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By KU Mayfield Preschool We were fortunate to be able to purchase a hive of native stingless bees and they quickly became a valued part of our preschool. The children …
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Congratulations to all the winners of the 2021 Making ‘the KU Difference’ Awards, which were presented at an online event over the weekend. Each award recipient has been recognised for …
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In response to COVID-19 and the initial lockdowns in Sydney, the team at KU Macquarie Fields started offering some of their preschool curriculum online for children and families who were …
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KU Children’s Services is very proud to have been recognised as an Employer of Choice at The Australian Business Awards 2021. It is the sixth year in a row that …
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Over the past few months, the children at KU Bradfield Park have been working on creating “Spoonfield Park”. The idea started as a community project involving children who are currently …
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KU Children’s Services is very proud to have been recognised as an Employer of Choice at The Australian Business Awards 2022. It is the seventh consecutive year the organisation has …
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By KU Wahroonga Preschool At KU Wahroonga Preschool, we value our local community and see them as an extended family. During these challenging times, we have initiated a number of …
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Over the past few months, the preschool children at KU Phillip Park have demonstrated a deep interest in social justice and in advocating for equality, kindness and protecting vulnerable members …
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By Myra Andrews Coming from an Aboriginal family I grew up valuing respect and connection amongst our family. I have a great connection with my nan and pop who are …
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KU Isobel Pulsford Memorial Preschool The KU Isobel Pulsford Memorial Preschool team is recognised for embracing a culture of inquiry and creating a space for the community to thrive. The …
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NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee. Its origins can be traced to the emergence of Aboriginal groups in the 1920s which sought to increase awareness in …
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By KU Braddon Children’s Centre Following on from International World Day on 5 June, the preschool children at KU Braddon have been having many discussions about what sustainability is and …
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