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25.01.2022 Wow, we were absolutely spoiled yesterday by the Ferdinand Family. Thank you so much for the delicious morning tea

25.01.2022 Yesterday was the beginning of the National Child Protection Week. Protecting the most vulnerable is EVERYONES business. Each year our TinyBeez staff complete a child protection training, as we all take this obligation very seriously. We are committed to keeping our community and our children safe!

25.01.2022 Dont Forget Tomorrow we will be celebrating Super Boss Day in aid of Heart Kids. We would love if you could dress your child up in a Super Hero costume and if possible, donate some money (jar is in our foyer) towards Heart Kids. You can also donate online through the following link https://www.heartkids.org.au/get-involved/donate. We cannot wait to see all of our little Super Heros tomorrow.

25.01.2022 Happiest of birthdays to our beautiful director Lara! She shows up every morning with a massive smile on her face. Her care and motivation is an inspiration for all of us. Love, ... All your tiny beez ladies

24.01.2022 Welcome to the Yonga Room Hair & Beauty Salon The children in our Yonga Room has a nice relaxing morning where they had foot scrubs, cups of tea, massages and got their hair done. We even had to set up a waiting room as they were such a strong interest in going to the salon.

24.01.2022 Reconciliation Action Plan (27th July 2020): As part of developing respectful relationships and create meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we follow fortnightly lesson plans at TinyBeez. The lesson plans are customised to be age and developmentally appropriate for the different age groups. This fortnight, we are focusing on a story titled MoonGlue. PURPOSE ... To identify and discuss the moral of the story, Moonglue, the importance of listening , and the consequences of not listening. To show Indigenous peoples understanding of the importance of water and their belief in the power of water to heal. See more

23.01.2022 "How many fingers are left if you put down 2?" This week in our Yonga Room, the children have been learning about counting and adding/subtracting numbers together. We usually wouldn't include addition and subtraction into our curriculum, but recently our enthusiastic Yonga children have shown such a keen interest in adding and subtracting numbers. As part of our Kindy Program, each day we incorporate numeracy and literacy, as well as many other areas of development necessary in the preparation for school.

23.01.2022 Happy Monday! Our little Rosie Rabbit is loving life in her new home. Paige went for a visit over the weekend and informed us that she loves to live under the TV unit to keep warm and dry during the winter months.

21.01.2022 Learning our colours and getting messy Our Koomal children had lots of fun today as they engaged in some finger painting while recognising the different colours of the paint. The imaginations and creativity were in full flow throughout this experience!

20.01.2022 Congratulations to Bianca and Allesha on the completion of their Certificate III in Early Childhood Studies. Over the past year, Bianca and Allesha have worked so hard to gain the knowledge and professional development to work in childcare and they have proven to be the most caring, nuturing and professional girls in everything they do and we look forward to continue watching them grow and develop in the childcare industry.

19.01.2022 Happy Wednesday

19.01.2022 Snot colours - good or bad? We get a lot of questions everyday on snotty noses and what is ok and not ok to attend daycare with, especially now with COVID. Have a look at the chart below for an insight into what the colour of your snot means and remember, if your child has a yellow/green coloured snotty nose, please keep them home until it is safe for them to attend.

18.01.2022 Congratulations to our wonderful educator Zaynah on the arrival of her beautiful baby girl Acha. Zaynah and baby are doing very well and we wish them the biggest congratulations from us all here at TinyBeez.

18.01.2022 National Pyjama Day 2020 Thank you to everyone who took part in Pyjama Day today. We had such a fun day of reading stories, making pizzas and eating popcorn while watching a movie to celebrate. If you would like to donate to support foster children in care, please click on the following link. ... https://the-pyjama-foundation.giveeasy.org//pyjama-day-i/

17.01.2022 Happy birthday to our director and chef Russel! Thank you for filling up our whole centre with your laughter and positivity. We wish you a fantastic day and hope that you celebrate yourself heaps. ... Love, All the TinyBeez ladies

17.01.2022 Wishing all celebrating a safe and bright Diwali

17.01.2022 A sneak peek at our new back garden Our back garden is ready and we are super excited for tomorrow to see how the children explore their new area. There will be lots of balancing, cycling, gardening and most importantly FUN to be had!

