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Little Lambs explore nature

After months of renovations, Good Shepherd’s Little Lambs Early Learning Centre was abuzz with excitement last week with the launch of their new nature playground.
Centre director Michelle Hoskins said the playground offered the children a wonderful, stimulating environment in which to learn and play.
“The launch has been met with great enthusiasm and excitement,” Ms Hoskins said.
“We are just so thrilled and excited to be able to offer our little ones the chance to explore this new, custom-built area which has been designed as individual outdoor “rooms” that all combine together to create something really magical.”
The new playground includes exciting rooms such as the creek bed and water pump, mud kitchen, fort and chalkboard, sustainable garden and rock climb.
“After a lot of dreaming and planning, we are so grateful to GD Landscaping for making our vision a reality that we can now share with all the children,” Ms Hoskins said.

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