About

Share the fun of messy play without the clean up! Learn more about our learning zones, the team and sensory play below.

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Learning Zones

Play Studio

  • Fun and engaging play space.
  • Games and activities linked to our weekly theme.
  • Discover what’s new in our imaginative play nook.
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Learning Zones

STEM Studio

  • Three interactive learning walls that focus on STEM concepts.
  • Explore the wonders of physics, engineering, patterns and problem-solving.
  • Accessible to all ages.
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Learning Zones

Art Studio

  • Activity stations updated weekly.
  • Giant messy play art wall.
  • Craft tables, sensory play tables and tuff tray set-ups.
  • Mud kitchen and water play.
  • Art smocks and kid-friendly wash station.
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Learning Zones

The Loft

  • A playful office and small group space available to hire.
  • Are you a speech pathologist, OT, tutor or aligned educator looking for a space to meet clients? Please email megan@brightlittlesparks.com.au to find out more. 
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Learning Zones

Other features

  • Owned, designed and run by a friendly team of teachers/mums.
  • Accessible layout.
  • Nappy change facilities.
  • Breast feeding friendly.
  • Rear access to Smart Street Reserve playground.
  • Close access to café for your coffee fix.
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Founder and teacher

Megan

Hi, I'm Megan, founder of Bright Little Sparks! A teacher and mum of three school-aged kids. I discovered the fun and benefit of play-based learning and started BLS to share my educational play ideas for babies through to pre-schoolers. I’m excited to welcome you to the space I wished for when my kids were little! 

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Teacher

Kitty

Meet Kitty, a mum to three active boys under 6 and a primary school teacher. From managing her wild tribe to energising Prep children, she's mastered engaging kids and making learning fun! Kitty and her sister Megan have teamed up to share their passion for play-based learning with you!

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Why Play?

Children are natural explorers, and play is their gateway to learning and growth. Backed by evidence, play-based learning helps children:

  • Develop fine and gross motor skills.
  • Build language.
  • Process complex emotions.
  • Foster social skills.
  • Promote creativity and imagination.

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What is sensory play? 

Sensory play is any play that stimulates a child's senses—touch, smell, taste, sight, and hearing, to get neural pathways in the brain firing.

Children can explore different textures, scents, colours and sounds in an open-ended immersive way, with opportunities to enhance sensory processing skills and so much more!

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More Information

Don't just take our word for it, explore play-based learning programs and what the experts are saying: