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A wide panoramic view of the empty Everlearn Clovelly outdoor playground and garden
Boy and wildlife man holding snake together
The Everlearn Clovelly preschool building and playground lit up at dusk, with a slide and lawn in the foreground

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Children's paintings hanging on a line to dry at Everlearn Clovelly
The Everlearn Clovelly outdoor play area viewed through ornamental grasses, with children and educators in the background

Interior of an Everlearn Clovelly classroom with floor cushions, a TV and shelving
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Children and educators gathered on a grass circle under trees at Everlearn Clovelly, with a cubby house visible
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An outdoor natural play area at Everlearn Clovelly with a gathering circle, birdhouse and picnic bench under a large fig tree
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This week, the children had the opportunity to exp This week, the children had the opportunity to explore where different foods come from and discover how food is connected to nature. Together, they discussed whether foods grow on trees, underground, on plants or vines, or come from animals.The children then had the opportunity to sort a variety of food pictures, using their existing knowledge and ideas to decide where each food belonged. Throughout the experience, they shared their thoughts, listened to others and discussed some of the foods they enjoy eating.These hands-on experiences help children develop an early understanding of nutrition and where their food comes from. Sorting the food pictures encouraged critical thinking, problem-solving and classification skills, while conversations supported language development and confidence in sharing ideas.By exploring different foods, the children are also beginning to understand how nutritious foods help their bodies grow, stay healthy and provide energy for learning and play. These experiences encourage curiosity about the natural world and help build positive foundations for healthy eating habits.#NationalNutritionWeek #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearningThroughPlay #HealthyEating #PreschoolLearning
Last week, the children celebrated World Space Wee Last week, the children celebrated World Space Week with a fun and creative galaxy-inspired art experience!Throughout the week, the children had the opportunity to explore the wonders of space through a hands-on art activity. They mixed glitter with paint to create a sparkling effect before using scrunched-up foil as a painting tool to design their very own galaxies. Using purple, blue and white paint, the children experimented with blending, layering and combining colours to create unique galaxy backgrounds.To complete their masterpieces, the children added sun and star sequins, bringing their galaxies to life with extra sparkle!This experience encouraged the children to express their creativity and imagination while developing their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and artistic confidence. As they explored different materials, experimented with colour mixing and discovered the effects of various painting techniques, they were also developing their sensory awareness, problem-solving skills and understanding of cause and effect.Through this engaging experience, the children were able to explore their curiosity about space while making their own creative choices and proudly sharing their individual creations. Each galaxy was unique, reflecting the children’s ideas, discoveries and growing confidence as young artists.#WorldSpaceWeek #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearningThroughPlay #CreativeArts #PreschoolLearning
What a quacking two weeks we have had! Our Hatch What a quacking two weeks we have had!Our Hatch & Grow Duck Program has been such a wonderful learning experience for the children here @everlearnclovelly. From the moment our eggs arrived, the children eagerly watched, waited and wondered until our little ducklings finally hatched.Over the past two weeks, the children have sung songs to the ducklings, read them stories, learnt how to gently care for them, created duck-inspired crafts and practised counting with our feathered friends.They also took on the very important role of being our Duck Swimming Advisors, helping to make sure our ducklings were safe and happy during swimming time.Through this hands-on experience, the children have developed an understanding of life cycles, growth, responsibility and caring for living things. They have been building their language and communication skills, practising early maths through counting, developing fine motor skills through craft activities and strengthening their social and emotional skills through caring for and working together with others.Experiences like this are so important in the early years because children learn best when they can be actively involved, ask questions, make discoveries and connect their learning to real-life experiences.It has been beautiful to see the children’s curiosity, confidence and sense of responsibility grow alongside our little ducklings.Our two weeks have been filled with learning, laughter and so many special memories.We will miss our little ducklings and the wonderful moments we shared with them.#HatchAndGrow #EarlyYearsLearning #LearningThroughPlay #HandsOnLearning #PreschoolLearning
