The move from study into a full-time teaching role is an exciting transition for any provisional teacher. But it can feel a …

“Children experience an environment where they learn through active exploration of the environment.” — Te Whāriki, 2017 From the moment tamariki begin …

Last month, we explored the concept of how important reciprocal communication is in early learning. It forms the foundation for strong relationships, …

Communication is at the heart of how tamariki make sense of the world. It also allows them to connect with others around …

“Children experience an environment where there are equitable opportunities for learning, irrespective of gender, ability, age, ethnicity, or background.” — Te Whāriki, …

“Children and their families feel a sense of belonging when they are welcomed and able to participate fully in the services of …

“When children’s wellbeing is protected and promoted, they feel secure and confident to explore, connect, and grow.” In early childhood education, wellbeing …

As you well know, Te Whāriki provides a holistic framework that supports the learning and development of tamariki from their first learning …

We have previously discussed how fostering the social and emotional development of tamariki in ECE is the cornerstone of creating a thriving …

You know the saying, two’s company, three’s a crowd? Well, it couldn’t be more incorrect when it comes to the mentoring relationships …