The My Yearbook template is a beautifully designed resource that helps early childhood educators celebrate each child’s journey through the year. With its photo-rich layout and thoughtful prompts, it transforms everyday moments into lasting memories, fostering a deep sense of belonging and pride.
What Is “My Yearbook”?
“My Yearbook” is a six-page portfolio template created for educators to compile and present a child’s experiences throughout the year in care. It’s designed as a keepsake for children and families, a tangible reflection of growth, friendships, and joyful learning.
What’s Inside the Template?
Each page is themed to guide educators in curating meaningful content:
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Cover Page
Includes the child’s name, centre name, educators, and the year setting the tone for a personalized experience.
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My Class
Features individual photos of each child with their names and two reflective questions. Educators can also add a special message.
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Play and Learn
A space to showcase children engaged in play-based learning capturing the essence of the EYLF.
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Memories
Highlights special events, cultural celebrations, and excursions anchoring the child’s year in shared experiences.
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My Friends
Group photos of friendships formed reinforce social development and connection.
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Thank You, Back Page
Includes a small poem and space for peer messages or drawings—a warm farewell gesture.
Why It Matters
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Promotes belonging and identity
Children see themselves as valued members of their learning community. -
Supports reflective practice
Educators can revisit key moments and celebrate developmental milestones. -
Strengthens family engagement
Families receive a heartfelt summary of their child’s year, reinforcing trust and connection.
How to Access
“My Yearbook” is part of our premium template collection, available to subscribers. With over 300 templates included, it’s a valuable investment for educators seeking creative, meaningful documentation tools.
Technical Tip
The template includes 27 photo fields, so it’s important to optimize images before inserting them. Photos larger than 1MB can slow performance or cause the file to become unresponsive. Resizing to under 500 KB–1 MB is recommended for smooth use.
In essence, “My Yearbook” is more than a template it’s a celebration of childhood, connection, and growth. Whether used for individual portfolios or shared class memories, it’s a powerful way to honor each child’s story.
DOWNLOAD TEMPLATE HERE: My Yearbook
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