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Celebrating Jas Kaur’s Win in the Care for Kids ‘Thank You Educators’ Campaign

Nido are thrilled to announce that one of our dedicated educators from Nido Mount Hawthorn, Jashanpreet Kaur (Jas), has been named a winner in Care for Kids' 'Thank You Educators' campaign. This campaign highlights the incredible work of early childhood educators across Australia, and we couldn’t be prouder to see...
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Why is Sensory Play Important in Child Development?

Sensory play is an integral part of early childhood development, engaging children’s senses - sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell through hands-on activities. It’s more than just messy fun; sensory play provides crucial opportunities for children to explore their world and develop essential cognitive, social, and motor skills. 4 Key...
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R U OK? Day: How We Promote Wellbeing at Nido

At Nido Early School, we believe that emotional wellbeing begins in early childhood, and promoting an environment of care, connection, and support is essential for children’s development. R U OK? Day serves as an important reminder to check in with those around us, nurturing a culture of open communication and...
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Celebrating Early Childhood Educators’ Day at Nido Early School

At Nido Early School, Early Childhood Educators' Day is a time for us to celebrate the incredible contributions of our educators. This year, we proudly embraced the theme "Embracing Diversity has Early Beginnings," which highlights the vital role educators play in nurturing inclusive and diverse learning environments. Our educators are...
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Gardening at Nido: Connecting Children with Nature

At Nido Early School, we embrace the Reggio Emilia approach by creating hands-on learning experiences that connect children with nature. Gardening plays a significant role in our curriculum, allowing children to engage with the environment, understand the cycles of growth, and develop a sense of responsibility and care for living...
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Book Week at Nido Early School

Book Week is a much-anticipated event across all our early schools, where the joy of reading and the magic of storytelling come to life in vibrant and creative ways. This special week serves as a celebration of reading and the pivotal role it plays in early childhood development. Reading is...
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Science Week: Fun Science Experiments to Try at Home with Children

Science Week is the perfect opportunity to ignite curiosity and wonder in children through hands-on experiments that can be done right at home. Engaging children in simple science activities not only promotes a love for learning but also builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills. 3 Easy and Fun Science Experiments...
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Dental Health Week: How We Promote Dental Hygiene at Nido

At Nido Early School, we recognise the importance of building healthy habits from a young age. Dental Health Week is a perfect opportunity to emphasise the significance of oral hygiene among our children. We are committed to creating a foundation for lifelong dental health, ensuring that our children develop positive...
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Sport at Nido Early School

At Nido Early School, we recognise the vital role that sport plays in the development of children. Incorporating physical activity into our learning framework aligns seamlessly with the Reggio Emilia approach, which emphasises the importance of nurturing a child's physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being through experiential learning. Our sport activities...
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The Importance of Friendship in Early Education: Celebrating International Day of Friendship

International Day of Friendship, celebrated on July 30th, is a reminder of the profound impact that friendships have on our lives. Friendships in early childhood lay the foundation for social, emotional, and cognitive growth, creating a supportive environment that enhances learning experiences. At Nido Early School, we embrace the Reggio...
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