Letterland is a unique and engaging phonics program designed especially for young children. It helps build strong early literacy skills through fun and easy-to-understand stories. These stories make learning interesting and help children remember what they learn for a long time. Letterland is also a multi-sensory program, which means it uses lots of different ways to help children learn. This includes music, movement, songs, art, games, actions, and even pretending to be characters. By using all these different activities, Letterland keeps children engaged and supports many types of learners—whether they learn best by seeing, hearing, doing, or moving. It turns phonics into a fun and exciting adventure for every child.

Little Sports Heroes delivers a vibrant and engaging outdoor sports program that our children look forward to each fortnight. With a minimum of two dedicated coaches at every session, children are introduced to a wide range of sports, games, and physical challenges throughout the year. The program is thoughtfully designed to encourage movement, build teamwork skills, and promote a love of active play in the great outdoors.

Little Sprouts Program supports Little St Margaret’s in embedding sustainability into our daily practices through hands-on, play-based learning. It encourages exploration of topics like solar energy and waste reduction, empowering children and educators to work together toward meaningful environmental goals. Little Sprouts strengthens our connections with families, the wider community, and Traditional Owners, helping us deepen our understanding of Country in everyday learning. We are proud to inspire others through media and community updates, highlighting our role as leaders in early childhood environmental education.

Yvonne’s music sessions are carefully designed to support all areas of early childhood development. Through singing, dancing, rhythm games, and exploring instruments, children develop their language, coordination, memory, and social skills—all while having fun and expressing themselves through music. From familiar nursery rhymes to original songs and movement activities, Yvonne creates an inclusive and engaging space where every child can participate, build confidence, and connect through the universal language of music.

Yoga Fun sessions offer children a peaceful space to slow down, connect with their bodies, and develop important skills in mindfulness and emotional regulation. Led in a gentle and playful way, our yoga sessions include simple poses, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques tailored to young children. Through storytelling, movement, and guided calm, children learn to stretch, balance, and breathe, all while building confidence, focus, and a strong sense of wellbeing.

The Little Wombats Program invites children on a meaningful journey into the rich and diverse world of Aboriginal culture. Delivered through our Seasons of Culture series, each monthly session introduces a new theme that deepens cultural understanding through storytelling, music, dance, and art. Designed to engage and inspire young minds, these interactive experiences foster a sense of curiosity, respect, and empathy. By connecting children with the traditions, languages, and perspectives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in fun and age-appropriate ways, the program supports early cultural awareness and builds a foundation for lifelong inclusion and appreciation.

The Resilience Project is an Australian initiative that delivers evidence-based programs to build resilience, with its Early Years program centred on the three pillars of gratitude, empathy and mindfulness. The research indicates that if you practise these three key principles consistently your mental health improves, you feel happier and you are able to cope in challenging situations. Little St Margaret’s introduced The Resilience Project to our curriculum in term 2, supporting our commitment to help children recognise and manage their emotions – an important life skill that contributes to happier and healthier lives.