At KIDS Foundation, we believe learning about safety, kindness, and wellbeing should be fun, interactive, and unforgettable. Our incursions bring stories, characters, and even mini ponies to life, giving children hands-on experiences they’ll remember long after the session ends.
Whether in-person or online, each incursion is designed to spark curiosity, encourage conversation, and provide resources that continue the learning journey at your centre and at home.
Imagine the excitement as SeeMore walks into your centre! Our educators share a SeeMore Safety storybook, inviting children to explore everyday safety through storytelling, discussion, and play.
Children will love helping SeeMore identify safe and unsafe choices, while educators reinforce positive safety habits in a fun, engaging way.
Every child takes home their own activity book to keep the learning alive.Your centre also receives an A4 storybook and poster with suggested activities to extend safety conversations in the classroom.
Our Equine Program brings miniature ponies, Carm and Eleven Eleven, into your centre, alongside KIDS Foundation educators and an equine specialist.
Children learn how to safely approach and care for horses, while also discovering how animals can support our emotional health. Horses are incredibly sensitive to feelings and cues, helping children understand empathy, kindness, and emotional awareness.
The program links with our SeeMore Carm and SeeMore Kindness storybooks, showing how animals can inspire us to be kind and resilient.
Every child takes home their own activity book. Your centre receives SeeMore and Carm and SeeMore Kindness storybooks, plus posters and teaching resources packed with follow-up activities.
Whether it’s SeeMore visiting in person, popping up on screen, or Carm and Eleven Eleven stealing the show, our incursions create joyful, meaningful learning experiences for children, while giving educators practical tools to continue reinforcement and learning.
We educate and empower children to learn about safety and wellbeing, while still allowing them to be kids.