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There are a variety of transitions we experience on a daily basis, so many that the list goes on and on… let’s take a closer look at how common, everyday transitions differ, so we can appropriately support children’s experiences throughout their early education and care.  

Sensory play refers to activities that allow us to interact with our senses, whether it be touching unfamiliar textures, exploring what we see through colours and light, or trying new tastes. 

Here are some ways you could approach fire safety with little ones, in a fun and engaging way.

We know that outdoor learning opportunities are an important part of well-rounded child development, providing unique opportunities for physical development and strong connections to our wellbeing.

One of the best ways to engage with your baby’s social side is through interacting and playing together!