There is only so much learning that can be done indoors, and there is perhaps no better classroom than the great outdoors. Playing outdoors gives children the opportunity to develop social skills, nurture their physical and mental wellbeing and gain a better understanding of nature. The benefits of outdoor play are well understood, here are
More coronavirus cases have arisen in New South Wales recently. The NSW Government has released a guide for the benefit of early childhood education and child care centres. Valley Heights Preschool is compliant with all of the measure listed below. We understand that children are at the same risk of contracting coronavirus as adults. We
Children have active and creative minds, and throughout their formative years at preschool they are encouraged to engage in a variety of dramatic play opportunities with their friends and peers. When given the opportunity to exercise creative freedoms and play a role within a story, play or video production, children nurture their social skills whilst
As Brisbane and the rest of Australia comes out of lockdown, we’d like to highlight the importance of investing in an early childhood education for your child. It’s a common belief that children don’t start learning until they’re enrolled in school, however their earlier years, from ages 0-4 are actually some of the most formative.
Industry inquiries about the subject have discovered that the up to 40% of Australian children are not occupied with learning whatsoever during tutoring. Given the size of this issue, the question emerges: how to keep kids engaged and mindful during their learning time? How to distinguish when children are losing focus? Early childhood education frames
With the weather starting to heat up, your child will no doubt be eager to get involved in activities such as swimming at the beach or local pool and playing with their friends outdoors. When the sun starts to get a bit too much, these five activities will give your child an opportunity to express