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Children (and animals !) at The Farmhouse have had a wonderful year and enjoyed Christmas preparations.

Kindergarten years are crucial for laying a strong foundation for future learning.

Studies show that children are drawn to nature and intrigued by the world around them.

Those who know Kim Stoney, Founder of The Farmhouse, will know that she’s passionate about play. And animals. And children having room to roam.

The Farmhouse participated in National Simultaneous Storytime with our Nature Kinder teacher, Bronwyn Sly, reading The Truck Cat.

WOW Day, also known as Wear Orange Wednesday, is a national day of recognition in Australia, held during National Volunteer Week) to thank State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers.

The Farmhouse is the real deal – not only do they have chickens, ducks, rabbits and guinea pigs, but there’s also lizards, cows, sheep and goats.

On the Friday before Mother’s Day The Farmhouse hosted a ‘Scones, Jam and Cream’ Mother’s Day Picnic in the sunshine!

For years now Bush Kinder classes at The Farmhouse have visited Bindaree once a week.

The Farmhouse is one of 1,041 primary schools and early learning centres across Australia to receive a Woolworths Junior Landcare grant to help grow our next generation of environmental champions.