How Early Education helps with Child Socialisation

Early education at Nido plays an important role in developing children’s social skills, setting a strong foundation for their future interactions and relationships. At Nido, emphasis is placed on social and emotional well-being and growth.

One benefit of early education is the opportunity for children to engage in social interactions with their peers. Through group activities, playtime, and collaborative projects, children learn skills such as communication, cooperation, and conflict resolution. This helps them navigate social situations, build friendships, and develop empathy and understanding towards others. It also encourages the development of self-regulation and emotional intelligence.

Here at Nido, we promote diversity and inclusivity, exposing children to a range of cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives. This leads to acceptance and appreciation for differences from an early age, preparing children to thrive in our diverse world.

Early education offers invaluable opportunities for children to develop essential social skills. By nurturing their socialisation from an early age, we provide children with the foundations for future success in both their personal and academic lives.

Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, Nido Early School provides quality early education & care for children from 6 weeks to 6 years of age. For more information, visit our website.

Visit our Why are we Special? page to find out more about Nido and our Reggio Emilia inspired approach to early education.

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Hi Georgina,

Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to the recruitment of Centre Directors and Educators to join the expanding Nido family.

With so many open roles in the sector at the moment, I think we should be talking about the differences that really sets Nido apart. From my own experience, they are not always obvious from the outside, but when you get to meet the Nido family you really feel it.

Leaving my previous employer, who I was with for over 10 years, was not an easy decision. I had interviews with a few different companies, before finding my home at Nido.

I remember walking out of that initial interview, literally with tears in my eyes, I knew I had finally found what I had been looking for.

As you mentioned, honesty and integrity are critical and a given, our Services, resources and environments speak for themselves, and candidates merely need to look at our website to understand how engaging and wonderful they are.

We really need to focus more on what a Centre Director and an Educator will experience at Nido;

Authenticity; At Nido they will get honesty with heart
Trust and understanding; At Nido you are treated from day one, as competent and capable
We have the opportunity to inspire Educators and children to reach their full potential and change their worlds for the better, this still delights me everyday
At Nido you can make your mark in the world and are given the respect and autonomy to do what you love and truly make a difference
Collaboration – we are one team, far and wide we inspire and challenge each other
Nido is a family, for me, I have the overwhelming sense of belonging at Nido, my people and my home, this is what drew me to Nido in the first place

I am continually driven by our purpose;

To provide our Educators with the training, environment, motivation, and empowerment to deliver exceeding quality education to children, partnering with families, and giving children a voice and the opportunity to lead wonderful fulfilling lives.

I love that we seek to make quality early education available to everyone, regardless of their economic position. That we focus more on suburban children and advocate for their rights, Nido is truly a movement and not one to join without knowing you will need to put your heart on the line every single day.

Mary Oliver asked “What will you do with your one wild and precious life”, I cannot think of anything more fulfilling than what I get to do every day at Nido.

Kind regards,
Danika x