Staying Sun Smart
Summer and the warmer weather make us all think of fun in the sun, but it is also a time of year that can be dangerous. Long, hot days in…
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Music and art make all the difference
We’ve said it before and we will continue to tell the world: the more we share music with children, the better off they will be! A primary school in Bradford,…
Understanding and handling allergies
Did you know that allergic reactions in children range from a mild itch to full anaphylaxis? As an early childhood educator, it is useful to have an understanding of allergies,…
Revisiting sustainable practices in centres
Recycling Week is coming up from November 13 – 19, with this year’s theme ‘What goes around: Why buying recycled matters’. Sustainability is really important to us and we think…
Creating collaborative partnerships with parents and communities
They say it takes a village, and we tend to agree. When it comes to raising children and providing a well-rounded childhood, parents, families, friends, early childhood educators and communities all…
Celebrate National Children’s Week
Celebrate National Children’s Week 2017 as it takes place from October 21 – 29, drawing our attention to children’s rights, talents and citizenship. The rights of the child are something that…
Who Benefits More?
Spending time with the elderly may not seem like it would be an exciting experience for young children, but maybe it deserves more credit… Recent research indicated that when children and…
Wellbeing and Engagement – A Valuable Relationship
Engaged educators are inspired, motivated, productive and happy in the workplace. These are qualities that are vital to creating a learning and care environment for children to flourish. These qualities…
Making Life Easier for Families – Spring Holiday Programs
Each year children around Australia have around 11-12 weeks of holidays from school or kinder, while parents can usually access roughly 4 weeks of annual leave. This can make it…
Active children are happier children
Many studies have shown the strong link between physical activity and children’s behavioural, social and psychological outcomes. And the research consistently indicates that active children are happier children. They become…