Last night, some of our wonderful team from @everl Last night, some of our wonderful team from @everlearnclovelly had the privilege of returning to @ronaldmcdonaldhousesyd  to cook dinner for the families staying at the House. ❤️For families going through one of the most challenging times imaginable, having a warm, home-cooked meal waiting for them can mean more than we realise. When their focus is entirely on their child and their treatment, taking care of dinner is one small thing they don’t have to think about.We feel incredibly grateful to have the opportunity to give back to these families and to share a little warmth, comfort and kindness when it’s needed most.A huge thank you to our amazing team for giving their time, energy and hearts to such a special cause. We’re so proud of you all. 💛It’s nights like these that remind us just how powerful community can be.#Everlearn #RonaldMcDonaldHouse #CommunitySupport #EarlyEducation #GivingBack
This week, the children had a very exciting delive This week, the children had a very exciting delivery from Hatch & Grow. They were delighted to receive some adorable duck eggs and have loved watching the ducklings grow and hatch over the past few days.The children shared their excitement as they observed the ducklings and talked about the changes they could see throughout the experience. They then extended their learning through a hands-on craft activity, creating their very own ducks.With care and concentration, the children carefully glued soft feathers onto their ducks, creating unique and fluffy creations. They enjoyed touching the feathers and commented that they were “so soft, just like the real ducklings.”It has been a wonderful opportunity for the children to explore nature, observe new life and engage in meaningful hands-on learning.#NSWPreschool #EarlyLearning #LearningThroughPlay #NatureBasedLearning #HandsOnLearning
This week, the children had lots of fun developing This week, the children had lots of fun developing their problem-solving skills through a playful game of Hook-a-Duck.Using magnetic fishing rods, the children carefully worked to catch the ducks before discovering the dots on each one. They then counted the dots, supporting their early numeracy skills, number recognition and mathematical thinking through hands-on play.Throughout the experience, the children demonstrated concentration, persistence, hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills as they experimented with different ways to successfully hook their ducks. They showed curiosity as they counted, compared and collected the dots. There were plenty of moments of excitement and determination as the children challenged themselves. Each successful catch brought a wonderful sense of achievement and pride.Experiences such as this support children to learn through play, exploration and hands-on discovery while building important foundations for their early learning and development.#EarlyLearning #LearningThroughPlay #ProblemSolving #EarlyNumeracy #PlayBasedLearning
Over the last few months, our potato project has t Over the last few months, our potato project has taken us on a wonderful journey from scraps to soil, watering, caring and finally harvesting.This week, we were so excited to harvest our potatoes! The children loved digging into the soil, discovering the potatoes underneath and seeing the results of all their care and patience.We then roasted our homegrown potatoes and enjoyed them together for afternoon tea. It was such a meaningful experience for the children to see how something they had planted and cared for could become food to enjoy.Gardening is an important part of children’s learning. It encourages responsibility, patience, curiosity and care for living things, while helping children develop a deeper connection with nature and an understanding of where our food comes from.A beautiful sustainability journey from potato scraps to the garden and finally to our plates.#EarlyChildhoodEducation #EarlyChildhoodNSW #PreschoolNSW #LearningThroughPlay #SustainabilityInEarlyChildhood
This week, the children have been celebrating Inte This week, the children have been celebrating International Dot Day through creative and imaginative experiences inspired by the story The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds.The children have had the opportunity to explore creativity, imagination and self-expression while discovering how one small dot can become something amazing. Using colourful pom-poms in different sizes, the children created their own dot-inspired designs, including animals, flowers, patterns and creations from their own imagination.Experiences like these are important in early childhood as they provide children with opportunities to make choices, experiment with materials and express their ideas in their own unique ways. Open-ended creative experiences also support confidence, problem-solving, persistence and fine motor development, while showing children that their ideas are valued.It has been wonderful to see the children embrace the opportunity to be creative, have a go and bring their imaginations to life throughout the week.#InternationalDotDay #CreativityInEarlyChildhood #LearningThroughPlay #ChildLedLearning #EarlyChildhoodEducation
