Little Scribblers Early Learning Centres

Little Scribblers Early Learning Centres

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Family-owned & operated childcare centres
6 week - 6 year old early learning programs
πŸ“ž Book a Tour or Enquire Today! Call us on 1300 300 011

Family run and owned Child Care Centre & Preschool for Children from 6 Weeks to 6 Years (school ready program)

Contact 1300 300 011
[email protected]

18/06/2026

The FIFA World Cup excitement has reached Little Scribblers Caringbah! βš½πŸŽ‰

With plenty of laughs, team pride and friendly competition, our educators had a fantastic time celebrating together.

While the world comes together through sport, we’re reminded of the importance of teamwork, connection and having fun, values we encourage every day at Little Scribblers. πŸ’›

Who are you cheering for this World Cup? 🌏⚽

🌐 www.littlescribblers.com.au

18/06/2026

Our Caringbah team enjoyed celebrating Donut Day on 6 June with some delicious Krispy Kreme Doughnuts / and a variety of party snacks πŸ©πŸŽ‰

It was a lovely opportunity to come together, share a few laughs, and enjoy some well-deserved treats. We are so grateful for the dedication, care, and passion our educators bring to Little Scribblers each and every day.

Sometimes it’s the simple moments that make the best memories πŸ’›

🌐 www.littlescribblers.com.au

16/06/2026

Today our Kindergarten Children celebrated Vegemite Day by making their own Vegemite toasties alongside their educators. The children enjoyed exploring different ways to enjoy Vegemite, including with butter and cream cheese, while practising independence and building confidence in the kitchen.

Learning experiences like these encourage children to explore new tastes, follow simple instructions and engage in meaningful conversations with their peers.

What a fun and delicious day! ❀️

Thank you VEGEMITE β€οΈπŸ™ŒπŸ½

🌐 www.littlescribblers.com.au

Photos from Little Scribblers Early Learning Centres's post 14/06/2026

Maths is everywhere! From counting toys and spotting shapes to measuring ingredients and recognising patterns, everyday experiences help children build important numeracy skills.

Swipe through for some simple ways to make maths part of your family’s daily routine.

Learn more about our play-based learning programs at www.littlescribblers.com.au

13/06/2026

Did you know that play develops in stages as children grow?

From playing independently to working together with friends, each stage of play helps children build important skills for life. Through play, children learn how to communicate, solve problems, share ideas, develop friendships and gain confidence in themselves.

Every stage has a purpose, and every child will move through these stages at their own pace. By understanding the five stages of play, we can better support children’s social, emotional and cognitive development while celebrating the unique ways they learn and grow.

www.littlescribblers.com.au

12/06/2026

Our children recently visited their local Return and Earn station to recycle the bottles and cans they have been collecting. Along the way, they practised counting, sorting and teamwork while learning how recycling helps care for our environment. 🌏

It’s wonderful to see our little learners discovering that even small actions can make a big difference. πŸ’š

11/06/2026

At Little Scribblers Brighton, First Nations learning is embedded throughout our program, not just celebrated on special occasions.

The children explored Aboriginal symbols through storytelling and art while practising their cutting, gluing, and drawing skills. They also worked together to create the Aboriginal Flag and learnt about the meaning behind its colours.

Through experiences like these, children develop respect, understanding, and appreciation for Aboriginal culture while building important developmental skills.

🌐 www.littlescribblers.com.au

10/06/2026

As part of our Transition to School Program, the children from Little Scribblers Belmore were excited to visit our local school, St Therese Primary School 🌟

The adventure began with a lively walk to the school, where the children eagerly chatted about what they thought they might see and do. Once there, they enjoyed a wonderful story time followed by a creative arts and crafts experience.

On the walk back to the service, the children reflected on their visit, sharing their favourite parts of the day and talking about what they are looking forward to when they start school.

Experiences like these help children build confidence, familiarity, and excitement about the transition to primary school while strengthening connections within their local community πŸ’›

🌐 www.littlescribblers.com.au

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Sydney, NSW

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm