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Every year on June 5, World Environment Day invites us to pause and reflect on the world we’re shaping, not just for ourselves, but for the children growing up in it. In early childhood, that reflection looks a little different. It sounds like a child excitedly pointing out a worm…

Reconciliation Week, held from May 27 to June 3, is an important time for reflection, learning, and connection across Australia. It begins with National Sorry Day on May 26, a day that acknowledges the Stolen Generations and the ongoing impact of past government policies on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…

In early learning, the quality of a service is shaped by the strength of its team. Behind every well-run room, every smooth transition, and every engaging experience is a group of educators working with confidence, clarity, and a shared approach. And that doesn’t happen by chance. It’s built over time…

With this Sunday being Mother’s Day, we’ve been doing a lot of exploring the importance of celebrating mums and maternal caregivers in children’s lives. Those relationships are deeply meaningful and they play a crucial role in the bigger picture too. After all – in early childhood, relationships shape everything. They…

Meaningful Mother’s Day Planning for Early Learning Mother’s Day is coming up on May 10, and it’s always a beautiful opportunity in early learning settings. The relationships children have with their mums and other female caregivers play a vital role in their emotional wellbeing, confidence, and sense of security. Mother’s…

Term 2 is here and it brings a fresh energy, but with less of the nerves that you might see in Term 1. The routines aren’t new anymore, children know where they’re going, who they’ll see, and what their day might look like. This is where confidence starts to grow…