The opportunities are endless and are influenced by individual and group goals as well as input from the most important influence on the child’s learning – their families!

• Emotional Confidence – your child will explore their identity, learn to express and understand emotions in themselves and in others, develop confidence in their own abilities, and build resilience. These support a confident start to their new learning environment and routines at school.
• Social Connectivity – Establish new relationships and connections with others in the classroom and playground.
• Fundamental Learning – Your child will learn early literacy and numeracy skills, use of writing implements and research, discovery and creative thinking. These are important beginning to writing, reading, numeracy and problem-solving required for the academic side of school.
• Physical Health and Emotional Wellbeing – Your child will learn about healthy living, increase independence in self-care practices and enhance physical skills. These ensure your child is equipped to physically care for themselves and engage in schoolyard play in the school environment.