Friday 8th May: Mothers Day Morning Tea Friday 15th May: CLOSED. Ipswich Show Public Holiday Wednesday 27th May: National Reconciliation Week Begins Wednesday 27th May: State of Origin- Wear your supporting team colours!

Feature Article for National Road Safety Week17th- 24 of May Teaching road safety to your family is important and begins in the early years of their life. Ensure you teach children about the importance of buckling-up on every trip. Adults should ‘model’ correct buckling-up behaviour:• Do not start the car until everyone is buckled up correctly.• Ensure children know that …

Friday 24th April: ANZAC Day Service. Beginning at 10am Monday 4th May: CLOSED. Labour Day Public Holiday Friday 8th May: Mothers Day Morning Tea RSVP EVENT Friday 15th May: CLOSED. Ipswich Show Day Holiday From Tuesday 26th May: National Reconciliation Week

Some children are resilient by nature. Unfortunately not every child has such natural resilience. You can promote a lasting sense of resilience in your kids by: *Having a positive attitude yourself. Your attitude as a parent impacts on their ability to bounce back from some of the difficulties they face. Make sure you model a ‘you can do it’ attitude …

Wednesday 24th December: Christmas Eve: Early close 2pm Thursday 25th December: Christmas Day: CLOSED Friday 26th December: Boxing Day: CLOSED January 1st 2026: New Years Day: CLOSED

If financial stress is impacting your health and relationships, here are some tips to help you through this difficult time: *Be aware of your emotions- write down your worries to help you through this difficult time *Look after your health- Eat a healthy, balanced diet and exercise regularly. Talk to your doctor if you have a medical condition that can …

Wednesday 19th November: International Men’s Day. Wear blue for International Men’s Day. Friday 28th November: Kindergarten Graduation. RSVP EVENT Saturday 13th December: Family Christmas Party. RSVP EVENT

It is the responsibility of adults to keep children safe, this includes helping them develop safety skills. It is not about scaring or frightening children but increasing communication and learning new skills. Our job as safe adults is to listen, believe and support. Keep communication open- remind your children that it is ok to talk to you, no matter what …

Monday 4th August: National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day Week beginning 18th August: Book Week Celebration Thursday 28th August: Red Nose Day Wednesday 10th September: Photo Day

Anything smaller than a D-size battery (that’s the large round one) can be a choking hazard for babies and toddlers. According to the Australian Government Department of Health, common foods that cause choking in children include: hard lollies, chewing gum, corn chips, small round and oval foods like grapes, berries and cherry tomatoes, seeds and fruit with seeds or pips, …