Jack and Jill Midway Childcare Centre in Buronga, New South Wales | Nursery

Jack and Jill Midway Childcare Centre

Locality: Buronga, New South Wales

Phone: +61 3 5023 3005

Address: 46 Midway Drive 2739 Buronga, NSW, Australia

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23.01.2022 http:// BILATERAL TRACING PATTERNS // Simple, fun idea to work on eye hand coordination and bilateral integration! Repost from Instagram @evdenokula

23.01.2022 The perfect combo!

23.01.2022 Towels needed! Do you have any old towels that are out of work and need rehoming? Do you want an excuse to buy yourself a fresh fun new set of towels but are to...o paralysed with environmentally conscious guilt to do it without a legitimate reason? Well here is your excuse! We are experiencing a towel shortage at MVH so any donations are appreciated! Also a bit short on newspapers now the Sunny Daily isn’t coming in as much. Give us a call or just drop em off at the front door with a note so we can thank you cheerssss See more

22.01.2022 ROAD SAFETY WEEK! Last week the Kinder children learnt about road safety. Each day we practiced crossing the roads around the centre and learnt how to cross roads safely. We also had 2 bike days where we invited the children to bring in their own bikes, scooters and helmets. The children loved riding around the car park, taking in turns of each others bikes and playing games. Some children learnt how to ride without training wheels.. it was very exciting!

22.01.2022 Dareton Primary Health Covid19 screening and testing drive through clinic will be operating from the Midway Centre, Midway Drive, Buronga at the following times...: Saturday and Sunday -10:00am - 2:00pm Weekdays 10:00am - 4:00pm. Anyone is welcomed to be screened for COVID-19 if they have been unwell and have any of the following common symptoms: Fever, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, fatigue, aches and pains, headaches, runny nose. The person will be screened by a FWLHD staff member following an assessment and it is then decided if the patient will be tested. All patients are given information about COVID-19, hand hygiene and about self-isolation. People who do not have any symptoms will not be tested. If the patient requires testing, they will be swabbed by a staff member while they are seated in their car. The testing consists of a swab to the throat and one of the nostrils. They will be told to self-isolate until they have received the results. Results are normally back within 3-5 days. Where a patient receives a positive result, they will be contacted by the Public Health Unit (PHU). Where a patient returns a negative result they will be informed the test is negative via text message if they have consented to this. The clinic is ONLY for drive-through patients. Pedestrians will be directed to call the COVID-19 fever clinic located at Sunraysia Community Health 03 50217653. The FWLHD is very grateful for the support of Coomealla Health Aboriginal Corporation and Wentworth Shire, General Manager for their support . We urge everyone attending the clinic to be patient, drive slowly and carefully and obey directions.

22.01.2022 BUSH KINDER 20/08/2020

22.01.2022 We cant wait to see you soon for our facebook live!! Our clever teachers are coming to you from their homes live streaming on facebook via zoom!! Join the fun at 5pm and bring your teddies!!

21.01.2022 Families.. dont forget to dress up this week!

21.01.2022 For anyone confused about how to use the Emergency Department... #OYF

21.01.2022 Frozen letters This is a great idea to encourage letter recognition. We had some magnetic letters and froze them in ice cube trays. The children loved meltin...g the ice with water and salt. We named the letters and their sounds as they became free from the ice. Edit: Weve had lots of enquiries about the magnetic letters Theyre from Modern Teaching Aids they have upper & lower case available https://www.teaching.com.au/product/TEB7031 #kidscollage #sensoryplay #sensorytable #sensoryplaytime #sensoryexperience #sensoryplayideas #literacy #phonics

21.01.2022 Attention: Kinder children families.. Dont forget tomorrow is our first BUSH KINDER session. We would like everyone to please be at Jack & Jill by 9am. So if your coming over from VIC, please allow plenty of time for any border delays.

21.01.2022 One of our parents at the centre went through Breast Cancer last year, being diagnosed in May 2019. She has now completed her treatment and is now taking the opportunity to raise awareness and help others who are also going through this journey. At Jack & Jill we would like to support her in promoting her fundraiser through Sunraysia Cancer Resources. I will add a link to a Facebook page where you can participate in her fundraiser. Fundraiser information: Let’s get out and ...wear pink any day between the 19th to 25th of October! Minimum $10 entry fee and all money raised will go the Cancer Resource Centre for breast cancer patients. Walk as far or as long as you like but let’s make it fun! https://www.facebook.com/Sunraysia-breast-cancer-fundraiser-100444791811968/ On Friday 23rd October we will be having a PINK DAY dress up day. We would like all children to dress in something pink and to bring in a small donation and add to our collection box at the front desk.

