Learning Disability Week 2025 invites us to reflect on visibility and inclusion for people with learning disabilities. This post explores the week’s theme, how educators and employers are getting involved, and provides practical resources — including a free toolkit to support inclusive hiring practices.

Infant Mental Health Awareness Week (June 9–15, 2025) is a timely reminder of something early childhood educators know deep in their hearts — that the emotional wellbeing of babies and toddlers is the foundation of everything that follows. This year’s theme, “Supporting Families, Caring for Babies,” highlights the role of families in nurturing mental health during the…

At Entrée Early Years Recruitment, we proudly acknowledge National Reconciliation Week 2025 as an important time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements and explore how we can each contribute to reconciliation in Australia. This year’s theme, “Bridging Now to Next,” invites us to reflect on the journey of reconciliation—where…

Today is National Superhero Day, and while I love a good cape-wearing hero with extraordinary superpowers, I want to shine a light on the real heroes of our Sector—Early Childhood Educators! The heroes who show up daily to welcome children with a smile are dedicated to helping children grow, thrive, and reach their full potential,…

Easter is an excellent time to catch up and connect with family and friends. Here are some experiences for families that the kids will love over the Easter break. Plummers Pick Your Own Apples 1358 Lobethal Road, Forest Range Pick your own apples, play giant games, visit the farm animals, and enjoy light refreshments and picnic…

Nature Play Week is an exciting annual event that encourages children to connect with nature through outdoor play. In 2025, It will run from April 2 to 13, providing Early Learning Centres (ELCs) and educators with a fantastic opportunity to engage children in nature-inspired activities. What is Nature Play Week? Nature Play Week celebrates outdoor…

Harmony Week is a wonderful opportunity for ECEC services to celebrate cultural diversity and help young children develop a strong sense of belonging. From storytelling to music, art, and food, there are many ways to make inclusion a core part of early learning.

Epilepsy can affect anyone, and understanding its types and triggers is key to providing the right support—especially in early childhood education. As we recognise Epilepsy Awareness Month (March) in Australia, this blog explores different seizure types, first aid tips, and how educators and parents can create a safe and supportive environment for young children with epilepsy.

Imaginative play is more than just fun—it’s a powerful learning tool that fosters creativity, problem-solving, and confidence in children. With National Tell a Fairy Tale Day on February 26th, it’s the perfect time to explore how storytelling and role-play can enrich early childhood education. Discover the benefits of imaginative play, practical classroom activities, and how it connects to key learning outcomes. Plus, see how early childhood educators can harness these skills to shape the future of young learners.

Promoting positive behaviour can involve strategies that can be helpful in the classroom and at home. Below are some suggestions that can assist both parents and educators. Show Respect for Children When discussing a child’s behaviour with them, ensure that the discussion occurs in private to minimise embarrassment in front of others—talking with the child…