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Tunnel of Fun

05 July 2019

Super-duper handy woman Nanny Deb is always whipping up epic ways to inspire, excite and challenge the learning of the children at Active Explorers Highbrook.

This week she created endless hours of fun with a few (quite a few actually) cardboard boxes. She built a giant tunnel that stretched its way across the outdoor play area, filling it with balloons and other hidden surprises.

Want an inside peak? Take a look at this video

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If you have a child in an early learning centre, you may have been invited to share your family’s culture within this centre. There are many ways that you can share your culture with your child’s early learning centre but what exactly does this mean and how can this practice benefit your child as well as others?

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Tunnel of Fun

Sharing your Culture

Music and Movement

Family and Dramatic Play