Busy Bees Australia in Nundah, Queensland | Nursery

Busy Bees Australia

Locality: Nundah, Queensland

Phone: +61 1300 851 331

Address: 34 Station Street 4012 Nundah, QLD, Australia

Website: http://busybees.edu.au/

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25.01.2022 Quality Early Learning does more than just prepare children for school, it builds resilience, vital social skills and independence. The right support during the early years sets children up for life, helping them develop confidence, secure identity and a lifelong love of learning At Busy Bees your child’s voice is not only heard, but nurtured and supported by passionate and experienced Educators who are committed to helping them grow Book your tour online to see how w...e do it busybees.edu.au/locations See more

24.01.2022 The Researchers at Busy Bees at Heritage Parc in Rutherford, NSW have created an area that has been an ongoing interest of a large group of the children. This is an army area The Educators have created an environment where the children can use their big imaginations. The children have had many opportunities to extend their knowledge on this topic through watching videos, drawing, reading stories and conversations. During each different experience the children could be heard communicating about every detail of what they had seen. They were questioning what they had seen and heard and constantly shared their excitement with each other

24.01.2022 Our Busy Bees at Kensington Service has recently been featured in this wonderful write up for the Southern Gazette "The new state-of-the-art service, situated on David Street off Douglas Avenue, features an interactive children’s kitchen, dining space and beautifully designed and landscaped outdoor garden area complete with tee-pee, sand pit and water fountain" Read more below

23.01.2022 Bush Kinder is underway at Busy Bees at Fraser Coast Connecting with nature inspires children to become explorers, while developing their sense of belonging within their world and local community. Bush Kinder is a time where our children can express wonder and excitement at navigating new challenges, discover new things, and build their sense of independence and resilience

21.01.2022 There's something special about a Busy Bees Teacher Delivering quality education and care relies upon the skills and talents of our fantastic Teaching Practitioners and Educators. That's why we employ early learning professionals who have a thorough knowledge of current theory and practice in early childhood education and care. We offer professional development and a collaborative company culture to provide our teams with exciting opportunities to learn and progress their c...areer. We'd love for you to join our team busybees.edu.au/about-busy-bees/careers

20.01.2022 Choosing care for your child is one of the most important decisions you will ever make, and it can be a daunting task. There are a few key questions all Families should ask when looking for care, to help you find the right Service to suit your Family’s needs and begin your child’s educational journey

20.01.2022 Enrol now to secure your spot for 2021 We nurture children's individuality to help them find the confidence to take their next steps in school and life. Our Early Learning Services are filled with educational play space and Educators who are dedicated to helping your child grow Book a tour of your nearest Service ... https://www.busybees.edu.au/locations See more

19.01.2022 "A 'home away from home' for the young children in their care, Busy Bees Early Learning Centres are dedicated to providing care and education in a welcoming environment, designed specifically for children to feel secure and happy, giving them a great start to lifelong learning" Our Busy Bees Services in the ACT have been featured in the below write up by CityNews Canberra. Read more below, hot off the press!

18.01.2022 Recently, the children at Busy Bees at Maroochydore received a special visit from our Busy Bees Area Manager, Narelle Robinson The children took this as an opportunity to proudly share their learning journals with Miss Narelle and show her everything they've been learning this year This highlighted that the children have developed a keen sense of identity as learners and that they possess skills for reflecting on their learning journey and recognising their strengths

17.01.2022 Something very exciting is happening at Jenny Wren Early Learning in Canberra The children at Jenny Wren have been all a-flutter since the Service has received some beautiful Monarch butterfly chrysalises. The children have been studying each chrysalis, as well as discussing the transformation that is happening inside. We can't wait to see these beautiful butterflies emerge

15.01.2022 Today, our Busy Bees at Redlynch Service welcomed Blake Cedar Kynuna and Trevor Tims to share their Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal Culture for NAIDOC week They brought with them an Aboriginal Flag and the Torres Strait Flag, an Aboriginal shield, a set of clap sticks and a didgeridoo. The children and Educators learned about the importance of each item and the meaning behind the symbols painted on them. They learned that the shield’s front has paintings that depict... the scrub hen and the pyramid where the scrub hen lays her eggs; which are important symbols for Blake’s tribe. Thank you so much Trevor and Blake for visiting and sharing your culture with the children and the team at Busy Bees at Redlynch #NAIDOC2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe

15.01.2022 Need additional days of care over the busy holiday period? Our Holiday Programs are jam-packed with exciting and educational activities to keep your children safe and smiling while you take care of everything else Contact your nearest Service or use the KindyNow App to secure your child’s spot busybees.edu.au/locations

14.01.2022 Our Busy Bees at Moreton Bay Service have welcomed some new friends to the garden. Their job is to ensure the survival of the growing cucumbers, beans and snow peas As the Service has adopted a friendly Magpie who likes to eat the delicious veggies, the children decided to make their own scarecrows to keep them away

13.01.2022 "Inspiration exists but it has to find you working" - Pablo Picasso The Adventurers at Busy Bees on Ashdale were given all the ingredients to make play dough and the opportunity to measure and create with a small amount of guidance from Educators. The children enjoyed leading in the experience and being able to make their own decisions Learning Outcome 3.1 Children become strong in their social and emotional well-being

