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Poetry has been an integral part of human culture for centuries — in fact, the oldest surviving poem is dated around 2500 BC! To this day poetry remains an essential tool for self-expression, as well as supporting children’s development in early childhood education.  The ability to memorise rhymes and poems has many benefits…

As we approach Mother’s Day, it’s a great time to celebrate the incredible role that mothers play in our lives. For early childhood education centres, it’s an opportunity to involve children in activities that honour their mothers and special women in their lives, while providing the chance for learning and…

For many, a new term is a chance to reset and start off fresh. This can mean different things for different early childhood education services.  It could be a room refresh or changing up the outdoor spaces. It might mean exploring some different strategies in the way you approach aspects…

Top quality skills are required to provide a premium education for children.  Professional development plays a crucial role in ensuring that educators are equipped with the latest knowledge, skills, and strategies to effectively support the development and learning of young children. Learning is an ongoing process that should never stop,…

Did you know that the first Auslan, (Australian Sign Language) dictionary was published on 13 April, 1989? Deaf Australia is passionate about celebrating this day — Auslan Day — each year, and we agree! On Auslan Day, it’s important to recognise the value of Australian Sign Language, (AUSLAN) in early…

It’s that time of year again – Easter has arrived! A time for happiness and fun with family and friends. Not to mention indulging in a scrumptious feast with our loved ones! Everyone has their unique way of celebrating this occasion, be it Easter egg hunts, church visits, or camping…