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In Early Childhood Education, many modern theories highlight the environment as a “third teacher,” recognising how important it is in shaping children’s learning. According to

Photo: Follyfoot Farm by Busy Bees Caring for our planet starts early! As a five-year-old in Ireland reportedly explained to an International research group, sustainability

“Education should teach children to respect the natural environment” – Article 29 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Busy Bees

Photo: Busy Bees at Burpengary East At Busy Bees, we understand that the transition to school is a huge milestone in a child’s learning journey

Image: Busy Bees at Heritage Parc With Australia’s glorious weather, it’s always a good time to get outside and explore, and there’s nothing more fun

Image: Busy Bees at Fraser Coast The Australian summer makes many of us feel instantly happy and nostalgic with the thought of holidays, beaches, family

Photo: Busy Bees on Maroochy “Every child is born blessed with a vivid imagination” – Walt Disney There’s nothing quite like the magic of a

Do you remember being scared of the dark? Or were you more frightened of hairy spiders, painted clown faces, monsters under the bed, or sharks

The below blog has been written by Steve Watts, Area Manager for Busy Bees Australia   “Working hard for something we don’t care about is called

Most of us know that fruits and vegetables are important, but getting them on the weekly menu is a challenge for a lot of Families.