Diversity
Finding and Employing a Male Nanny
An overview of male nannies/mannies including what they do and don’t do, advantages and disadvantages, how much they cost and how to find one.
A blueprint to address racism and inequity in education
Te Hurihanganui blueprint aims to address bias and inequity in the education system and to boost the wellbeing of Maori leaners.
2 new picture books that challenge gender stereotypes
Children’s book author Susann Hoffmann explains the inspiration her new books for preschoolers which challenge gender stereotypes as well as her favourite books for promoting diversity and inclusion in the early years.
Commemorating Waitangi Day at child care
Learn how the children at Buckle My Shoe Early Learning Centre are marking Waitangi Day on Sunday 6 February and how Te Reo Maori is built into the daily routine.
How to celebrate Māori Language Week
Ways for families to participate in Maori Language Week, including learning one Maori word per day, creating an activity book and learning to sing the national anthem in Maori.
The significant rise in preschoolers using Te Reo Māori
New research has demonstrated greater knowledge and use of Te Reo Maori among preschool-aged children. This article looks at the research, explains why it is important and how parents can boost their child’s Te Reo skills.
Embedding multiculturalism as an everyday practice
Building a more tolerant and multicultural world requires teaching preschool aged children how to embrace people from all cultural backgrounds.
How to celebrate International Women’s Day
The theme for International Women’s Day emphasises that each person’s actions, conversations and behaviours impact society on the whole.