Early Childhood Education & Care, North Queensland Region in Townsville, Queensland | Childcare service

Early Childhood Education & Care, North Queensland Region

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4758 3385

Address: Level 7, 445 Flinders Street 4810 Townsville, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.deta.qld.gov.au/earlychildhood

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25.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 9. ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CHILD "What kinds of things does he enjoy doing outside of school? Who are the special people in her life -- family or family friends? What do you think are her best characteristics? What was he like as a little boy?" Demonstrate an interest in knowing your student.

25.01.2022 CALLING ALL schools and ECEC services in the HINCHINBROOK area! You are invited to attend the Building Relationships Workshop in your area on Thursday 8 October. Please see flyer or contact Sandra Epton at [email protected] for more information.

22.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 18. THANK PARENTS Both individually and publicly for their support, perhaps in your weekly newsletter. Recognise what they do to help your class and how it's impacting students.

17.01.2022 REMINDER: Schools and ECEC services in the UPPER ROSS area - follow up network meeting is being held Wednesday 4 November, Rasmussen SS, 10am-12pm. Supporting your community to strengthen transitions to school for all children and families. Please share this post with your colleagues.

15.01.2022 Hinchinbrook Network Group Meeting - Thursday 22 October, 3:30-4:30pm at Ingham State School. Please RSVP to Sandra at [email protected] by Tuesday 20 October 2015. Please share with colleagues that would benefit from participating in this network.

15.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents 20. INVITE PARENTS TO CELEBRATE AND BREAK BREAD TOGETHER Communities are strengthened when people come together in celebration. Start the year with a potluck. Share food and stories about food. We all bond over food. http://www.edutopia.org//20-tips-developing-positive-relat

13.01.2022 REMINDER: Schools and ECEC services in the BURDEKIN area - follow up networking meeting is being held Monday 12 October at Ayr State School, 10am-12pm. Supporting your community to strengthen transitions to school for all children and families. Please share this post with your colleagues.

12.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS to the 13 participants of round 1 of the Normanton 3a training, who successfully completed the course last week! Pictured here with Abecedarian Project Officer and Trainer, Caroline Aldridge (back row, centre). #closingthegap #ecec #abecedarianapproachaustralia

11.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 12. INVITE PARENTS TO SHARE Distribute a survey at the beginning of the year (if parents don't read/write in English, students can interview them and relay their answers). Find out what parents know about and what skills they have. Invite them in especially if it connects the curriculum and content. Let them share with you their cultural traditions, interests, passions, skills, knowledge.

11.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 15. BE A BROKER OF RESOURCES If they share a concern, be prepared to point them to a direction where they can find help. If you share a concern ("Your daughter spaces out and doesn't pay attention") be prepared to suggest what the parents can do. http://www.edutopia.org//20-tips-developing-positive-relat

10.01.2022 CALLING ALL schools and ECEC services in the UPPER ROSS area! You are invited to attend the Building Relationships Workshop in your area on Wednesday 7 October. Please see flyer or contact Sandra Epton at [email protected] for more information.

10.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 13. LET PARENTS KNOW THEY CAN HELP Many want to help but especially as kids get older, parents aren't asked for help as often and don't know what to do. There's always some way they can help in the classroom.

08.01.2022 Working towards successfully transitioning ALL children to school

08.01.2022 Early start to the day with an Anti-Discrimination Breakfast hosted by the ADCQ

04.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 10. LISTEN TO PARENTS Really listen. They know a whole lot about their kid. http://www.edutopia.org//20-tips-developing-positive-relat

04.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 14. BE VERY SPECIFIC Provide ways parents can support their child at home: "You can help your child with her math homework by asking her to explain how she got an answer," or "As you're reading stories at night, ask your child to make predictions. This strengthens reading comprehension."

03.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 19. SHARE EVERY SUCCESS Let parents know what their child is doing well, what academic skills, social skills or knowledge he's mastered.

03.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 11. SMILE AT THE CHILD When talking to a parent in front of a child, smile and make eye contact with the student to demonstrate that you care about him/her. Recognize what he/she has done well in your class in front of the parents. Then share a concern, if you have one.

03.01.2022 The final two days of #Abecedarian training commences today in Normanton. Good luck to all the participants! #closingthegap #ECEC

01.01.2022 Twenty Tips for Developing Positive Relationships with Parents: 17. INVITE PARENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN MAKING SOME DECISIONS Invite their input, give them information that will help them form an opinion, and listen to their conclusions.