Children to engage in cooking-based experiences and afternoon tea picnic to celebrate 'World Food Day'. World Food Day aims to raise awareness and mobilise action against hunger and malnutrition affecting a significant portion of global population.
Children encouraged to come dressed in fancy dress to celebrate Halloween
Children to engage in play-based learning and topic discussions about responsible recycling and better waste management practice
Information relating to this event will be emailed closer to the date.
Information relating to this event will be in the newsletter closer to the date.
Information relating to this event will be in the newsletter closer to the date.
Mimosa Kids would like to acknowledge the Gai-marigal people whose Land we live and learn on. We acknowledge their connection to the lands, waterways and community. We pay respect to their culture and acknowledge their history and we also extend that respect to Elders past, present and merging and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who visit our service.
“Here is the Land, here is the sky, here are my friends, and here am I. We stand together, hand in hand and respect the Gai-marigal people of this Land.”
