Papilio Early Learning South Strathfield in Strathfield, New South Wales | Childcare service

Papilio Early Learning South Strathfield

Locality: Strathfield, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9742 1881

Address: 522 Liverpool Road 2136 Strathfield, NSW, Australia

Website: http://southstrathfield.papilio.com.au

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24.01.2022 Did you know that you can use the KindyNow App to book additional days of care or advise us that your child will be absent? It's a quick and easy way to manage your child's care with us. Download the App to get to started: http://kindynow.com/download

23.01.2022 Meet Our Team Ms Sabrina is our Assistant Educator and supports all our rooms She is working towards her Bachelor of Education (Birth-12) and has 3.5 years of experience.... I love working in childcare because it is such a rewarding field where I get to actively be a part of so many children's learning and growth. I love seeing the children blossom into their individual, unique personalities and being able to support their development into healthy, confident and agentic learners is truly the best gift for a teacher! Book a tour with us to meet our wonderful team at Papilio South Strathfield: https://southstrathfield.papilio.com.au/book-a-tour (02) 9742 1881

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17.01.2022 Did you know our centre uses Storypark to keep families connected to their child's learning, development and fun whilst with us? Storypark is a safe and secure platform to share videos, photos and special moments. And best of all, it's free for parents! If you haven't already signed up, contact us and we will get you set up.

16.01.2022 Did you know we have 2 university qualified early childhood teachers and 2 working towards this qualification at our Campus. Our Early Childhood Educators are trained to work with children from birth to 12 years and are responsible for providing leadership in delivering high quality, inclusive programs within the Centre. ECT’s have expert knowledge of Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and relevant state based curriculums, child development and learning to lead ...the room’s education program and practice as well as the Centre practice to meet or exceed the National Quality Standard. Our ECT’s are a perfect addition to the prep program as they truly know the elements of school readiness which are required when a child is starting school. Many of our ECT’s actually starting their teaching journey in school’s. Book in a tour to visit our campus and see the Papilio difference today!! Phone: 02 9742 1881 Email: [email protected]

16.01.2022 A day in the life of a Papilio Prep

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12.01.2022 Meet Our Team Ms Emily is the Assistant Educator in our 0-2 Nursery Room She has 4 years of experience and is currently studying her Bachelor of Early Childhood Education and Care (Birth-5).... I love working with children because I think that helping children and their families is the best job in the world. One of the most important reasons is that working with children is fun and l can learn a lot of things from children (their creativity, honesty, resilience and endless energy). Additionally, children motivate me to be a more knowledgeable, well-informed and healthier person with their nature and curiosity. Book a tour with us to meet our wonderful team at Papilio South Strathfield: https://southstrathfield.papilio.com.au/book-a-tour (02) 9742 1881

09.01.2022 Looking for a resource to help keep up-to-date with information from Centrelink, Child Support and Services Australia? Check out the Family Update Facebook page, thanks to Services Australia. https://www.facebook.com/familyupdateAU/

08.01.2022 Today is National Sorry Day - an important day to remember the Stolen Generations. Sorry Day provides the opportunity for children to make connections between their classroom learning about the histories, knowledges and experiences of our First Nations people and the commemorations they will see in their communities and on Sorry Day. Today we acknowledge National Sorry Day by explaining the symbolic meaning of the Aboriginal flag colours, having discussions about the importance of families and our children created their interpretation of the flag