Mittagong

27 Belmore Street, Mittagong, NSW
(02) 4880 1768 | 0437 941 520
mittagong@explorerslearningacademy.com.au

Mittagong

27 Belmore Street, Mittagong, NSW
(02) 4880 1768 | 0437 941 520
mittagong@explorerslearningacademy.com.au

Explorers Learning Academy in Mittagong is located in a peaceful rural setting.

The children look out onto the cows and goats and watch trains passing by.

We boast an experienced, long term team, and this is complemented by some younger educators who have bucket loads of enthusiasm and new ideas.

Our cook provides fresh and nutritious meals. Mealtimes are a social occasion for children to relax and enjoy good food in the company of friends.

Our babies are cared for in a beautiful homely environment where they are encouraged to discover their world in their own time A free-flowing mix of indoor-outdoor play means that our learning environments are calm and purposeful.

Our children are true Explorers! In the year before school, our Preschoolers travel in our Explorers bus to visit our local library, and explore nearby bush land, and more.

Our preschool and transition to school programs foster skills and learning that will support and prepare your child to head confidently off to Kindergarten when their journey at Explorers comes to an end.

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Are you our next Trainee? We are looking for a Full Trainee to start your journey in the Childcare Industry at Mittagong West. Please send your resume to careers@explorerslearningacademy.com.au ... See MoreSee Less

At Explorers Learning Academy, children explored clay as an art medium. Clay is an important art medium in an early childhood setting. Working with clay encourages children to strengthen fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and problem-solving while developing confidence in exploring new techniques. These experiences support developmental milestones by enhancing sensory exploration, persistence, and self-expression. It supports the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) Outcomes 1, 3, 4, and 5 by fostering identity, wellbeing, confident learning, and effective communication through hands-on experiences. ... See MoreSee Less

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At Explorers Learning Academy, we value collaborative project work that builds on children’s interests and curiosity. This week, our Preschool children have been investigating bugs and insects, using careful observation to create their own detailed drawings. Observational drawing strengthens concentration, fine motor skills, creativity and scientific thinking while encouraging children to notice the unique features of the natural world. This experience aligns with the EYLF, particularly Outcome 4, where children become confident and involved learners, and Outcome 5, as they express ideas and observations through a variety of creative and visual forms. ... See MoreSee Less

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