Mini Masterminds Glenwood

Mini Masterminds Glenwood sees innovation as a driver for development in children. The extra-curricular activities encourage diversity and inclusion, ensuring every child feels accepted and develops the ability to think, imagine and play freely.

Swim School

Children 3 and up can learn to swim in a safe and nurturing environment, where they’ll also be building muscle, coordination and motor skills. *Free transport and chaperone service to and from swim school. Swim school fees are additional and payable by parents to the swim school itself.

Sports program

For the children aged 2 and up, the centre offers the ‘Mini Champions’ sports program. This encourages children to gain fitness regardless of their athletic ability, and helps build self-esteem and confidence.

Language program

Children are taught languages by qualified and experienced language teachers, further developing, and strengthening their cognitive function and problem-solving skills.

Yoga program

Each week the children aged 2 and up will take part in 'Mini Yoga Club' at the centre. This practice is associated with learning, memory and regulating emotions.

Cooking program

Children can take part in the ‘Mini Chefs’ cooking class, a fun hands-on class that encourages children to experiment in the kitchen while learning about basic cooking techniques and making smart food choices. These classes will teach kitchen safety, food preparation and proper food handling practices. Mini Masterminds knows that children benefit by learning teamwork and early maths and science concepts when participating in cooking activities.

Regular excursions

The children can extend their learning outside of the centre by taking part in excursions. Some examples include the Easter Show and visiting local parks for a picnic day.

In-house incursions

Special visitors to the centre can share a wealth of knowledge with the children, as they can learn, discover and explore new and exciting things. Some incursions include native wildlife and reptile visits, petting zoos, dentist and optometrist visits and cultural exploration with visits from Indigenous artists.