Central Coast & Newcastle

A student at The Entrance Public School Waits Patiently for the Chicks to Hatch...

....finally some feathered friends emerge...

Soon, the students at The Entrance Public School can Enjoy a Quiet Moment with their New Friends

The Students and the Chicks at The Entrance Public School Form a Special Bond

Some Fabulous Paper Plate Chicks and life-cycle artwork created by students at The Entrance Public School.

Mr Panda and the children at Stroud Preschool enjoy watching the cheeky chicks at play.

A Creative Display at Stroud Preschool

'In Good Hands' at Charles O' Neill Hostel, Mayfield West (1)

'In Good Hands' at Charles O'Neill Hostel, Mayfield West (2)

Experiencing the Joy - Charles O'Neill Hostel, Mayfield West

A Sweet Smile of Enjoyment at Chertsey Public School OSHC, Springfield (CHOOSH)

Pucker Up, My Feathered Friend! (CHOOSH)

A Quiet Moment with a Feathery Companion at CHOOSH

Gentle Cuddles at CHOOSH

A Little Chick Under Careful Observation at CHOOSH

Lots of Happy Hatchlings at CHOOSH

Come to Mother! Cuddle Time for the Little Chicks at Southern Cross Care, Caves Beach.

Your Head is Higher than Mine! Two Little Chicks Vie for the Top Spot at Southern Cross Care, Caves Beach.

Lots of Smiles from the Children at Tillys Play & Development Centre, Waratah One; 1

Lots of Smiles from the Children at Tillys Play & Development Centre, Waratah One; 2

Lots of Smiles from the Children at Tillys Play & Development Centre, Waratah One; 3

Sleepy Chicks at Tillys Play and Development Centre, Waratah One

Lots of Smiles from the Children at Tillys Play & Development Centre, Waratah One; 4

Lots of Smiles from the Children at Tillys Play & Development Centre, Waratah One; 5

A young student nurtures a new chick.

Contentment - Rainbows Early Learning Centre, Singleton

Watching a chick hatch at Tillys Play & Development Centre, Abermain

Happy Newspaper Snap - 2015 Newcastle Show

A Southern Cross Care staff member nurses a chick before taking it to visit the residents.

Southern Cross Care residents enjoy their feathered companions (1).