17.01.2022 Reconciliation Action Plan (14th July 2020): As part of developing respectful relationships and create meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we follow fortnightly lesson plans at TinyBeez. The lesson plans are customised to be age and developmentally appropriate for the different age groups. This fortnight, we are focusing on Making marks and colours. PURPOSE ... Opportunity for students to study traditional rock art in Western Australia and Australia, focusing on natural colour and pigment used in making marks/ cave paintings. KEY BACKGROUND POINTS Aboriginal rock art has an important position in the cultural heritage of Australia. Colours used in rock paintings are man-made from the surrounding environment;

16.01.2022 Thanks so much to Justine from WA Child Safety Services - WACSS for coming to our centre on Monday evening to do a Protective Behaviours training with all staff from TinyBeez. It was such a knowledgeable training and we will definitely be implementing it through our curriculum to help our children understand that they each have a right to be safe from harm and to feel safe also.

16.01.2022 Day 1 of our back garden renovation As we are consistently reflecting on our practices and play spaces, we decided that it was time to update our back garden and provide the children with the opportunity to have a bike track and grass area for various activities to be set up. Today the work began and to say the children were intrigued would be an understatement. I think our windows were occupied all day watching the small digger doing its job out the back.

16.01.2022 Reconciliation Action Plan (29th June 2020): As part of developing respectful relationships and create meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we follow fortnightly lesson plans at TinyBeez. The lesson plans are customised to be age and developmentally appropriate for the different age groups. This fortnight, we are focusing on Learning about Aboriginal Role Models.... PURPOSE To provide opportunities for students to learn more about what a role model is To identify Aboriginal role models by choosing an Aboriginal role model, drawing a picture (portrait) of their chosen role model. https://www.newidea.com.au/famous-aboriginal-people-top-10- https://www.creativespirits.info//famous-aboriginal-people *to experience Aboriginal food preparation, and to compare the preparation of a staple food in two cultures;

14.01.2022 Talk Like a Pirate Dress up day - 18th September 2020 (Friday) Our children have been very busy in Treasure hunts and finding treasures!! And one of them even saw a pirate ship over the weekend! To extend on this interest and to tie in with our Talk like a Pirate Day, we are having a PIRATE dress-up day!! ... Children, educators and even families are encouraged to come in dressed up as a pirate and engage in our pirate hunts! Come, let us all join in the wonderful world of imagination at TinyBeez!! See more

14.01.2022 Ever wondered what our sleep time looks like? This week we took advantage of the warm weather and decided to sleep outside. We thought it would go ok for one day maybe but on both days the children settled so quickly and slept for longer than usual! It was so calm and relaxed listening to the train go by and the slight wind in our faces

11.01.2022 Our gifts are ready for Sunday for all of our dads We hope all of our dads, grandads, uncles and fatherly figures enjoy their gifts handmade throughout the past couple of weeks. To those who were here during drop off, we hope you enjoyed your morning tea/coffee and scone with ham & butter. You deserve it all! ... Any man can be a father, but it takes a real man to be a dad. Have a great weekend everyone!

11.01.2022 Dont forget, tomorrow we will be hosting our annual Pyjama Day in aid of children in foster care. Please feel free to dress your child up in their favourite pyjamas so that we can have a relaxing day. If you would like to donate to this worthy cause, please click on the following link for an online donation. https://the-pyjama-foundation.giveeasy.org//pyjama-day-in/

10.01.2022 Thanks so much to Jackson & Felixs mum - Gillian for coming in today for an incursion for our Science Week Theme - The Deep Blue Sea. Gillian is a marine biologist and was welcomed by all the children to talk about the different animals in the ocean and the different climates they live in. We were even lucky enough to hear about Gillians exciting trip to Antarctica last year! Our Yonga Room loved it all and we hope we can start to make a difference in protecting the wonderful animals that live in our oceans.

10.01.2022 Acknowledgement of Country An Acknowledgement of Country is a way of showing respect to the Traditional Owners of the land. Playing a daily Acknowledgement of Country is important because it encourages children to engage with diversity and respect. At TinyBeez, we have embedded the Acknowledgement of Country each day through our mat sessions to expose and teach our children to respect the traditional owners of our land.

08.01.2022 We would like to thank all our wonderful, caring and passionate Educators for everything that you do passionately and for making a difference each day! Even through a year full of changes, you embraced it with a smile. Thank you for being a valuable part of the Tinybeez team. Early Childhood Educators Day... #ECEDay #LovemyECE #EarlyChildhoodEducatorsDay See more

08.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all of our dads, grandads, uncles and fatherly figures. We hope you have a great day!

07.01.2022 Fire Drill Evacuation This morning we practiced our monthly fire drill where we had a fire in our back garden. All of our children responded very well to our fire alarm and gathered in a group before exiting the centre into the front car park. Today, it only took us a total of 4 minutes to exit the centre in a calm and efficient way. All the children patiently sat down and waited for their names to be called in our roll call before we headed back inside to have a chat about fire safety and what to do in emergencies.