13.01.2022 2020 Busy Bees Excellence Awards - Family Choice Award We invite all our Families to nominate a Busy Bees Service for the 2020 Family Choice Award. The Busy Bees Family Choice Award is prestigious because it is chosen by our Families. Our children are the heart of our business and their learning journey is supported by a partnership between Busy Bees Educators, Teachers and Families. This award recognises and rewards excellence to the Service that demonstrates true value,... commitment and support to Families in encouraging their child's development, creating memorable experiences and offering support to help give their child the best start in life Voting closes 20 November. Nominate your child's Service below

12.01.2022 At Busy Bees, our children's voices are not only heard, but nurtured and supported. We see our children as tomorrow’s future engineers, scientists, artists, musicians, doctors and philosophers. We nurture their individual strengths and interests to help them develop the confidence they need to take their next big steps in school and in life. We are so delighted to share this video, filmed on Busy Bees Careers Day at our Busy Bees at Bellmere and Busy Bees at Springfield Lakes Services, that so perfectly encapsulates our philosophy #earlylearning #qualityeducation #eylf #beststartinlife

11.01.2022 The children at Busy Bees at Cameron Grove have been enjoying an abundance of tomatoes The children assisted their Educators in seeking out the bright red ripened tomatoes which were ready for eating and they gathered them into a bowl "Here, I found one!" said Peyton. As they began to pick the tomatoes, the children noticed some tomatoes were over ripened or rotting and were not suitable for eating. "These are squishy" said Louella. "We need another bowl" suggested Fetui wh...o then retrieved another bowl from Cheryl to place all of the "bad" tomatoes into. This then became a team effort with all of the children participating in sorting the "good" from the "bad" tomatoes. The "good" tomatoes were then given to Chef Cheryl in the kitchen to serve to the children on the side for lunch. The children discussed what to do with the "bad" tomatoes and decided the best place for them to go would be into the compost bin. It is clear that through daily gardening experiences, many of the children at Cameron Grove have developed a strong knowledge of gardening and growing their own fruits and vegetables. The children are now able to confidently recognise when to leave the vegetable, and when it is ready to be harvested Learning Outcome 2: Children are connected with and contribute to their world. Children become socially responsible and show respect for the environment.

06.01.2022 The summer school holidays are fast approaching and Christmas is only a few weeks away Juggling work commitments, planning for Christmas and the New Year, as well as keeping children safe and happy over the holidays can be difficult for many Families, especially in the long period between Christmas and the start of the new school year. If you're in need of extra support over the holiday period, ask your nearest Busy Bees Service about our exclusive Holiday Program

06.01.2022 We love to see those Friday smiles Busy Bees at Everton

06.01.2022 If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be Maya Angelou At Busy Bees, we celebrate all of our children's daily achievements, especially the moments they take to view the world from a different angle Busy Bees at Baldivis

05.01.2022 Exploring bee hotels at Busy Bees at Moreton Bay Recently, our Busy Bees at Moreton Bay Service invited Julz from Bunnings to come and talk to the children about bee hotels and how they work. A bee hotel is a structure that can be placed in the garden, which gives native solitary bees a place to rest and find shelter to breed Julz also brought in some Lego, plants and special Bunnings rulers for all of the children.

05.01.2022 The team at Busy Bees at Woolloongabba recently received a very generous surprise - their very own real piano! Service Manager Sarah Thompson is an experienced piano player herself, and is delighted to be able to incorporate the piano into the Service to support the children's learning

04.01.2022 The Researchers children at Busy Bees at Warner 2 have been busy getting ready for their transition to big school. To help them identify their uniforms, they looked at each of the colours in their uniforms and re-created them on paper

03.01.2022 School holidays are just around the corner and our Services around the country are busy planning a fun and educational program 'UP in Autumn' is a fun and interactive learning program that is jam-packed with unique experiences to keep children learning, growing and unleashing their full potential Speak with your Service Manager or contact your nearest Service to find out more and secure your child's spot! ... https://www.busybees.edu.au/locations

02.01.2022 Do you love reading together with your child? Shared reading experiences with children offer valuable opportunities for them to explore the joy of reading. When you enjoy reading together, children will associate reading with the warmth and closeness you provide while sharing this experience. Research also shows that reading with your child increases their vocabulary and sets them up as lifelong readers ... Busy Bees at Maroochydore

02.01.2022 If you're an Early Childhood Teacher, we'd love you to join our team https://www.busybees.edu.au/about-busy-bees/careers

01.01.2022 How does a rainbow get its colours? Why is it curved? And what is at the end of the rainbow? Our Foundations class at Busy Bees at Burpengary East have been learning about weather. After reading the story The Little Raindrop the children had a keen interest surrounding rainbows. The Educators provided the children with some remarkable science experiments and painting experiences to scaffold their interests surrounding rainbows, how they appear and why they occur

01.01.2022 When you build a meaningful connection over time with children and form respectful relationships, children are more likely to feel a sense of security, well-being and belonging Busy Bees on Ashdale (WA)