18.01.2022 Want to hear a story? Get comfy...heres our first Staying Home Story with Marissa! We cant have our happy and fun times with our friends at playgroup at the m...oment...but our MDAS Early Years teams at Mildura and Swan Hill have been busy as bees, coming up with heaps of great activity ideas and things we can do together online. Heres Marissa, with the story of How the Birds Got their Colors How the Birds Got Their Colors By Mary Albert and Pamlea Lofts Published by Scholastic Books. See more

17.01.2022 The Kinder room have booked 25 spots for this great event for the Tuesday session. If your child attends with us on Tuesdays in the Kinder room we have booked your child a spot to go. If your child comes another day and you would like to come along with them we have 5 spots available. Please chat to us to lock in your spot. https://facebook.com/events/s/tuesday-alphabet-ark-session/2525255514415874/?ti=as

17.01.2022 ATTENTION ALL KIDS! SPECIAL BULLETIN - WHAT IS CORONAVIRUS? #9News presents a kid-friendly bulletin explaining the coronavirus, including a very special message from our Prime Minister, Scott Morrison (ScoMo). #9News

15.01.2022 The Nature Detectives at Jack and Jill Midway Childcare Centre explored the biodiversity of their playground today. We discussed what invertebrates are and the... children were introduced to Scotia the Flinders Ranges scorpion! They couldn’t believe how her exoskeleton would fluoresce under the UV light! Wow, she must be a magic scorpion....she changes colour from brown to blue-green!!

15.01.2022 PE, CHALK OBSTACLE COURSE I cant even tell you how much fun I had making this! Ive seen other variations floating around Facebook so I knew it was something ...I wanted to do and share. Also, all those years of chalk art for the events at the pool brought back fun times. Please enjoy this obstacle, draw one of your own for your kiddos, or draw one for all the neighborhood kids that are taking walks. Its all about community. Share some of your chalk obstacles on here..... #chalkobstacle #PEteacher #covidcantstopfitness

15.01.2022 As part of Reconciliation week 2020 we come together as a whole centre to take this group photo to demonstrate how we are together moving forward in Reconciliation. The theme for Reconcilation week this year is: "In this together".

15.01.2022 Reminder to all Pre-kinder and Kinder children, tomorrow is Bush Kinder so we ask for your child to be at Jack and Jill by 9 oclock as we are leaving @ 9.15 sharp

14.01.2022 Prep 2021 Enrolments Now Open for Nichols Point Primary School. Book a tour for 2021 Prep enrolments by calling 50231633 or email [email protected] We look forward to showing you around our wonderful school. #pointers

14.01.2022 Happy 17th Birthday Jack & Jill!

12.01.2022 The babies enjoyed some water play in the beautiful weather this morning

12.01.2022 Come visit us! Take advantage of our Midway Service Centre. At Buronga Midway Centre you can register your pets, pay water and rate notices, lodge applications ...and access full library services. Stop by and see one of our friendly team members. Midway Centre is centrally located between Buronga and Gol Gol, at 6 Midway Drive Buronga. Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm Saturday 10 am - 12 Noon To find out more head to www.wentworth.nsw.gov.au or call us on 03 5027 5027.

12.01.2022 Were going on a bear hunt

11.01.2022 Every time you want to say Be Careful! see it as an opportunity to help your child foster greater awareness of their environment and their bodies.

10.01.2022 Are you feeling confused? Here is a simple list of some of the Government incentives available due to COVID-19. *Please be aware that it will take time to impl...ement some of these strategies* 1. BAS payments will be deferred for 6 months 2. Businesss can opt to move to monthly BAS reporting 3. Vary PAYG installments to $0 from March onwards 4. Access to super $10K this year & $10K next year if in financial distress through myGov 5. The latest package ramps up previous wage subsidy for small business from $25K to $100K 6. Eligible businesss that pay salaries or wages will receive a minimum payment of $20K even if not required to withhold tax 7. Apprentices - An apprentice subsidy is now available for up to 9 months to cover 50% of wages from 1st Jan to 30th Sep 8. Increasing asset write off to $150K See more

10.01.2022 Thanks so much to Jack and Jill Midway Childcare Centre and families for your support with this fundraiser.

10.01.2022 From tomorrow, Friday 1 May, a maximum of 2 adults (plus any dependent children) can visit friends or family at their home. Find out more here: https://www.nsw.gov.au//what-you-can-and-cant-do-under-rul

08.01.2022 Some good news for everyone

07.01.2022 Reminder to wear your PJs tomorrow and to bring along a gold coin donation to support children in foster care!!

