

Early Learning Matters Week is a special opportunity to recognise the incredible impact that early childhood education has on children, families and communities. At Tall Tree Early Learning Mullaloo, we were honoured to welcome Caitlin Collins, Member for Hillarys, to our centre to celebrate this important week with our educators and children.
This special week is an opportunity to recognise the incredible impact that high-quality early childhood education has on children's development, confidence and lifelong love of learning.
Progressive meal times in early learning refer to a flexible approach to eating, where children are offered a window of time to have their meal or snack rather than everyone sitting down to eat at the same time.
Some journeys last a few years. Others become part of a family's story. For two of our families, that journey has lasted more then 10 years.
From 20 July, excitement is building across our Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) services as children take on the brand-new TAG Sports Fitness Challenge.
Our recent Aboriginal Dreamtime Stories Art Exhibition was a beautiful example of how play-based learning can deepen children's understanding of culture, storytelling and the world around them.
The Early Childhood sector understands the challenges with recruitment attraction and retention
When we design learning environments inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy, we often talk about the environment as the "Third Teacher." During NAIDOC Week, we can invite the natural textures and symbols of Country into our spaces to spark organic, child-led inquiry.
There’s nothing quite like the smell of a classic Aussie BBQ to bring a community together. Our recent parent evening at Sorrento Primary School was an absolute standout success, filled with delicious food, great conversations, and plenty of active fun for the kids!
Energy, enthusiasm, and a whole lot of heart—that’s exactly what filled the field at our recent community event with Yanchep United Football Club!