Terrific Tuesday began with a fantastic play in the back garden before walking to the newly refurbished Noosa Library Service for our weekly Storytime. At the library we listen to stories, sing songs, play with toys before running and rolling down the hill before stopping for a picnic. On the way back we see many things; like blood trees, fire engines, Australian flags peaking over fences. Whatever we see it is always imaginative and fun. We love our Tuesday walks to the library. ... See more

Learning and community is always a priority for us. Today we were very lucky to have Rosalyn from the Wilvos come to our kindy room and discuss the importance of being safe around some of our Australian wildlife. Rosalyn shared her wealth of knowledge about snakes, bats and caring for the injured animals which had all of our budding Wildlife Warriors wanting to grow up and volunteer for the Wilvos as soon as possible.

What a rewarding morning, thank you Wilvos for all your hard work ... See more

Namaste everyone. Is there a more peaceful and relaxing way to start our day of learning and play at Busy Bees than with yoga? The younger children start most mornings off with Cosmic Yoga which involves relaxation, mindfulness and yoga that is designed specially for kids. Each yoga session gets its inspiration from childrens books, concepts and movies. I wonder what tomorrows Cosmic Yoga will be based on. Nameste ... See more

Aussie, Aussie Oi, Oi, Oi,
What a wonderful way to into the groove of Australia Day than with a little thong throwing, followed by an Queensland inspired 'Toad Racing (do not fear, no cane toads were hurt in our rather loud and fast game). To complete our morning of fun the children were paired with a younger friend and participated in a treasure hunt named ' Two flag Australia'.

Of course, no Australia Day celebration is complete with out koala biscuits and 'Toad in the creek' jelly.
A day of laughter and smiles from everyone ... See more

Fighting Food Waste
As part of our commitment to our local community and for a sustainable future, we have been teaching the children about sustainable practices in our centre, our homes and in our broader community. It is important that the children not only understand that sustainable practices involve recycling and worm farms but it also involves helping those who are less fortunate and at the same time helping the environment.
Every Friday afternoon a local volunteer from #OzHarvestSunshineCoast comes and picks any unused left over foods that we have not used during the week. It is wonderful to see how involved and responsible the children are towards caring for their environments and local community.

National Quality Standard Area 3: Physical Environment ... See more

Busy Bees Childcare Centre and Kindergarten provides quality long day care for children aged 15 months to 7 years of age. We also offer a government approved kindergarten program.

We nurture an inclusive atmosphere in which our children feel happy and safe with activities and routines that are based on the childrens wants, needs and interests.

We offer an indoor and outdoor learning program for the children to explore, learn from and enjoy. Our outside environments are located in 2 separate areas that offer the children the opportunity to explore nature and be outside at any time.

If you would like further information or would like to visit our centre please contact us on 07 5449 7650 or email busybeesccc@tpg.com.au. ... See more

Imaginative play can provide important growth for children, regardless of gender. When playing with dolls/ 'babies' as well as their friends, children run into new and unique situations for their games. When talking to others children can strengthen their vocabulary by filling it with practical language. Through this type of play children gain insight into home routines that may be different from their own, they identify with and make sense of the adult world, show care and empathy towards others while developing social skills such as negotiation, turn taking or sharing .

In this way they discover the world around them.

Early Years Learning Framework: OUTCOME 4: CHILDREN ARE CONFIDENT AND INVOLVED LEARNERS ... See more

Imaginative play can provide important growth for children, regardless of gender. When playing with dolls/ 'babies' as well as their friends, children run into new and unique situations for their games. When talking to others children can strengthen their vocabulary by filling it with practical language. Through this type of play children gain insight into home routines that may be different from their own, they identify with and make sense of the adult world, show care and empathy towards others while developing social skills such as negotiation, turn taking or sharing .

In this way they discover the world around them.

Early Years Learning Framework: OUTCOME 4: CHILDREN ARE CONFIDENT AND INVOLVED LEARNERS ... See more

To all of our wonderful families
Thank you for all of your support throughout 2018 and for sharing your gorgeous children with us. We would also like to thank those who were able to come to our Family Christmas Party to celebrate the 2018 graduating Wallaby class, to hear a Christmas Carol, see Santa and listen to the children perform their favourite song 'Baby Shark'.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. See you in 2019 ... See more

No Christmas celebration is complete without a few Christmas Carols. This year, after Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer, our Wallabies and Possums closed our Family Christms Party with the most popular song of 2018.....Baby Shark Merry Christmas everyone ... See more