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Good teamwork is vital. When most teachers/ educators are asked who the most important people in an early childhood service are, they will answer, “The Children”. Children are the ultimate reason that teachers have chosen a career in early childhood […]
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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
Farm Visit with Children. While the animals may not be as exotic as the ones you find in a zoo, going to a farm can still be a great day out. It can be especially good for smaller children as […]
Below is a template you can use and adapt for a job description for an area manager position (for centres and/or for home-based licensed services). If you would like more guidance and ideas go to the main article about writing […]
Ways to use the Internet for parent and staff communication, and promoting your service. With billions of pages and more being added every day, the internet can be a great source of inspiration and ideas for activities to do with […]
Parents Leaving their Child For the First Time in Care – An anxious time. “A heart wrenching moment for all parents is when we leave our child for the first time in the care of someone else who is not […]
Professor Anne B Smith. June 25, 2014. Professor Anne B Smith has been involved in research, advocacy, and policy-making on childhood issues in New Zealand
Research on culturally safe and inclusive early childhood work environments. Read the full paper below. Or to order a pdf copy of the article go to the main NZIRECE Journal page.
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