07.01.2022 Credit: Childrens Music with Nancy Kopman

07.01.2022 CHILD CARE / ELC INFO - Important message for those who have children enrolled in an early learning or child care centre. DONT UN-ENROL them to save money. The...res actually financial support you can receive... There is so much uncertainty in the world at the moment and so many people are losing their jobs, please dont add your childs educators to that list. Talk to your centre/educator first. There are a number of things in place from the government to help families and to stop child care services from going bankrupt but these measures are only helpful if the children STAY ENROLLED. Firstly, if you or your partner has lost their job or had your wages cut, you can go on to your MyGov page and apply for temporary financial hardship. This means that the government may pay your childcare fees in FULL for 13 weeks. The government has also committed to paying the CCS portion of the fees in the event that the services do go in to lock down. What this means for services is that we can keep paying our educators, our rent, etc etc etc. It means that at the end of all of this, there will be services (FDC services and centres) to send your children to. Speak to your Centre Director and Family Day Care Educator. Find out your options, BEFORE just pulling your children out.

06.01.2022 Fun week in the baby room!

05.01.2022 Meltdowns are *never* a choice... #sensoryoverload #meltdowns #SensoryProcessing #SensoryIntegration #SPD #childdevelopment

04.01.2022 Strawberries GALORE! Just take a look at these beauties found at SRS Benetook Farm! So delicious! So full of flavour -one bite and you'll never want to buy 'su...permarket' strawberries again! We're open 9am-4pm each day - you are welcome to stop by and pick your own sweet treats for a kind donation! Don't forget to wear your mask, sanitise, social distance, leave your contact details and all that COVID-19 jazz. See more

04.01.2022 NEW PERMITS NEEDED BY MIDNIGHT TONIGHT From midnight, anyone without a new valid permit will be refused entry to NSW. Cross-Border Commissioner James McTavi...sh this morning says: Work is under way to clarify the situation for those who live OUTSIDE the border zone but need to enter NSW for work Those who cant work from home will be prioritised Everyone who needs to travel to school or education will be able to, including for day care and pre-schooling Those living outside the zone in NSW WONT be required to self-isolate on return from schooling, unless their school is in a declared COVID-19 hot spot More advice is being sought on how the rules will affect seasonal workers Robinvale to Mildura travel must be done via Victoria only, although NSW residents can use the Sturt Highway Advice is being developed for the NSW Government on how it should cater for those who live outside the border zone and cant access services in Victoria The new permit system is expected to go online this morning Some residents of non-urban areas will be left out of the border zone, while other parts of their community are included, but mapping errors should be reported to councils

03.01.2022 The Kinder room is very excited to announce that we are hatching some baby chickens! We have put 48 chicken eggs into the incubator with the hope of some success! Over the next 3 weeks we will be talking about different chicken eggs, making comparisons and learning about the cycle of hatching chickens. We will also be making predictions about what the chickens will look like, eat and do once they have hatched. We will learn about taking care of baby chickens. We look forward to sharing this journey with you all!

01.01.2022 This is a great way to use all sorts of materials, recycled items to create patterns, pictures, counting opportunities all whilst enhancing fine motor skills!

01.01.2022 Maths - to teach or to just play? Lots of practitioners in the Early Years often ask the questions How should I teach Maths? Should I teach a daily ...Maths lesson? Do I need to keep Maths evidence in books? There is no right answer to these questions. The truth is, Maths can be taught in a number of different ways. It really depends on the needs of your children and how they learn best. At Little Wonders, weve always believed that Maths concepts can most effectively be taught through play and with an exciting, stimulating environment. Teaching a Maths skill such as telling the time and then having a variety of clocks in different areas of your environment (including digital clocks, analogue clocks, stop watches) will then enable children to practise the skill that youve taught through their play. Children then consolidate this skill, practise it in different ways and can fully demonstrate their understanding. This way of teaching can be done with any area of Maths - time, money, shape, pattern, measure, number...the list goes on. If you can, try to create curiosity and wonder by inviting children to explore some unusual resources that they might not have seen before. This will provoke questions and encourage mathematical language. If the skill you are teaching is measure, have tape measures but also some large trundle wheels. If the skill you are teaching is money, show them a debit card as well as some old coins and currency from other countries. If youre currently homeschooling your little wonderer, look out for everyday Maths opportunities in your house. Heres a few ideas... Count the stairs, sort the cutlery drawer, go on a shape hunt, go on a number hunt, play with old phones, set timed challenges with a timer, sing number songs, play dominoes, weigh out ingredients when youre baking, order toys by size, set up a shop where you have to pay for daily snacks (a great way of limiting those little wonderers that are eating you out of house and home!). If youve done any great Maths learning at home or in your setting, please feel free to share ideas in the comments below!