Did you know educators in early childhood education and care take observations of your child’s learning and development as part of their role? Observational methods are important tools that guide educators in understanding each child’s unique behavioural patterns and developmental stages. Collecting learning and developmental information on children allows for
As parents, we’re all on a quest to provide the best foundation for our children’s futures. The journey begins long before the traditional school bells ring—it starts with the invaluable phase of early learning. The seeds we sow during these formative years bear fruit in ways that shape our children’s
Imagine a typical afternoon in a modern family home: the kids are home from school and instead of running outside to play or picking up a book, they’re immediately drawn to the nearest screen. This scene brings to light an important question: what impact does this growing screen time have
As we embark on an exciting new chapter for our centre, we are delighted to introduce our proactive and forward-thinking leadership team, who are dedicated to creating a nurturing and stimulating environment for our Sanctuary children. Meet the Leaders: Tammy Haynes, Madison Crombie, Sarah Harris and Georgia Casey! Our new
Transitioning your child into childcare is a significant step for both parents and children. It’s a new chapter filled with growth opportunities, learning and developing essential life skills. However, it also comes with its fair share of challenges, such as adapting to new routines and overcoming separation anxiety. Here are
Navigating the complexities of early childhood education may seem overwhelming. Frameworks like the EYLF not only provide parents with a clear path for guiding children but also offer a deeper insight into the development process. The EYLF isn’t just a guide—it’s a holistic approach to early childhood education shaped by
Early childhood education plays an important role in shaping a child’s future, and incorporating STEAM activities into their learning journey can have a profound impact on their development. In this blog, we will explore the significance of STEAM in early childhood education and delve deeper into how it cultivates skills
When it comes to childcare, incorporating music into daily routines goes beyond just entertainment. It’s a powerful tool for learning, growth and development. The nuances of rhythms, melodies and harmonies offer a number of benefits in childcare. In this blog, we’ll explore the profound impact of music on children’s learning
Excursions in child care you say? How much FUN! While classrooms are essential learning spaces, the transformative power of excursions cannot be underestimated. These enriching and interactive experiences outside the classroom play a pivotal role in enhancing a child’s cognitive, emotional, social and physical development. At Sanctuary, we encourage excursions
The journey into the world of parenting is exciting, scary and filled with so many amazing moments. Among these, you may find is the first day of childcare. Starting childcare is a big journey itself and one that is incredibly personal and unique to each family, but at some stage
We are incredibly fortunate to have passionate and dedicated team members as part of our Sanctuary family. One of which is Serena Lucas – our Early Childhood Teacher at Sanctuary Ashmore. Recently, the Leadership team at this centre implemented knowledge sharing and mentoring within our team – providing the
A voice for generations – the theme of this year’s National Reconciliation Week. With new generations of voices throughout our centres, we thought it would be great to touch base with each location to see what their plans are to acknowledge and celebrate reconciliation. Sanctuary Ashmore The team have registered
The early years of a child’s life are filled with excitement, curiosity, and boundless energy. It is during this time that they begin to develop their cognitive, emotional, and social skills. One way to encourage this growth is through the introduction of art into their daily lives. Art allows children
Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure is nestled between rolling mountains in Redlynch, on a piece of land that once belonged to the beautiful Rigg family. For more than 40 years, Ivy, a former teacher aide and her husband Alan, a former police officer of the area, raised their family on this
We know that choosing the right childcare is a considered and information gathering process. As you work out what is best for you and your family, understanding what you need from the childcare team at your centre is essential. Your childcare team are providing stimulating learning opportunities, creating provocations for
Trying to find the right childcare for your little loves can be a tough task! You are looking for a place to provide love, compassion, care and education when you are unable to do so yourself whether it be for work or personal reasons. Knowing what to look for can
Creating community connections is central to our purpose here at Sanctuary. As a way to get this started, we would love to host local families at our centre for an intimate FREE First Aid Information Course with First Aid Redlynch, where we will cover: CPR on babies and adults Bleeding Convulsions
The newborn bubble – a time when everything else in the world around you comes to a stop. Where your focus and undivided attention is just honed into the little human/s that you have just brought into this world. Your life becomes a series of questions and lessons; how to
Our Sanctuary Kindergarten program is based on the Queensland Kindergarten Learning Guidelines and Early Years Learning Framework. Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure employ full trained, Bachelor qualified Early Childhood Teachers to implement these guidelines. This ensures that the Kindergarten children who leave Sanctuary will have the best possible start to embark
Are your children picking at their food before pushing their plate away, eating a few favourite foods, or flatly refusing to eat at meal times? You’re not alone. Around ninety percent of children go through at least one lengthy stage of fussy eating. After the growth from baby to toddler,
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