07.01.2022 Smoothie Making Thanks to Sophie and Henry for the idea on Tuesday and for bringing in the strawberries, bananas, yogurt and milk today that allowed us to make some smoothies this morning.Our Yonga Room children had so much fun adding all the ingredients together before teacher Tayla blended them together safely in kitchen. The smoothies did not last long once ready and were very tasty so were a big and healthy treat for our Yonga children (and educators). ... If you have any favourite snacks that you like to make at home, please let us know and we can try make them here also as a treat.

06.01.2022 Super Boss Day in aid of Heart Kids Today was a SUPER special day as we held a Super Hero dress up day in order to raise funds for an organisation close to our hearts - Heart Kids. This week we are very happy to have Harvey return to TinyBeez after he had surgery in PCH recently under the amazing Cardiothoriac & Cardiology team. While Harvey has bounced back better than anyone could have imagined, other families arent so lucky and this is why Heart Kids is so important ...to help these families navigate CHD. Along with having fun, Harveys family would love if you could make a donation to help this worthy cause. Please click on the following link https://www.heartkids.org.au/get-involved/donate or simply drop by the centre and pop some money in the dedicated jar in our foyer that Harveys mum has organised (jar will be left until Friday). Thank you to everyone who has donated so far!

05.01.2022 Happy First day of Spring everyone!

04.01.2022 Reconciliation Action Plan (24th August 2020): As part of developing respectful relationships and create meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we follow fortnightly lesson plans at TinyBeez. The lesson plans are customised to be age and developmentally appropriate for the different age groups. This fortnight, we are focusing on My Body. PURPOSE To provide an opportunity for students to learn the names of their body parts ... to provide opportunities for students to practise vocabulary associated with parts of the body. See more

04.01.2022 TinyBeez is participating in Red Nose Day on the 14th August 2020. Red Nose Day in Australia which is the major fundraising campaign for SIDS and Kids(a very important organisation that focuses on sudden and unexpected deaths in babies and children.) Please help us to support them by clicking on the link below to donate. Thank you in advance!

04.01.2022 Reconciliation Action Plan (10th August 2020): As part of developing respectful relationships and create meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, we follow fortnightly lesson plans at TinyBeez. The lesson plans are customised to be age and developmentally appropriate for the different age groups. This fortnight, we are focusing on Mooro people travelling.... PURPOSE To provide opportunities for children to be exposed to the culture of local Aboriginal people, the Mooro people of the Noongar nation. To encourage children to care for and learn about the environment. https://www.stirling.wa.gov.au//mooro-people-s-knowledge-t

02.01.2022 Were Going On A Bear Hunt Today, our Yonga Room engaged in an interactive story telling experience where their outdoor veranda was turned into a Bear Hunt Experience. Using the fantastic book by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury as a guide, with the help from Teacher Allesha, the children went through the long wavy grass (grass we had cut from our bushes yesterday), a deep cold river (blue blanket with water being sprayed over them), thick oozy mud (sand), a big dark forest (black mat with plants around it) and then approached a big dark cave with a bear inside (cardboard box with big teddy bear). This experience is so easy to set up and was so exciting for the children to do as part of a group expanding their imaginative, creative, verbal and sensory skills. We would highly recommend that you try it at home.

02.01.2022 Our Yonga children are making the most of the nice weather and our new playground as they have their rest time outside today. Fresh air and the sounds of birds in the background are the best things to rest to

01.01.2022 Important Information regarding CCS Centrelink are currently requesting for all families to update their details to ensure they are still eligible for CCS. Even though you may have been receiving CCS prior to April 6th when the free childcare started, somethings may have changed with your income, or you may not yet have updated your 2018-19 income.... If you have not updated this or have recently become ineligible for CCS, which can happen for a numerous of reasons, you will not be eligible to receive CCS from July 13th onwards or until you update your details and you will then have to pay full fees for childcare. If you are a new family and have never claimed CCS before, please ensure that you have submitted a claim for CCS before July 12th to ensure your fees are being subsidised. CCS are no longer willing to back pay families who have not organised this before July 13th.

01.01.2022 We wish to thank all our families for such generosity for raising funds for Red Nose Day which is the major fundraising campaign for SIDS and Kids (a very important organisation that focuses on sudden and unexpected deaths in babies and children.) We have managed to raise $1675.75 which has put us in the first place for fundraising! We are so proud to work along side our community and families to support such an amazing cause. We have baked some delicious cookies as a thank you to all of our families for their generosity! Please take one when collecting your children today.