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“Education” stands for what we are dedicated to.
“All” stands for our belief that all children deserve the best of early education.

We provide affordable and quality products – we assure the highest standard of materials are used to create our range.

03/08/2026

Celebrating Early Learning Matters Week! 💙💛

This week is all about recognising the incredible value of early childhood education and the educators who help children build confidence, curiosity and a lifelong love of learning.

Thank you for all that you do!

29/07/2026

Plan ahead with our August Key Calendar Dates! From Early Learning Matters Week to National Science Week, there are plenty of opportunities to inspire learning, spark curiosity and celebrate meaningful moments throughout the month. 🌟

27/07/2026

Bring early learning to life with the Eurekakids Wild Counting Stacker. 🦒

Designed for little hands, this beautiful wooden resource supports counting, colour recognition, fine motor skills and problem-solving through hands-on exploration.

Featuring playful animal shapes and a natural wood design, it’s a wonderful addition to early learning spaces.

24/07/2026

☀️ Our new Solar Squishies have arrived! ☀️

Bright, colourful, and incredibly satisfying to squish, these cheerful little additions are sure to bring a smile to any learning environment.

Each Solar Squishy comes in an assorted design, making every one a fun surprise! They’re the perfect way to add a pop of colour and excitement to your resource collection.

Have you added them to your wishlist yet? 💛

23/07/2026

🔬 Get Ready for Science Week! 🚀

Inspire young scientists, designers and engineers with the BAKOBA Creative Box!

This open-ended construction set encourages children to experiment, design, build and problem-solve as they bring their ideas to life. With flexible foam pieces and endless building possibilities, children can explore concepts like balance, structure and creativity through hands-on STEM learning.

Perfect for classrooms and play spaces, BAKOBA supports curiosity, collaboration and innovation while making learning fun.

20/07/2026

🚜 Farm Safety Week 🌱

Learning about farms starts with understanding the environments, animals and routines that make them work.

The Eurekakids Farm Animal Barn invites children to explore rural life through imaginative play, storytelling and hands-on discovery. As children care for animals, create farm scenarios and role-play daily routines, they build vocabulary, problem-solving skills and an awareness of the world around them.

A wonderful resource for sparking conversations about farms, animals and staying safe in rural environments. 🐄🐷🐔

15/07/2026

Fidget toys are everywhere right now... but have you thought about how they can support learning?

When used intentionally, fidget toys can be much more than a passing trend. They can become valuable tools that help children regulate their emotions, maintain focus and engage more confidently in learning.

Whether it’s supporting concentration during group time, offering a calming strategy during transitions or strengthening fine motor skills through hands-on play, the right fidget can make a meaningful difference.

Our Fidget Toy Set of 12 includes a variety of sensory tools, puzzles and spinners to support different learning styles, making it a practical addition to classrooms, therapy settings and calming spaces. 🌟

13/07/2026

Meet Bamba. 💙

Bamba, the Noongar name for stingray, has been thoughtfully designed by Noongar Artist Simone Hills to encourage children to explore culture through sensory play, storytelling and imagination.

With soft textures and contemporary artwork inspired by the Wardan/Maambakoort (ocean), Bamba invites little hands to discover, create stories and connect with the natural world through play.

10/07/2026

Meaningful cultural learning doesn’t begin and end with NAIDOC Week.

It grows through respectful relationships, listening to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, learning from Elders and Knowledge Holders, and creating spaces where First Nations perspectives are valued every day.

Resources can support this journey when they are used with intention. They can spark meaningful conversations, encourage curiosity, and complement the knowledge shared by local communities, helping children develop a deeper understanding of culture, Country, identity and belonging.

In this learning experience, children are exploring Aboriginal tracking symbols and Noongar artwork symbols through sensory play using handmade dough, creating opportunities for storytelling, inquiry and connection to Country.

As we celebrate NAIDOC Week, we’re reminded that the most meaningful learning happens throughout the year, when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives are respectfully embedded into everyday experiences.

Let’s continue learning, listening and walking together.

09/07/2026

Celebrate NAIDOC Week with resources that inspire connection, culture and meaningful learning.

Created by proud Ngarrindjeri artist and educator Emma Stenhouse, the handcrafted Parayi & Yali Doll Set and Finding My Way artwork help children explore Aboriginal perspectives through storytelling, play and connection to Country.

Together, we can create learning environments where First Nations cultures are celebrated every day.

Address

63 Camfield Drive
Heatherbrae, NSW
2324

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300044984

Website

http://www.educationall.com.au/

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