Supporting Bunnies for Bravehearts this Easter
Supporting Bunnies for Bravehearts at Busy Bees this Easter For five years, Busy Bees early learning and childcare centres across Australia have has proudly partnered with Bravehearts to strengthen our commitment to child safety through education, prevention and advocacy. This Easter, we are once again supporting the Bunnies for Bravehearts project — a heartfelt initiative […]
Celebrating NAIDOC Week at Busy Bees
NAIDOC Week is a time to come together and celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the First Nations of this land. At Busy Bees, NAIDOC week is an opportunity for children to engage in meaningful, hands-on learning experiences that foster respect, curiosity, and cultural understanding through activities, incursions […]
Reconciliation Initiatives at Jenny Wren Early Learning by Busy Bees
In the spirit of reconciliation, Busy Bees Early Learning acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the country throughout Australia and recognises First Nations peoples’ continued cultural and spiritual connections to land, sea, sky and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander […]
Reconciliation Initiatives at Busy Bees on Furlong Road
As part of our series on how to embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in early childhood, we caught up with Taylor Salafia, Service Manager of Busy Bees on Furlong Road (New South Wales). Identifying as an Aboriginal person herself, Taylor is very passionate about First Nations perspectives and is sharing with us about […]
Reconciliation initiatives at Busy Bees at Cameron Park
It is important for all Australian children, starting at a young age, to receive an education about our ancient land, and the vibrant and varied cultures of the First Nations people that still exist today. In the spirit of reconciliation, all Busy Bees centres are encouraged to take continued action to create inclusive learning environments […]
Busy Bees proudly supports Branka Indic in the Bravehearts 777 Marathon
As an official corporate partner of Bravehearts Foundation, Busy Bees supports Bravehearts’ vision of a world where people, communities and systems all work together to protect children from sexual abuse. As Early Childhood Educators, this is an important cause that we believe in wholeheartedly and a crucial one to support in our mission to give […]
Busy Bees Early Learning are celebrating World Bee Day on 20 May!
The children at Busy Bees Early Learning are excited to spend time with Buzz the Bee to celebrate World Bee Day! Our centres across the country are planning exciting learning and activities that revolve around our planet’s precious little pollinators — bees! Habitats, pollen, honey, family structure, sustainability, honey-inspired recipes and bee dress-ups are just some of the amazing experiences and topics […]
Busy Bees Celebrates World Bee Day 2021
What is World Bee Day? World Bee Day is celebrated on 20 May 2021. The main purpose of World Bee Day is to spread awareness of the significance of bees and other pollinators by encouraging conversations and actions that educate about the importance of bees and maintaining bee friendly landscapes to keep bees pollinating and […]
Why Children Should Be Involved in Social Justice and Their Community
‘The Researchers children were sitting at the lunch table eating a healthy zucchini slice, when one of the children asked; “What’s the green stuff in this? It tastes really nice”. Sonia, the Service Chef, replied to him, “That is zucchini, which is actually a fruit related to pumpkin and squash. It is one of the […]
