Here at Learn and Laugh, we value genuine partnerships between our families and educators. Quality Area 6 of the National Quality Standard highlights the importance of building collaborative partnerships with both families and communities. We strive to ensure that strong communication is open and ongoing, and that collaboration is embedded in our practice so that […]

On Wednesday 2nd September, educators across Australia were celebrated and recognized for their work in early learning services. Educators play an especially important role in contributing to each child’s well-being and development.   At Learn and Laugh, our educators are acknowledged and celebrated  by families and their children to show appreciation for their commitment and […]

Children are capable and competent. The Early Years Learning Framework reflects leading perspectives and theories in early childhood, such as the Reggio Emilia Approach. One of the four beliefs of the Principles and Practices in the EYLF is that children are capable and competent. This is reflected in the Reggio Emilia concept for the Image […]

Children are naturally curious. Through play, children are given opportunity to wonder, explore, hypothesise, and discover. This can be evident in both individual and collaborative group play experiences. As part of stimulating a child’s natural desire to play, we give children the opportunity to role-play and explore their personality through different situations and challenges. It […]

Our core principal of connection became even more meaningful, during these past months as the world kept changing around us. This time has emphasized to us all the value of our community. Our wonderful team of educators continued to come together, planning and implementing programs that stimulated all of our children. The children loved having […]

Over the last months all of our families and friends across our six centres would have experienced the impact of the Bushfires and Drought in different ways. Some areas were concerned of local bushlands catching fires, others had to stay inside during heavy air pollution and most experienced smoke or ashes falling from above. Most […]