Commencements subsidy. Eligible employers can receive a subsidy of 50 per cent of a trainee’s gross wages for Australian Apprentices engaged between 5 October 2020 and 31 March 2022. The subsidy will pay up to $7,000 per quarter for wages paid for 12 months after commencement.
Harmony Week is a celebration of multiculturalism. It’s a week of coming together to show respect for other cultures, a sense of equality and inclusiveness and belonging. This year Harmony Week will be celebrated on and from 21st March to 27th March 2022
With this fun song children will learn about their body parts through this silly action song about bubble gum.
“Little Scientists” has announced the third National Little Scientist Early Award with entries now open until 31 May 2022. It is the only national award that celebrates Early Stem education and also offers a platform to be recognised in the world of early education.
This silly song will teach children animal names and rhyming concepts. Children will be learning words that make a similar sound to that of the corresponding animal name.
Join Dr Mary Anne Hall from EPEC Education on the 17th March, for this free Webinar where she discusses all the components of the Certificate III in Early Childhood.
The Seven Wonders Of The World Information Posters, provides information about each of the seven wonders of the world. They can be used as a display within the learning environment or to start conversations and spark interests with children.
This is an interesting activity for children. It develops children's fine motor skills as well as hand eye coordination and children make use of their action fingers here thus letting them practice their grasping skills.
The Continents Colouring Pages enables children to colour, paint, collage each of the seven continents. This is a great way for children to understand the shape of the continents and to learn more about each of them.
Over centuries, Nature has been represented by artists, poets and philosophers as the ideal setting for learning about humanity and the universe. Indeed they may have been onto something as everyday there is more evidence about how experiences with nature promote learning.
With this activity the children will be having pure fun as many of them would like to do this sticking activity. Moreover, this is a simple activity as it involves just peeling of the stickers and sticking them. By peeling stickers and sticking them children will be developing their fine motor skills and are also encouraged to think and imagine and present their creation using stickers.
Pretend play is the acting out of stories by children that involves make-believe characters, emotions and situations. Developmental psychologists believe that children begin to engage in pretend play from around two years and it goes on to mark an important stage in development of the child as they learn to think in abstract terms.
