School Holiday Activities
School holidays is on the way! As it’s a busy time of year, it’s important to find activities that will keep your kiddos occupied during the break.
Read about our latest adventures and glean some tips and tricks about helping children to grow, learn and flourish – it’s all here on The Pyjama Foundation Blog!
School holidays is on the way! As it’s a busy time of year, it’s important to find activities that will keep your kiddos occupied during the break.
Written by award-winning author and rock legend Jimmy Barnes, Rosie the Rhinoceros follows Rosie on her early morning adventures through the savanna. Rosie’s charming story reminds readers to be themselves.
If there is one thing you can never have too much of, it’s kindness. This year, World Kindness Day falls on Sunday the 13th of November, and you can bet we’re excited!
My Deadly Boots is a thoughtful and empowering story about finding confidence within yourself. Learn about it here!
Halloween is officially 3 days away, and whether you celebrate or not, it’s always fun to get involved. We’ve compiled a list of some of our favourite spooky books and Halloween activities to enjoy in the lead up to the 31st.
It’s Children’s Week! Children’s Week is an annual event that focuses the attention of the wider Australian community on children, their rights, and their achievements. This week champions the rights of children to be able to enjoy their childhood. This year Children’s Week is well underway, as the week is occurring between the 22nd of October and the 30th of October.
With Spring just around the corner, we’ve put together an exciting Spring themed scavenger hunt. Bound to lead to hours of garden exploration and even a bit of healthy competition, this scavenger hunt is perfect for kids of all ages.
At the Pyjama Foundation, we firmly believe in the power of books and the impact they have on the lives of children.
What to read, listen to, and watch to be an ally for First Nation’s Australian’s. We can all have a profound impact on inclusion and driving positive change.
Written and illustrated by the award-winning Emma Chichester Clark, this story explores themes of adventure, kindness and knowing right from wrong.