On Monday 13 September, Services Australia recorded a one-off $0 session of care for children enrolled at child care services in Greater Sydney. This is to ensure enrolments remain active during the extended lockdown.
Hunter Prelude is partnering with the NSW Department of Education to deliver the Creating Opportunities: Transition to School Professional Development Program. Free training for Educators include: Writing Transition to School Statements, Guide to Formative and Summative Assessment, Positive Transition To School and more.
For services that have received a rating certificate by ACECQA on or after 30th July 2021, this must be displayed and clearly visible at the service premises.
When applying for grant funding it is crucial to provide evidence that supports your application. Evidence enables you to demonstrate your understanding and the services need for the grant funding.
The following posters lists a child's weakness (negative trait), turned into a strength. Viewing these in a positive light can help you to develop the child's weakness into a strength and understand how to best support the child's overall emotional development and self esteem. Seeing these weaknesses as actual strengths enable you to focus on these emerging traits and provide a new perspective to support and nurture the child.
These flashcards enable children to match each farm animal with their shadow. Shadow matching enables children to develop visual discrimination skills and enables children to analyse shapes of the farm animals to match to one another.
This course is designed to help children’s education and care providers and staff gain knowledge and understanding about food allergens, and to develop best practice procedures to ensure the right food is given to the right child.
The NSW Department of Education, has recently updated their COVID -19 guidelines and educators who live or work in the LGA's of concern must have their second dose of vaccination by 8 November.
These sets of feelings flashcards provides a visual representation of a specific feeling. They can be used as a tool to teach children to recognise and identify feelings and can be helpful in supporting a child to express and share their feelings.
This free webinar, held on 22 September, enables Educators to learn from expert practitioners who will share their skills, experience and knowledge on effective and sustainable work practises to meet.
Australia’s Biggest Child Safety Lesson (ABCSL) is a free livestreamed event available on Tuesday 7 September, that will teach children key personal safety concepts in a fun and age-appropriate way.
