TinyBeez Education & Care Centre Karrinyup in Perth, Western Australia | Nursery

TinyBeez Education & Care Centre Karrinyup

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9244 4939

Address: 21 Norman Street 6018 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.tinybeez.com.au

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25.01.2022 A massive THANK YOU to all families who participated in our three sites with their generosity towards the Smith Family toy and book appeal! We collected a boot full of toys and books that will make many children Christmas magic!! Thank you once again!

25.01.2022 Wishing all our families celebrating A VERY HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR! We had a great week of celebrations for Chinses New Year! A dragon dance brings in good luck and so we created 2 of our own dragons using recycled materials. We carried out dragon dance in the centre.... All rooms also had experiences to use chopsticks. Children used them for fine motor , eye/ hand coordination skills. The Yongas even had their lunch with chopsticks today. Chinese fans were made which we used to dance to our Chinese New Year music and Chinese restaurants were created for us to practice our chopstick skills and pretend play of eating all our favorite Chinese dishes!

24.01.2022 Our Boo Book room created their own 'humpy' for their sandpit today in conjuction with our Reconcialition Action Plan for this fortnight. A humpy is an impermenant dwelling made of branches and bark.

22.01.2022 Happy Wednesday

21.01.2022 National Simultaneous Storytime 2021 - Give me some space Today at 11AM, all the children in TinyBeez joined in for simultaneous reading with many other children around the world. This is a vibrant, fun event that aims to promote the value of reading and literacy while promoting fun of books. The children had loads of conversations while reading the book with their siblings and peers.

21.01.2022 Dear Families , today we did a surprise birthday with TinyBeez Team and Lajhy’s gorgeous family! Please help me in wishing our beautiful Manager Lajh that has been with us for 13 years a huge Happy Birthday !

21.01.2022 Naidoc Week - Day 1 (Theme - Always was, Always will be) We have tied Naidoc week and recycling week activities together. Koomals enjoyed painting their own version of animals using dot painting on recycled materials expressing creativity!... Yongas made tapping sticks as we were donated some wooden sticks. They painted as a group and had many interactive conversations during the process.

17.01.2022 Our Yonga children have been very interested in the life cycle of the frog. This table is set up for the extension if their interest. The children enjoy sequencing the tiles in tge correct order while reinforcing the Nyoongar words for each stage at the same time.

16.01.2022 Wishing all celebrating a safe and bright Diwali

15.01.2022 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.

11.01.2022 In times like these, this video shows a great and fun way of how to make your own facemasks with your children Let’s get creative during our lockdown week and spread some positivity https://youtu.be/RSqTn_L6fmc

10.01.2022 Naidoc Week - Day 2 (Theme - Always was, Always will be) We have tied Naidoc week and recycling week activities together. Boo Books used sticks that they collected from the park to create rainsticks using recycled bottles! They enjoyed hearing the different sounds different lengths of sticks made.... Yongas got busy collecting sticks in our backyard to create different shelters they observed through pictures. Educators showed them videos of the different shelters the Aboriginals used.

10.01.2022 Eid or "Festival of Breaking the Fast" is celebrated by Muslims worldwide that marks the end of the month-long dawn-to-sunset fasting of Ramadan. At TinyBeez today, children in each room participated by making something for afternoon tea and as a centre we sat and had our "feast" together to celebrate the end of the fasting month. Our educator Shaz took time to explain to us what the month of fasting signifies before we ate. Eid Mubarak to all who are celebrating

09.01.2022 We were gifted with these amazing cupcakes from a family for Diwali! Look at the details of the oil lamps! Thank you Baz, Jot and Taran for the yummy treats. Boutique Cakes by Jaz , we loved your creativity! Please do check out her work.

09.01.2022 Dear Families, As part of our sustainability journey, we focus on monthly goals and network with the community to gain more knowledge and ensure practices are embedded. Our sustainability officer, Kerry, researched and got in touch with City of Stirling regarding the Container Deposit Scheme. TinyBeez has now signed up to network with City of Stirling for state-wide container deposit scheme that allows us to cash in eligible containers for a 10 cent refund while recycling eli...gible containers (cans, bottles, liquid paperboard). City of Stirling has provided us with a secure bin with a blue lid. It is located next to the white bin in the car park. Attached is the information on eligible containers that can be placed in the secured bin. Money raised from the refund will be used to support sustainability programs with the children in TinyBeez. We thank you all in advance for supporting us in providing a more sustainable future for the children.

