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Nurturing children through connections
At Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure, we understand that the foundation of a child’s development is rooted in meaningful connections. Our centres across the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and Cairns foster environments where children thrive through the power of connection — with educators, peers, and the natural world. A Home Away from Home Our philosophy revolves […]
KKTC Education Visits Sanctuary Health and Knowledge Precinct: A Partnership for Exceptional Early Childhood Education
Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure at the Health and Knowledge Precinct recently had the privilege of welcoming 48 trainers from KKTC Education and six members of their Senior Leadership Team to the centre, as part of their annual conference. The visit was an opportunity for the trainers to explore how the centre embodies inclusion as best […]
What is the Early Years Learning Framework?
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 a comprehensive understanding of children’s […]
The Importance of STEAM in Early Childhood Education
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 that prepare children for success […]
Children Learning Through Music: Reasons Why Music is Essential in Childcare
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 and discuss the reasons why […]
Excursions in child care
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 across all of our age […]
What is the best age to start childcare?
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 conversations will start and will […]
The Advantages Of Art In Early Childhood
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 to express themselves, explore new […]
THEORISTS AND PERSPECTIVES SHAPING OUR PROGRAM
The words ‘theories’ and ‘perspective’ are used interchangeably throughout the Early Years Learning Framework or the EYLF as it is affectionately known. The EYLF is a document that guides early learning Educators practices and supports best practice outcomes for children in an early year setting. As part of each of our Sanctuary Educator’s commitment […]
CONTRIBUTING TO THE ENVIRONMENT: HOW WE CARE FOR COUNTRY
For over thousands of years, Aboriginal People have lived on Country as the Traditional Owners and whether your family have been in Australia for five years, five decades or across multiple generations, what unites us all is that we are all standing on Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Land. Scientific findings suggest that Aboriginal and […]
