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With 2023 fast approaching, for many families, the time to send your little one to childcare or preschool is just around the corner. It’s a big decision, and finding the ideal fit is critical, both for your child’s happiness and development…and your peace of mind.
We are excited to announce that our eagerly anticipated new early learning centre at Hoxton Park will open its doors to welcome the first cohort of children on October 10.
Children attending Young Academics centres will soon benefit from weekly science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (S.T.E.A.M) workshops with dedicated educators employed to deliver the program from Term Four.
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Dress for Success Sydney is a volunteer-powered, impact-driven grassroots charity that improves the employment prospects of women across New South Wales by providing a holistic suite of practical career development services. This includes their signature interview styling and presentation skills offering, career support workshops, and one-on-one job preparation services – all free of charge – to help vulnerable women enter, re-enter and thrive in the workforce.
When it comes to raising kids, most parents are incredibly invested in ensuring they do well in all aspects of life. We all want resilient, kind, happy and well-adjusted kids, and we want them to have the best chance of success.
Lunch box snacks are an important part of your child’s diet. Healthy snacks are a great way to meet your child’s extra nutritional needs for optimal growth between meals. Snacks also ensure there are regular tops-up of food available for your child to stay energised and primed with enough fuel to power through the day.
Packing a healthy lunch box for your child can feel like an overwhelming task. The food we include in our child’s lunch box can contribute up to one-third of their daily intake of nutrients, talk about pressure! So how can we feel confident that our child’s lunchbox has the nutritious food they need? A great place to start is the “go”, “grow” and “glow” method.
Young Academics partners with The Lifestyle Dietitian to build healthy eating habits in children
Your child’s reading skills are integral to their future academic success and overall development. At Young Academics, our skilled educators are trained to effectively develop foundational skills for reading and writing in preschool aged children at our early learning centres. However, like most developmental areas, building a strong foundation for reading skills begins at home. Here are a few simple ways that you can help your preschool aged child develop their foundational reading skills.