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The children were showing interest in aliens, rockets and space. Teacher, James had a water bottle rocket launcher at home, which he brought in. Sadly, this rocket only survived a few launches before the rubber seal broke and could not […]
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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak Bodies / Largest ECE Service Operators Operators of more than 400 licensed services in our
Children Leaving. Have you considered how you will acknowledge the child’s time with you? For the child you may: 1. Give a farewell card with photos of highlights of their time with you. 2. A picture book in area of […]
Insights from the Playgroup Movement: Equality and Autonomy in a Voluntary Organisation by Ann Henderson (Editor). The past histories of early childhood services are often written up in a way that make for good bed time reading if you want […]
Research on differences in perspectives on quality and evaluation held by managers, teachers and parents at early childhood centres. Read the full paper below. Or to order a pdf copy of the article go to the main NZIRECE Journal page.
Teachers’ Views on Quality in their Early Childhood Service for Children in 2014. By Warwick Marshall and Karen Payne. Executive Summary. A nationwide survey of
Seventy-five early childhood services were placed on a provisional licence and 4 had their licence withdrawn in 2016 (1 Jan – 31 Dec 2016) due
Medication Issues and Behavioural Disorders. Back in the day, disruptive children who acted out or caused problems around the house were usually deemed to be badly behaved and would have been given a clip round the ear or told to […]
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