Term 3 Week 1
In This Newsletter
A message from our Directors
Welcome Back to Term 3
Welcome back to Term 3. We are so excited to continue this journey with you and your children. As we begin a new term, we are reminded that God is at the centre of all we do. His love guides our teaching, our relationships, and the nurturing environment we create each day. We look forward to watching your children grow, learn, and discover more about the world around them through play, friendship, and faith. Thank you for your continued partnership and trust. May this term be filled with joy, wonder, and God’s presence in every moment we share together.
"Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these."
— Matthew 19:14
Important Information
Items to bring every day
Please bring the following items every day:
- Cot-sized sheet x2
- Hat
- Water bottle
- Spare clothes and small towel (hand towel size)
- Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea
OSHC Families
A friendly reminder please be advised that casual bookings can be made via the Xplor app or by contacting the ELC Administration team at [email protected].
For phone enquiries, Administration is available between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday to Friday. If a booking is required within 12 hours of the intended time, we strongly recommend contacting Administration by phone on 5483 9517 to ensure timely processing.
If a booking is made via the Xplor app, please ensure the booking has been confirmed & accepted. If you have any concerns that the booking has not been actioned, please contact our team for clarification.
As After School Care is currently nearing capacity, we encourage families to utilise permanent bookings wherever possible to help secure placements on the required days.
If you are uncertain whether permanent bookings are suitable for your needs, our Administration team is available to provide assistance and answer any queries you may have.
Weekly Memory Verse
Memory Verse Songs
Does your child like singing songs - try practicing these with them!
Upcoming Events
Term 3 Save the Dates
- Book Week Dress-Up Week
- Monday 18 August until Friday 22 August
- Come along dressed as a character from your favourite book each day this week
- You are welcome to bring along your favourite book for us to read to the class
- Prep Focus Tour
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Thursday 21 August 9:30am at the college
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- Book Week Parade
- Friday 22 August – 8:50am –9:35am
- If your child is in Pre-Kindy and Kindy please drop off your child/ren at 8:30am to head up to the college on time for the Book Week Parade.
- Any Parents attending please sign in at admin.
- Father's Day Picnic and Play
- Thursday 4 September @ 2pm
- Adventure Playground
- RSVP to [email protected] with the numbers of guests by 29 August.
- Holiday Discount
- Notifications due Friday 5 September
- College Pupil Free Day (ELC/OSHC Open)
- Friday 5 September, Vacaction Care is open for those who would like to book in. Numbers are limited.
- Mega Chapel
- Friday 19 September
Parent Resources & Information
Play with Purpose: Numeracy
Being numerate is the capacity, confidence and disposition to use mathematics in daily life. All children bring new mathematical understandings through engaging with problem solving. It is essential that the mathematical ideas with which children interact are relevant and meaningful in the context of their current lives. Educators require a rich mathematical vocabulary to accurately describe and explain children’s mathematical ideas and support numeracy development.”
— Belonging, Being and Becoming, The Early Years Learning Framework for Australia, V2.0.
Experiences in early childhood settings build on the range of experiences with language, literacy and numeracy that children have within their families and communities. Encouraging children’s positive attitudes and competencies in literacy and numeracy are essential for children’s successful learning. The foundations for these competencies are built in early childhood.
Numeracy education within an Early Years setting looks like: Conversations with peers and educators, sociodramatic play, dancing, creative arts, water play, gardening, puzzles, building, using technology, playdough and science experiments, just to name a few ways your child is developing their numeracy skills.
If you would like more information on our Numeracy program, please speak to your child’s Lead Educator.
National Quality Framework | Quality Area 1:
Educational Program and Practice 1.1 The educational program enhances each child’s learning and development.
1.2 Educators facilitate and extend each child’s learning and development.
Australian Government Department of Education (2022). Belonging, Being and Becoming Framework. Retrieved from https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2023-01/EYLF-2022-V2.0.pdf
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