Nido Early School Paradise

Rain or shine, our children are free to explore, create and discover 🌧️✨

With their nature play suits, rainy days become opportunities for puddle jumping, muddy adventures and endless curiosity. Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach and the “100 Languages of Children,” we celebrate the many ways children express themselves through play, movement, imagination and connection with nature.

Because outdoor learning doesn’t stop when the rain begins!

Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible mums, grandmothers, carers and special people in our Paradise community.

Today is all about celebrating you and the endless love, care, strength and support you give every single day. We hope you feel appreciated, spoilt and surrounded by love today.

Wishing you a beautiful Mother’s Day filled with special moments, laughter and memories with the people who matter most.

Congratulations to Stefanie! Classroom 3 Lead Educator, for finishing her Diploma.

We appreciate you, and are so happy to have you within the Nest!

Congratulations to Bella ! Classroom 2 Educator, for finishing her Diploma.

We appreciate you, and are so happy to have you within the Nest!

Join us for a special Webinar on Child Safety and Wellbeing 🌱

On Tuesday 28 October, Nido Early School invites families to a live online webinar exploring how we can work together to keep children safe and well.

Hosted on Zoom by Catharine Hydon, respected early childhood consultant and sector leader, alongside Nadia Wilson-Ali, Nido’s Director of Education and Quality, this session will offer practical insights and meaningful conversation around creating safe, supportive environments for children, both at home and in early learning settings.

Register now: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_32AhyxwqS629mZ5Er9fudQ

Shout out to Lead Educator Chelsea! Brining learning to life - Classroom 4's airplane.

This week, to celebrate Insect Week, Classroom Two explored the world of insects. The children enjoyed a variety of activities, including sensory trays, books, and the light box, which gave them a fun and interactive way to learn about different bugs. They loved discovering all the different insects and engaging with the hands on experiences.

Last week, the children in Classroom Two had a wonderful time exploring the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar. They thoroughly enjoyed reading the book together during morning group time and were then excited to participate in a hands-on activity inspired by the story. The experience was designed to deepen their connection to the book, allowing them to engage creatively and meaningfully with its themes.

In Classroom Two, we celebrated Reconciliation Week by focusing on the book Somewhere in Australia. The children explored a wide variety of Australian animals through engaging sensory experiences, allowing them to connect with the natural world in a hands-on way.

Congratulations to Romi ! Classroom 2 Educator, for finishing her Diploma

We appreciate you, and are so happy to have you within the Nest!