Waaahoooooh. Rolling Fun enters the Accelerator Program from La Trobe University. This is the 2019 cohort #4. We are not the first generation of startups supported by the university, therefore we will obtain experiences from previous cohorts. The program firstly starts with Primer stage, then businesses do a pitch to go to the official accelerator […]
What an amazing idea from the teachers from Blackrock primary school! A Healthy Food Restaurant was formed by foundation students to serve fresh yummy and healthy food for their special guests: their parents and grandparents. 280 rice paper rolls were made to serve for about 140 people. This was the second time that Rolling Fun […]
Have been working with thousand young kids, we have found that puppetry is the most loved activity in our workshops. Kids smile, laugh, engage and learn naturally. If there is no time limitation, our Rolling Fun workshop might lengthen to hours with this interactive session. We had tried to build the puppetry characters with our […]
Rolling Fun proudly announces our first partnership with a diet-nutrition business. Marie-France is a dietitian-nutritionist. She is the founder of Fussy Eater Solutions, offering consulting service to support fussy eaters and their families. The partnership will strengthen the business of both parties, and bring more benefits to our customers, especially kids and families. To see […]
We were lucky to meet some special delegates in the educational FutureSchools Expo when they visited our stall. They advised us that our program would bring some benefits to the community of people with disability. This is because the significant design of the workshop where there is no need for cooking and cutting and heating, […]
Rolling Fun attended the FutureSchools Expo in Melbourne last week. We initially intended to fully present our workshop’s benefits to the visitors. However, after meeting many delegates from the schools around Australia in the morning on the first day, we decided to switch to the listening mode. We focused on listening instead of presenting. We […]
We are ready for the Futureschools Expo. To participate in this Expo, we also starts to introduce a new service model for Rolling Fun. We temporarily called it “Carers / Teachers Run Workshops”. Comparing to the Incursion model, this new model has more advantages: 1- It reduces cost for school, and so students and their […]
We have performed the Dan Tranh – Vietnamese zither – in our workshops for kids in the early learning centres and primary schools for a while. This blog introduces shortly about this Vietnamese musical instrument, written in poem for young children. Mr. Tuan Hung Le, currently the music lecturer in the University of Melbourne, recommended […]
Rolling Fun is proudly participating in the national educational event: the FutureSchools Expo and Conferences, organised in Melbourne 19-21 March 2019. Together with 80 plus exhibitors and sponsors, Rolling Fun will see what we can do better to contribute to the Australian education in the near future. The expo and conferences are designed to cater […]
ELC educators often conduct activities for kids in their centres accordingly to the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). All the outcomes will be recorded or reflected in a record book daily for the achievements of the day for kids’ learning. EYLF defines kids as the center of teaching – learning activities. It shifts the target […]