Greenleaf Early Learning Centre is open daily from 7 am to 6:30 pm excluding public holidays and weekends. We cater for children aged 0 to 6 years of age. At Greenleaf ELC, we provide all children the time, space and opportunity to interact with their environment, pursue their interests, guide their learning and aid their development. We endeavour to keep parents brief on your child at the end of each day. For in depth discussions you are most welcome to plan at time to meet with your child's educator.
Our programs are designed to:
- encourage social, physical, emotional and cognitive development
- be challenging to varying degrees
- encourage patience and persistence
- reflect trends in childrens' interests
- celebrate social and cultural diversity
- be specialised to different ages e.g. school readiness curriculum for pre-schoolers
- improve childs' ability to communicate and interact with other children
- provide a variety individual and team-work play activities e.g. through art and craft, dramatic play, construction, music and instrument, team games.
Contact us for more information.
Scribbles & Giggles Child Care Centre @ Botanica
We are purpose built centre with amazing facilities located in the Botanica Estate in Lidcombe, we can accommodate 84 spots daily.
Scribbles and Giggles aims to provide high quality care in all areas of development, one of them is the child’s education. Our program is set up according to the child’s interests and needs to get them taking their first steps into learning.. We also are proud to admit that we have mixed in another vital ingredient into our programs to benefit your child – FUN!!
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First Academy Early Education Centre Greystanes
First Academy Early Education centre is a brand new custom built with 3 rooms for the 3 age groups of children. Wombats room for children aged from 6weeks to 2 years old, Koalas room for children from 2years to over 3years old and Kangaroos room for children from 3 years to 6 years old.
The state of art quality centre provides specious excellent indoor environment, outdoor area with elegant designed soft fall with fixed roof structure convenient for all seasons and on site safe car parking spaces.
The centre is approved by department of education for CCS entitlements as well as NSW strong start for long day program. Booking sessions are from 7:00am to 5:00pm or from 7:00am to 7:00pm. The centre provides learning and development programs as well as school readiness and school transition program in a play base happy and positive environment delivered by qualified and experienced educators.
Hot meals and 6 week food menu are prepared by qualified cook. Contact us for more information and a tour.
The Little Kids School Wentworthville
We are open 7am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. Catering for children fom 6 weeks to 6 years of age. Contact us for more information.
MindChamps Early Learning Parramatta 2 weeks free for you!
Enrol with MindChamps before 31 March and receive 2 weeks free childcare plus pay zero bond*
The world is changing and childcare needs to change with it. Developed with the latest Australian research in education, psychology, neuroscience and theatre the MindChamps’ approach connects all areas of child development to create a holistic early learning experience.
MindChamps Early Learning Centres and Preschools’ philosophy is based on instilling three critical minds – the Champion Mind, the Learning Mind and the Creative Mind – into every child, to foster future success in school and in life.
Our unique approach to Early Learning offers the strongest foundations for children from 0-6 years to prepare them for the ever-changing demands of the 21st century.
MindChamps’ proven curriculum creates confident, compassionate life-long learners with the best chance of success in all areas of life.
Ensure your child reaches their full potential. Book a tour today to learn more about our unique programmes and approach!
Each new Champ will receive an enrolment pack valued at up to $280!
Our Champs get:
A MindChamps bomber jacket
A bucket hat
Our MindChamps backpack
Two school uniforms (for our pre-schoolers)
A complimentary Stay & Play Session (up to 2 hours)
Book a tour today at https://au.mindchamps.org/2-weeks-free/
Kindyhub Beginning Kindergarten can be an anxious time for children and parents alike. Use Kindyhub to put families’ minds at ease.
Starting kindy can involve children being anxious and scared and parents can feel the same way. There can be separation anxiety, the stress of making new friends, a new environment to deal with, and a new daily routine.
It’s not just the children that are worried – it can be a time of stress for parents too. Is your little one going to be happy? Is this the best kindergarten for them? Are they having their snacks / meals / naps on time? Are the children doing activities at kindy that are beneficial and most importantly, are they having fun!?
Read more here KINDYHUB SPECIAL OFFER Any new services that sign up to Kindyhub before 31st March 2020, will receive 20% off their monthly invoices for 6 months.
Experience Kindyhub first hand and see how our features can assist your services and families. Click here to book a demonstration or free trial
PARENT INFORMATION
Kids and Poisons
In New South Wales, every year thousands of children need medical care for poisoning from products commonly found in and around the home. Most accidental poisonings occur to children younger than five, with children aged one to three at greatest risk.
Why are children more likely to be poisoned?
Young children are exploring their world and will put anything in their mouths. They also like to imitate what others do, including taking medications.
What can be poisonous to your child?
Medicines, cleaning, laundry, gardening and car products, insecticides, perfumes, paint, plants, insects and many others.
How can you prevent a poisoning?
- Store medicines and chemicals out of sight and reach of children, at least 1.5 metres off the ground and in a locked child resistant container.
- Use medicines and chemicals safely. Follow given instructions and return them to safe storage immediately after use.
- Buy products in child resistant containers and use child resistant locks on cupboards or cabinets that store poisons. You can buy these at many hardware stores.
- Ensure all products are stored in original containers and are clearly labelled. Regularly dispose of unwanted and out of date medicines by taking them to your nearest pharmacy for safe disposal.
- Don't call medicines 'lollies'.
- Check that the plants in your garden are not poisonous
For more information on the prevention of poisoning, call Kids Health, The Children's Hospital at Westmead on (02) 9845 3585.
First Aid for poisoning
Swallowed poison
Do not try to make the patient vomit.
Pick up the container and take to the telephone.
Call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26
Poison on the skin
Remove contaminated clothing, taking care to avoid contact with the poison.
Flood the skin with cool running water.
Call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26
Poison in the eye
Flood the eye with water from a cup, jug or slowly running tap.
Continue for 10-15 minutes, holding the eyelids open.
Call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26
Inhaled poison
Get the person to fresh air quickly without placing yourself at risk.
Open doors and windows wide, if safe to do so.
Call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26
Other reasons to call the Poisons Information Centre
To obtain correct first aid advice for poisoning or bites and stings. To answer any questions you may have about preventing a poisoning, first aid for a poisoning and information about the toxicity of products and plants.
Dispose of "out of date" and unwanted materials responsibly. A free and safe disposal service is periodically provided through the CleanOut program. To find out about the next CleanOut event in your area contact your local council, telephone the Environment Line on 131 555, or visit
www.cleanout.com.au Extract from
www.chw.edu.au
Disclaimer: This is for education purposes only. Please consult with your doctor or other health professional to make sure this information is right for your child.
