TOP 30 Key motor skills development through sport in New South Wales

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Welcome to St.George Martial Arts Academy, a premier establishment located in the vibrant city of Kogarah, Australia. As a health-focused institution and a point of interest, we have been proudly running 'Family Friendly' Martial Arts classes in the Southern Sydney's St George region since 2016. At our academy, we strive to cater to the needs of all individuals, regardless of age. With our two convenient locations in Kogarah and Kingsgrove, we offer a comprehensive timetable of over 70 classes per week. Whether you are as young as 3 years old or an adult, we have classes tailored to suit your needs.

Welcome to Mini Masterminds Tregear, an exceptional early learning centre located at Ellsworth Drive, 125 in Tregear, Australia. At Mini Masterminds, we prioritize not only the physical development of our children but also their mental well-being. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment that supports their growth and learning in every aspect of life. One of the ways we achieve this is by exposing our children to different cultures. We offer on-site Mandarin lessons to expand their horizons and foster a global perspective from an early age. Additionally, we have incorporated a stimulating cooking class that encourages our children to experiment in the kitchen while learning about basic culinary skills and healthy eating habits.

Welcome to Story House Early Learning Maitland, located at South Maitland on Devonshire Street. Housed in a beautiful old church from the 1800s, our institution has been completely modernized and equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. We pride ourselves on providing a safe, secure, and stimulating environment where children can reach their maximum potential, grow, learn, and experience the world around them. One of the unique features of our center is the vast, open, and natural outdoor spaces that allow children to explore and connect with nature in a joyful setting. Our little ones have the opportunity to climb trees, play on the gravel bike track, and develop their gross motor skills on the manmade fort. The outdoor environment is divided into three separate yards, allowing children to interact with their peers in their own age groups while still maintaining a sense of connection between the fences.