Nido Early School Lakelands in Lakelands | Childcare service

Nido Early School Lakelands

Locality: Lakelands

Phone: +61 8 9521 5060

Address: Lakelands Shopping Centre Precinct 5 Barrine Road 6180 Lakelands, WA, Australia

Website: nidoearlyschool.com.au/centres/nido-lakelands

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24.01.2022 Meet our Nursery Team

23.01.2022 Nido Early School Lakelands is looking for a Lead Educator to join our team, to be considered; Must be a Qualified Early Childhood Teacher or currently Working Towards your Qualification. Experience in the Education Sector and/or leading a team This role is Monday to Friday. ... If you are passionate, ambitious, have a good sense of humour, fun loving and possess great leadership qualities then this is the role for you. Please email your resume and cover letter to [email protected] to apply. See more

21.01.2022 This week we had our first visit with the residents from Mercy Place Mandurah, we met at the Library with our Kindy children for the first of an 8 week program. It was so lovely watching the interactions between these two generations and we look forward to watching how these relationships grow over the next 8 weeks.

16.01.2022 Check out the latest addition to our website, a virtual tour of our service showing our lovely environments. Click the link below to see more https://cdn.diakrit.com/product/panorama/10823043

15.01.2022 The past few weeks our Kindy children have building relationships with a local retirement home. We have watched the bonds between these two generations grow and the benefits for both our children and the lovely ladies we have met are endless. We are excited to continue with these visits and look forward to the endless opportunities this will bring.

11.01.2022 Our Kindy Children were given the opportunity to explore the world around them and discover natural materials. They were encouraged to use their imagination to create things using items they collected and a hot glue gun. This experience assisted many skills. Along with being able to create various creatures and people of their choice, the children also furthered their listening and risk taking skills with understanding the gun was hot and how to handle it correctly.

08.01.2022 Exciting times here at Nido Lakelands as we had some equipment added to our outdoor environments! The children are enjoying exploring their new equipment and we look forward to the journey this takes us on

05.01.2022 Yesterday we dressed in red and pink to raise awareness for Cystic Fibrosis. We asked for a gold coin donation to help raise important funds into much needed research. Awareness of Cystic Fibrosis is something very close to our hearts at Nido Lakeland’s as one of our beautiful children has this condition. Our children enjoyed ‘red activities’ throughout the day in each room. We collaged roses and explored red playdough and balloons. Cystic Fibrosis awareness day is symbolised... by ‘65 Roses Day’. The name was derived by a young boy called Richard, who had Cystic Fibrosis. His Mum worked for the CF Foundation and made regular contact with businesses to look for support. Richard told his Mum she was looking for ‘65 Roses’ as he listened to her daily phone conversations. See more

04.01.2022 We have something exciting on its way for our Nursery & Toddler yard!

02.01.2022 DO IT FOR DARCY One of our beautiful Kinder boys urgently needs a bone marrow transplant. Registering is quick and easy: ... https://lf.strengthtogive.org.au/register/ You can also support Darcy and his family by donating here: gf.me/u/ydv5p7 Stay strong Darcy

01.01.2022 To commemorate Anzac Day our children participated together in laying flower wreaths at the front of our centre. The children created their own unique flower wreathes using paper plates and flowers brought in from parents. The Kindy children created a memorial and decorated glass tea light holders to also be include in their ceremony. As part of our learning, the children were read a book called, Lest we Forget, and were able to watch a short video called Anzac Ted. We spoke to the children about why Anzac Day is so important to us and our stories reminded us to remember how lucky we all are to live in a free country. LEST WE FORGET