now and as they grow.

We actively practice and model sun safety every day:

Sunscreen Application: We apply broad-spectrum SPF 50+ sunscreen before outdoor play and reapply it regularly throughout the day.

Sun-Safe Hats: Children wear wide-brimmed or bucket hats to keep their faces, necks, and ears fully shaded while outdoors.

Shade & Scheduling: We structure outdoor learning around UV levels, utilizing shaded spaces whenever the UV index rises