08.01.2022 Here is wishing all mothers and motherly figures (Grandmothers, aunties) a very Happy Mother's Day. Although words are never enough to thank you for all you do unconditionally.... THANK YOU! Hope you have a spoil-ful day

07.01.2022 In our Yonga room in the coming weeks, we will be introducing a real tools construction corner! It will be a supervised activity with only two children at a time. Real tools have many benefits for this age group (attached). WEEK 1: *Talking about builders *Introduction of the hammer and screwdriver... WEEK 2: *Introduction of the rules for the experience *Doing a risk assessment with children daily and the importance of following the rules. WEEK 3: *Open the new experience (45 mins daily) for two children each time with Educator role modelling the limits of the experience. Watch out this space as we will share their progress over the next few weeks!

07.01.2022 NEW COVID-19 UPDATE Dear Families, We have heard the news about the outbreak of COVID-19, so far, we have not received any new advice from ECRU nor any other governmental body whether to close the services doors of TinyBeez for the next five days. ... As this has happened before and they have asked us as an essential business to remain open, we are assuming this will be the case again. We will follow our strict policies and procedures in order to keep our community safe. From tomorrow, all educators will be required to wear masks and we would like to encourage parents/family members to wear masks also. We do not expect our children to wear masks. If you or your child are showing any symptoms, please stay home and get COVID tested. We will require medical clearance upon return. Should there be any further news, we will update you soon. May we all keep calm, healthy and safe!

05.01.2022 Wishing everyone celebrating a very Happy Eid with lots of love and blessings!

02.01.2022 Right now, the system is failing children with developmental vulnerabilities and putting them at long-term risk. Our more sensitive kids just need a little longer to develop the social and emotional competence needed to transition into a formalised learning environment. Each child grows and develops at a different rate. Some children need more support and time than others and so we are behind this petition in the hope of Mark McGown steps in and ensure legislation is been followed and children do not go to school too early. If you too want to help protect our children, please take a minute to sign the petition below.

02.01.2022 Diwali 2020: Today we engaged in many different activities to celebrate Diwali which is the Indian festival of lights. The children made Rangoolis ( an art form, in which patterns are created on the floor or the ground using materials such as coloured rice, coloured sand, quartz powder or flower petals) and their very own diyas (oil lamps). We enjoyed curry with rice and papadum for our lunch and had Indian music throughout the day! Happy Diwali!

01.01.2022 TOY & BOOK APPEAL Last day this Friday (27th November 2020) This year, TinyBeez is hosting The Smith Family’s Toy & Book Appeal which is your opportunity to help bring a smile to a disadvantaged child’s face this Christmas.... What we need? Donations of NEW, UNWRAPPED toys and books. Toys can be battery operated but please include batteries with the donation. Attached are some suggested ideas. Why? Sadly, thousands of Australian children will go without receiving a gift this holiday season simply because their families can’t afford it. Your generous support will help children in need to acquire the skills and knowledge they need to build a better future and help them to create a sense of belonging this Christmas. During this pandemic, the children and families Smith Family supports remain at the heart of everything they do, and more than ever before, it’s so important to help them end 2020 on a brighter note. With your help, The Smith Family is aiming to support 32,550 Australian families with children living in disadvantage for the 2020 Toy & Book Appeal. This is also a wonderful opportunity for us to share with our children about giving. When? By the 27th November(Friday) How? Please drop books into the basket in the reception. Let’s keep the Christmas spirit alive and the joy of giving back! It has been a tough year for everyone but one small toy or book from everyone would make the world of difference to so many disadvantaged children. Thank you in advance from the TinyBeez Team!

01.01.2022 Reconciliation Action Plan (2nd November 2020): As part of developing respectful relationships and creating 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 'Shelters'.... PURPOSE To provide an opportunity for children to learn about the types of shelters that Aboriginal people used to live in. Uses and types of shelters generally and by traditional Aboriginal people. learns some Aboriginal words for house. See more