Emily, a proud Aboriginal woman, passionate educator and Administration Assistant at our Denham Court centre, shares her personal reflections on NAIDOC Week and the importance of nurturing respect, understanding and connection from the early years.

Starting at a brand-new childcare service means everyone is new - and that’s something special. As we prepare to welcome families into Charlestown, our newest TGA centre, we wanted to take a moment to share what families can expect when starting at a brand-new service, and how we support children, families, and our new team through those important early weeks.

As a mother and educator, I know that morning drop-off is more than just a transition - it is a significant part of a child’s emotional development, independence and sense of security.

Getting your child to listen doesn’t have to mean raising your voice. Kirsten, our Behaviour Specialist, shares simple, connection-first strategies that actually work (and build stronger relationships along the way).

Easter is just around the corner! With Easter comes the dreaded higher than usual exposure to sweets and chocolates for your children as they are gifted from family and friends but, in that moment, we have a choice.

What happens when children see their culture reflected in their learning environment? They feel proud. They feel confident. They feel like they belong. Centre Director Zeinab shares why recognising cultural traditions helps children feel seen, valued and proud of who they are.