Western Sydney Wanderers FC have today welcomed Little Zak’s Academy, a leading provider of early childhood education, as an official corporate partner for the upcoming A-Leagues season.
Little Zak’s Academy has been a trusted name in early education, with a growing presence in the Western Sydney region and a further 4 centres opening over the next 6 months including the state-of-the-art Northmead centre. Their centres provide thousands of local children with exceptional early childhood care and education, focusing on the critical first six years of life.
The new partnership with the Wanderers will see Little Zak’s Academy integrated into various Wanderers community programs and match-day activities, further cementing the connection between both organizations and the Western Sydney community.
The collaboration will include football clinics for Little Zak’s families; bringing to life an opportunity for Little Zak’s children to go from ‘Zakaroos to the Wanderers’ through programs tied to a leading education curriculum.
Western Sydney Wanderers CEO Scott Hudson welcomed Little Zak’s Academy to the Wanderers family.
“We are delighted to welcome Little Zak’s Academy to the Wanderers family. Their commitment to nurturing and educating the next generation in Western Sydney aligns perfectly with our focus on youth development and community engagement,” said Hudson.
“Together with Rich and his team, we are eager to continue to make a positive impact on the families and children of Western Sydney.”
Little Zak’s CEO, Rich Bell said there were synergies between Little Zak’s and the Wanderers.
“We are thrilled to partner with the Western Sydney Wanderers, an organization that shares our deep commitment to youth development and community,” said Rich Bell.
“At Little Zak’s, we believe in fostering a strong foundation for children during their most critical early years, and this partnership provides an incredible opportunity to extend that commitment beyond our centers.
“We look forward to creating memorable experiences for children and families through this collaboration, building pathways from early education to healthy, active lifestyles.”
