Little Kites Playgroup

Activities: Children enjoy listening to stories, singing familiar rhymes, counting songs, using a tape measure, and drawing with chalk.

Skills , Knowledge and Behavior: Children develop independence skills, mathematical skills, physical skills, and language skills.

Communication: Parents report positively about the support their children receive and state that they receive information to support children's learning at home.

Programs and Resources: Children with additional needs are particularly well-supported.

Welcoming and Professional Staff: Staff kindly support those who are new, model positive behavior, and ensure good manners and kindness among children.

Safeguarding Training: Staff implement policies and procedures well to ensure children are safe, including regular headcounts and securing the playgroup.

Play and Learning Integration: Children problem solve, build and climb, and engage in role-playing activities like pretending to be photographers.

Transition to Primary School: Children learn skills needed for school, such as washing hands, visiting the toilet independently, and eating meals by themselves.

Child Safety Management: Staff check equipment and the environment regularly to ensure safety.

Happiness and Settling: Children engage in play as soon as they enter the playgroup and settle quickly.