The children had the opportunity to learn about th The children had the opportunity to learn about the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, through a hands-on challah baking experience. They explored the traditions and meaning behind the celebration, including why challah is baked and the significance of dipping it in honey, which represents the hope for a sweet and positive year ahead.The children were actively involved in the baking process by scooping, pouring and mixing the ingredients. This experience supported their early numeracy and fine motor skills while encouraging participation, confidence and a sense of achievement. The children were especially proud to enjoy the challah they had made together during tea time.Celebrating different cultures and religions in early childhood is an important part of creating an inclusive learning environment. These experiences help children develop respect, understanding and appreciation for diversity, while learning about different traditions, beliefs and ways of life. They also encourage children to recognise and value both similarities and differences, supporting a strong sense of belonging and connection within the community.Through experiences such as this, children are encouraged to learn with curiosity, celebrate diversity and develop an appreciation for the rich cultures and traditions that make up our community.The children and educators wish all families and the wider community celebrating Rosh Hashanah a happy, peaceful and sweet New Year.#RoshHashanah #JewishNewYear #ChallahBaking #LearningThroughPlay #EarlyChildhood
Today, the children wore yellow as we recognised @ Today, the children wore yellow as we recognised @ruokanyday and explored the importance of looking after ourselves and supporting our friends.R U OK? Day is an important opportunity in early childhood to help children develop an understanding of emotions, empathy, friendship and caring for others. It encourages children to recognise how someone may be feeling and learn simple ways to check in, listen and show kindness.Throughout the preschool, the children had the opportunity to explore a range of activities including talking about different emotions, discussing what we can do when a friend is feeling sad, learning how we can support and care for our friends, practising mindfulness and yoga, and creating group artwork together.These experiences provided opportunities for meaningful conversations and helped the children develop their emotional awareness, confidence and understanding of positive relationships.It was a lovely day of learning, connection, kindness and caring for one another.#RUOKDay #EarlyChildhood #PreschoolAustralia #EmotionalWellbeing #KindnessMatters
Is there anything better than a PJ day? #prescho Is there anything better than a PJ day?#preschool #ece #pjday #preschoollife #earlylearning
Today we celebrate and honour all the wonderful fa Today we celebrate and honour all the wonderful fathers, grandfathers, uncles and father figures who hold such a special place in the hearts of our children.At @everlearnclovelly, we see every day how love, connection, laughter and play help shape children’s learning and create memories that last a lifetime. We are so grateful for the incredible dads and father figures in our community, whose encouragement, guidance, patience and love make such a meaningful difference in the lives of our children.Wishing all the wonderful fathers and father figures in our families and community a very Happy Father’s Day, filled with love, laughter and special moments to cherish.#FathersDay #ThankYouDads #EarlyLearningAustralia #FamilyAndCommunity #PreschoolCommunity
Happy Early Educators day! With 90% of a child’s Happy Early Educators day!With 90% of a child’s brain development happening in the first five years, the role of early educators is one of the most important influences in their lives.Every day, educators carry the enormous responsibility of nurturing, guiding, and creating opportunities for children to explore, wonder, and grow. The experiences provided help shape not only the learners of today, but the kind, capable humans of tomorrow.The Everlearn team of educators does this with dedication, passion, and heart. They are the backbone of the community, and their contribution cannot be measured in words alone.Today, on Early Educators’ Day, we pause to say a heartfelt thank you. Thank you for your patience, care, creativity, and the countless ways you make a difference in the lives of children and families every single day.#earlychildhoodeducation #earlychildhoodeducatorday2026 #earlyeducationmatters #preschool #thankyou
What a wonderful way to wrap up our week of storyt What a wonderful way to wrap up our week of storytelling, imagination and learning!Today’s Book Parade was a beautiful celebration of our love for books! Seeing our children proudly arrive dressed as their favourite book characters brought stories to life in the most magical way.Book parades are so much more than dressing up. They encourage children to develop a love of books and storytelling, build language and vocabulary, grow their confidence and communication skills, and share their favourite stories with friends and educators. When children talk about characters, retell stories and use their imaginations, they are building important foundations for literacy.Most importantly, books and stories create joyful connections, between children, educators, families and the wonderful world of imagination.What a fantastic week of storytelling, imagining, creating and learning we have shared together!A huge thank you to our wonderful families for helping bring the children’s favourite stories to life. Your support makes these special moments even more meaningful.Here’s to a lifelong love of stories, books and learning!#BookParade #LoveOfReading #EarlyLiteracy #Storytelling #LearningThroughPlay
POST #2000 Two thousand posts. Countless smiles. POST #2000Two thousand posts. Countless smiles. Thousands of messy-hand paint masterpieces, splash-filled outdoor adventures, and quiet moments of wonder.
