KU Stories

By Kamila Jendykiewicz, Director, KU Bradfield Park Children’s Centre At KU Bradfield Park, our children never cease to amaze us. As adults in the space, we constantly wonder what spurs …

The children and educators at KU Westmead Preschool enjoyed celebrating the Hindu festival of Holi recently. The event is celebrated at the beginning of Spring in the northern hemisphere and …

The children, families and staff at KU Bradfield Park Children’s Centre have recently donated food supplies to families with babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Royal North …

Photo (L-R): Karen Dawson, Acting CEO, KU Children’s Services; Ingrid Stitt, Minister for Early Childhood; Melissa Horne, Member for Williamstown KU is thrilled with this morning’s announcement by the Victorian …

By Natasha Mackle, Nursery Educator, KU Wonnayba Children’s Centre At the start of the year during the height of COVID-19, we were noticing how our environment was changing. The nursery/toddler …

The children at Alfred Child Care Centre in Melbourne have recently been involved in a project creating face masks. As Melbourne entered their second lockdown, the children noticed their families …

Keeping children safe and well is everybody’s business At KU, we put children’s safety and wellbeing at the centre of our practice. KU has long been committed to the belief …

Updated March 2022 In response to the challenges associated with COVID-19, the KU Sector Capacity Building team have developed some social stories to help children and families to navigate the …

KU Cobbitty Preschool has been involved in the MATEY project, an initiative from Camden Council linking children from the preschool with residents from Carrington Care. The children and residents have …