Our Children's House students had the opportunity to participate in a Loose Parts Play session in our Nganbirra Hall. A variety of recycled materials were provided, allowing the children to use their imagination and creativity to decide how they wanted to use them.It was wonderful to see the different ideas that...

In the Montessori classroom, protecting a child's concentration is central to supporting their learning, independence, and overall development.Concentration is more than simply focusing on a task; it is the process through which children become deeply engaged in meaningful work. When children are able to concentrate without interruption, they develop persistence,...

As part of Reconciliation Week, Children’s House has once again taken part in a Reconciliation Walking on Country, continuing a special tradition from last year.Through the eyes of a young child, the walk is a chance to come together, listen, learn, and show respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...

On Wednesday in Children’s House, Working With Your Child (WWYC) offered a special opportunity for children to ‘show and tell’ their classroom experience. As this environment is usually off-limits to parents, children are often excited to guide their families through the space, proudly pointing out different areas of the room...