When we first opened our doors, our mission was simple: create a home-away-from-home where every child feels safe, loved, and empowered to explore the world at their own pace. Two thousand memories later, our hearts are full of gratitude for this incredible community.To our amazing families: thank you for trusting us with your little explorers every single day.To our dedicated educators: thank you for turning everyday moments into extraordinary learning experiences.To our children: thank you for teaching us how to look at the world with curiosity and joy.Here is to the connections made, the milestones celebrated, and the thousands of stories yet to be written.#EarlyChildhoodEducation #PlayBasedLearning #LearningThroughPlay
Our Book Parade was a wonderful celebration of sto Our Book Parade was a wonderful celebration of stories and imagination! Stepping out in character allows children to engage with literature through active, dramatic play. This shared celebration strengthens comprehension, supports social-emotional development, and builds early language skills in the most joyful way.#BookParade #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearningThroughPlay
Over the past two months, our Yellow Group childre Over the past two months, our Yellow Group children have embarked on an inspiring series of nature excursions to Clovelly Beach and Burnie Park. Walking together to explore these unique local environments, and catching the public bus back, gave the children a hands-on opportunity to connect with the world around them.During each excursion, the children sang an Acknowledgment to Country, searched the trees for bird nests, scanned the horizon for whales, and collected natural treasures to bring back into the classroom for further learning and exploration.These experiences highlight the importance of real-world excursions and nature-based play in early childhood. Immersive outdoor experiences allow children to move beyond structured environments, developing spatial awareness, building emotional resilience and learning to navigate real-world social experiences.Time spent exploring natural environments also provides rich sensory experiences, encourages creativity and problem-solving, and supports children to develop a deep sense of curiosity and connection with Country. Through these meaningful experiences, children begin to develop an appreciation for the natural world and an understanding of their role in caring for it.#EarlyChildhoodEducation #NatureBasedLearning #OutdoorExploration #LearningInNature #ConnectionToCountry
Today, the children had the opportunity to take pa Today, the children had the opportunity to take part in a fun and engaging STEM session hosted by three wonderful teachers from @stmmrandwick.They began by reading ‘Twenty Big Trucks in the Middle of the Street’ by Mark Lee. The children loved listening to the story and joining in with the excitement of the trucks.After story time, it was time for a hands-on STEM challenge. Each table was set up with a wooden plank and a truck, and the children worked together to build ramps for the trucks to travel down. They experimented by adding more blocks to make the ramps steeper, then made predictions and tested whether the trucks travelled faster or slower as the ramps became higher.There was lots of excitement as the children shared their ideas, solved problems and explored different ramp designs.Hands-on STEM experiences like this encourage children to think critically, problem-solve, make predictions and learn through exploration, while also building confidence, creativity and teamwork.A big thank you to the wonderful teachers from St Margaret Mary’s Primary School who made this experience so enjoyable for the children.#STEM #HandsOnLearning #LearningThroughPlay #ProblemSolving #Teamwork
Last night, we welcomed the incredible Susanne Nor Last night, we welcomed the incredible Susanne North to our preschool for an inspiring parent workshop! Susanne brings a wealth of knowledge to early childhood, and after listening to her session, parents were able to walk away with simple, practical shifts to help mornings run smoother and feel so much more manageable.During the workshop, Susanne talked about how we can actively foster resilience, confidence, and healthy self-esteem in our little ones. She shared her “Ten Building Stones of Resilience” framework, offering simple, evidence-informed strategies to help children cope with stress, navigate everyday challenges, and bounce back from setbacks. The session explored practical ways to strengthen supportive relationships, build emotional skills, and be the positive role models our children need to grow into confident, capable, and thriving adults.A huge thank you to all of our families who came along and joined us for such a valuable evening. If you couldn’t make it or would like more information, please pop into the office to chat with our team, or feel free to contact Susanne directly online via @spielfamilycoaching.We love supporting and growing alongside our preschool community!#RaisingResilientChildren #PreschoolCommunity #ParentingWorkshop #EarlyChildhoodEducation #ChildDevelopment
Recently the children were very lucky to welcome S Recently the children were very lucky to welcome Suzanne from @spielfamilycoaching, a wonderful parenting and wellness coach.During her visits, Suzanne introduced the children to simple mindfulness techniques and encouraged them to think about how they can care for both their bodies and their busy minds.Together, they explored the importance of slowing down, taking a break and finding ways to relax when their minds and bodies feel busy. The children learnt about their very own superpower, the amazing ability our bodies have to help us feel calm. They discovered that one of our simplest superpowers is closing our eyes and taking slow, deep breaths.The children explored different breathing techniques, including 5-finger breathing, slowly tracing around each finger while taking calm, gentle breaths.One of their favourite activities was tummy breathing. Instead of using rocks, the children placed a soft toy gently on their tummy as they lay comfortably on their backs. They watched as their soft toy slowly rose and fell with each breath, helping them see and feel how their tummies move as we breathe in and out.These visits provided a beautiful opportunity for the children to practise being still, focus on their breathing and notice how their bodies feel. It was wonderful to see them embrace these calming strategies and discover that their bodies have their very own superpowers to help them slow down, relax and feel ready to learn.A big thank you to Suzanne for sharing these wonderful mindfulness tools with the children across both visits and helping them discover the power of their breath.#MindfulnessForChildren #PreschoolLearning #ChildrensWellbeing #EarlyChildhood #MindfulKids
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