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Aspire Early Education and Kindergarten welcomed a crowd of 600 attendees to the Easter Extravaganza in Pakenham on 4 April.

With activities like face painting, Easter egg hunts, farm animals, food trucks, a DJ, giant bubble play and of course, a visit from the Easter Bunny – it was a joy-filled evening for kids and adults alike.

Growth and business strategy manager Simone Andrews said the event brought people together in such a joyful, family friendly setting.

“At Aspire, we believe in creating strong bonds within our community. Events like the Easter Extravaganza allow us to connect with families, bring joy to children, and celebrate special moments together,” he said.

It’s a reminder of how much we value the relationships we build with the communities we serve.

“At Aspire, our mission goes beyond providing exceptional childcare. We’re here to build meaningful relationships with families, future families, and educators. It’s about

creating environments where everyone feels valued and part of something bigger, and our Easter event was just one way we celebrate that.“

The Easter Extravaganza has a lasting impact not only on the families and educators involved but on the wider community as well.

For families, it’s a chance to step away from their usual routines and spend quality time together in a fun and engaging environment.

For their educators, it’s an opportunity to deepen their connections with the families they support, fostering trust and strengthening those important relationships. On a broader scale, events like this truly help build a sense of community.

Bringing together local residents, families, and educators creates an atmosphere where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and connected. These public events are a reminder of the power of shared experiences and the joy of coming together as a community.

Aspire is proud to contribute to that sense of belonging and to help cultivate positive, long-lasting relationships that extend beyond our centres.

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