Health & daily care
Wellbeing is part of the curriculum.
Children learn best when they are healthy, comfortable, nourished and emotionally secure. Our daily care practices are individual, respectful and closely connected with families.
Food & nutrition
Shared meals, healthy habits
Meals and snacks are planned to support children’s energy, growth and enjoyment of food. Mealtimes are relaxed social occasions where educators model conversation, independence and respect.
- Age-appropriate portions and textures
- Fresh drinking water available throughout the day
- Progressive independence with serving and utensils
- Family communication about appetite and routines
Dietary care
Every child considered
Allergies & medical needs
Individual plans, risk-minimisation strategies and clear staff communication support safe participation.
Cultural & family preferences
We work with families to understand dietary practices and provide respectful alternatives where required.
Safe food practices
Food handling, storage, hygiene and supervision follow regulatory and centre procedures.
Safety & protection
Active supervision, secure routines
Supervision
Educators position themselves, scan, listen and communicate so children remain visible and supported.
Hygiene
Handwashing, cleaning, toileting and nappy-change procedures reduce risk with dignity.
Secure arrival & collection
Attendance, authorised collection and handover processes protect every child.
Responsible ratios
Staffing decisions consider legal ratios, children’s needs, transitions and the learning environment.
Parent communication
What happened today matters
Daily handover
Educators share significant information about meals, rest, wellbeing, interests and relationships.
Learning updates
Documentation helps families see the thinking and development behind everyday play.
Early conversations
Changes in health, behaviour or routine are discussed promptly so home and centre can respond together.
Daily routines
Predictable, flexible and unhurried
Arrivals
Warm handovers and familiar rituals help children transition into the day.
Meals
Small-group social meals build independence and belonging.
Rest
Sleep and quiet experiences respond to age, individual patterns and family information.
A balanced day
Indoor, outdoor, active and calm
Indoor learning
Books, art, construction, sensory materials and imaginative play support sustained engagement.
Outdoor learning
Movement, nature, challenge and large-scale collaboration are available every day where conditions allow.
Group & individual needs
Shared experiences sit alongside choice, quiet space and one-to-one connection.
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See care in practice
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