Nature Play
Nature Play initiatives are increasingly recognised as beneficial to the development of young children, physically, mentally and emotionally.
Emotional Well-Being
Helping children produce positive thoughts and feelings, and adapt when confronted with adversity and stressful situations.
School Readiness
Helping children transition to primary school.
Loose Parts
Enabling unfettered creativity by providing children with the raw materials to create any world they can imagine.
Nutrition
Creating lifelong healthy eating habits, recognising the connection between childrens physiological and cognitive wellbeing. Healthy body, healthy minds!
Culture Connect
Gaining a better understanding of local, regional and global cultures within which we co-exist.
Music and Dance
Bringing joy to children whilst developing physical coordination, rhythm and language through creative expression.
Inclusion Support
Inclusive practices that builds the capacity and capability of educators to offer participation in child care to all children.
Aboriginal Culture
Celebrating and understanding First Nations knowledge, cultures and stories.
Play Groups
An environment for social interaction and allow children participate in and enjoy new activities.
Community Engagement
Fostering meaningful engagement and collaboration between our early education services and the communities in which we serve.
Risky Play
Promoting confidence and resilience through adventurous activity.
Arts and Crafts
Developing language, sensory perception and imaginative thinking through creative activities.
