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The superpower of playful learning 

Play is sometimes framed as less important than more formal approaches to learning. It's an idea that sits alongside the unhelpful notion that real learning begins once children transition to school. Research on brain development and how young children learn emphasises that play is a highly effective method of learning in the first five years. Play is a superpower. It affords a transformative influence on children’s learning, development and wellbeing in their formative years.  

2025-08-12 08:00:40

by Fiona Alston

From storytime to strong foundations: How picture books support social and emotional learning in the early years

For more than 40 years, Super Cheap Books has supported Australian early learning centres with affordable, high-quality books. With over 15,000 customers, they've learned what works: great stories help children understand themselves and others.

2025-08-05 09:00:34

by Fiona Alston

Child Safety in early learning: From shared struggles to a practical solution

Every service leader has asked themselves at some point: ‘Are we doing enough to keep our children safe?’ It’s a question that lingers, that fear, the quiet anxiety of missing something is one we know too well.

2025-07-29 09:30:04

by Fiona Alston

LineLeader celebrates 15 years of innovating childcare management

This year marks a major milestone: 15 years since the founders of ChildcareCRM launched the first-ever CRM platform designed specifically for the childcare industry. What began with one vision in 2009 has grown into a comprehensive, unified solution trusted by services across the globe.

2025-07-29 09:00:20

by Fiona Alston

Nurturing futures: Little People, Big Dreams 2025 returns with renewed purpose

The Little People, Big Dreams Conference, returns this October with a renewed focus on connection, wellbeing and inclusive leadership in early childhood education and care.

2025-07-22 09:00:26

by Fiona Alston

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