It’s time to join in..
At Inspired we provide opportunities for our families to participate in education, learning and of course our events. We recognise the important role families play in the education of their children and greatly value your participation and involvement. Here are some ways you can offer support and also be involved in your child’s day: So please, join us, […]
Staying healthy this Winter.
As a first time parent, it is both alarming and upsetting when our children become unwell from childcare, I can promise you, we have all been there! From gastro, temperature, hand foot and mouth, tonsillitis and even COVID. The first year of early learning is a rollercoaster. so strap yourself in and be ready to […]
Animals of Oz
Today was an incredible day filled with all the fuzzy, scaly, and slithery friends from ‘Animals of Oz’. With nervous giggles and curious questions, the children bravely reached out to feel the scales of Bella the snake, Freddo the frog, the smooth skin of ‘bubblegum’ the blue-tongued lizard, Snappy the crocodiles scales and of course […]
The Importance of Sensory Play
We believe that children are intuitive and skillful people who are actively engaging in their own research. And sensory play is exactly that – research! During sensory play children are pioneers in their own learning.Sensory play is a range of learning experiences that support and stimulate children’s senses – touch, smell, taste, sight and hearing. […]
What is an Early Childhood Educator?
An early childcare educator specialises in the academic, developmental, emotional, social, and physical needs of children under the age of 6. Early childhood educators interact with children during some of the most formative years of their lives. They teach them valuable communication and collaboration skills by guiding interactions with their peers. Children also become stronger in their […]
Day in the life of an Inspired child
At Inspired we believe to provide an exceeding learning environment to our children and families, we need to be present, sharing meaningful conversation and extending your child’s learning as it occurs. We aim to work in collaboration with our families through open communication, conversations, feedback and the sharing of information to instil creativity, love and education. […]
Have you added to your puzzle collection?
Puzzles help with the different facets of child development. First, children can further develop and practice their problem-solving skills. Second, they can start to build their confidence because they feel they know how to figure things out. This confidence can help them in their overall learning and everyday activities. In addition, solving puzzles can help […]
Are you contemplating a pet for your child?
For children, having a pet can be a magical and enriching experience. While the idea of bringing a pet into a household with young children may raise some concerns, research and real-life experiences reveal numerous benefits of having pets for children. From promoting social skills to teaching responsibility and empathy, furry companionship can have a […]
The importance of self-help skills
Our Echidnas children are growing more independent each day and they are eager to practice self-help skills from packing away their bedding, sourcing their own water bottle and now as a continuation of their fine-motor skills serving their own meals. It has been truly remarkable to witness how well the children have adapted to this newfound […]
The benefits of name recognition
We are thrilled to share an exciting new activity that has captured the attention and imagination of our Kookaburras children. What started from using a variety of craft materials and designing our very own jewellery collection, to now using alphabet beads for the children to create their very own name ‘friendship’ bracelet. The experience of […]
