Podcasts about early learning centre

Henry talks with Beverley Omsky, an Early Childhood Music Specialist providing In-services to Early Learning Centre staff and teachers. Beverley has established music education curricula for pre-school and primary school students and facilitated, administered and coordinated instrumental music programs at private schools and community centres.Audio production by Rob Kelly.

This week on Where Parents Talk radio on 105.9 The Region, host Lianne Castelino speaks to Roger Nurse, educator coach, referee and hockey Dad of three about raising athletes and Brionna Khamoo, Early Childhood Educator and Enrolment Coordinator at ChildVentures Early Learning Academy about what parents should consider when choosing a child's first school.

In this podcast from The Community Block you can catch up on the latest news from Sandybeach Centre. The podcast features Sandybeach Centre CEO Chris Hill, Facilities Coordinator and Program Leader REACH Fit and Fabulous Elana Pedersen and special guest Wayne Roberts who's a volunteer in the Childcare and Early Learning Centre.Related Posts: Sandybeach Centre – February 2022 podcast On

Julian Payne sat down with Silence on Set to talk about the new super sized Bat Mobile he has been working on since the start of The Batman. The replica looks exactly like Robert Pattinson's car in the movie. We got a first look at the $500 and the $100 model and even a demonstration. For more information about Hot Wheels and the specialized cars click here.  Host: Monica Gleberman Editor: Ashley Pelletier Social Media Graphic: Jojo -- Bio: Julian Payne is the Principal Designer at Mattel, working in the Hot Wheels Advanced Play team. He is responsible for concepting and developing innovation platforms including Radio Control. Julian designed Hot Wheels diecast in the UK before relocating to the USA in 2000. There he worked in the NJ Matchbox office on playsets and then El Segundo head office on feature innovation. Julian previously worked for NAD Associates – a design consultancy in London. While there, he was project manager and lead designer. He developed the design language which continues today in the Wow Toy line of preschool toys. Brands that Julian has designed for include - Hot Wheels, Matchbox, Virgin Atlantic, Action Man, Playskool, Brio, Early Learning Centre, and Wow Toys. He has travelled extensively across Asia and Europe to visit partners and manufacturing facilities to understand firsthand the problems that require solutions.

Author and Hypnotherapist was in town to promote his latest book Mind Free (that took him 23 years to write!) and we got him to hypnotise Lu while he was in the studio, we found out what animals are going to be be of the new Early Learning Centre coming up in Thurgoona and Elliot from the Rubens gave us the update on the Wasted Day tour and the big show as part of it coming up in Wodonga this weekend! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Duncan and I talk about Early Learning Centre at M&S and the current slump in NFTs.

The Boitumelong Early Learning Centre has been a shining beacon in Alexandra township for many years.

On Saturday 28 August over 120 boys from the Early Learning Centre to Year 12 participated in the Hutchins Dance Showcase. In this podcast join Joshua Wise and Cliff Giddings (both Year 9) as they go backstage during the final dress rehearsal to interview students and staff. Well done to everyone involved in organising such a wonderful community event and congratulations to all performers!To listen and subscribe to Hutchins Podcast please search ‘Hutchins Podcast' on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or listen at hutchins.tas.edu.au/podcast.

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Ivy Jensen and Andrew Johnston take you through the days news, including fire crews being called to reports of smoke coming from Echuca's Goodstart Early Learning Centre on Wednesday morning. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Advocate of outdoor nature education, Wendy Pirie says there are so many benefit of children running around outside and exploring their environment. She is the founder of an Early Learning Centre in Taradale, Hawkes Bay where children have 2 acres of natural play space.

Advocate of outdoor nature education, Wendy Pirie says there are so many benefit of children running around outside and exploring their environment. She is the founder of an Early Learning Centre in Taradale, Hawkes Bay where children have 2 acres of natural play space.

Advocate of outdoor nature education, Wendy Pirie says there are so many benefit of children running around outside and exploring their environment. She is the founder of an Early Learning Centre in Taradale, Hawkes Bay where children have 2 acres of natural play space.

Advocate of outdoor nature education, Wendy Pirie says there are so many benefit of children running around outside and exploring their environment. She is the founder of an Early Learning Centre in Taradale, Hawkes Bay where children have 2 acres of natural play space.

SportstackScotty joins Dave and Jay to talk them through his first month on the platform. They discuss the final Premier League gameweek, look at Scott's best and worst trades, and look briefly into the upcoming Champions League fixtures. -  Click here ( https://join.slack.com/t/sportstack-official/shared_invite/zt-aieu0yua-mqNtm0vfPVo4iFO~0K23Rg ) to join the SportStack Slack workspace, where the rapidly growing community answers questions and discusses football, trading and potential platform improvements!  

Lorna Leaver is the Engagement Manager GS1 UK. Having a background in retail eCommerce and specialising in marketplaces, Lorna joined GS1's engagement team to use her experience in trading online to help sellers and marketplaces come together using industry standards to improve buying experiences for customers. She previously ran the marketplace operations for global retailers such as Mothercare, Early Learning Centre, Boohoo.com and most recently the shoe retailer Dune London. In this episode Lorna unpacks for us the topic of barcodes and gives clear insight into the importance of product identification for online businesses.    Top three takeaways: Takeaway #1: Barcodes are critical for your online business.  Takeaway #2: Barcodes are like a passport number for the product - it tells you everything you need for product identification. Takeaway #3: If you're planning to sell a product on Amazon first check the licence owner to make sure the barcode is licensed to the manufacturer of the product. To run this check you can use the GS1 database at:https://gepir.gs1.org/ (there is an app available for this too, search ‘igepir'.   For some fun, take this short informal quiz to test your knowledge of how to barcode and measure your products correctly: https://www.gs1uk.org/bossing-the-basics !   Connect with Lorna: Email lorna.leaver@gs1uk.org Twitter @lornabeams LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lornab/ You can also email GS1 at support@gs1uk.org or call freephone 0808 178 8799 or alternatively call 020 7092 3501.   Sponsors: Kurious Digital The eCommerce platform we use to run all our eCommerce businesses. If you are in the market for a new eCommerce platform, check it out. Their new monthly subscription service has made this even more accessible. Have a look at it, check out the demo. Lightbulb Light bulb agency is an end to end eCommerce business that anything that you don't really want to do or have the expertise to do with eCommerce. It offers a range of services such as research product, create website, marketing, generate traffic, customer service, picking and fulfilment.  Lighbulb ship from the UK all over the world for a number of customers and you can try out their service with no problems.    Links to other platforms where this podcast is available: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify

One of the most pressing problems for parents with young children is finding affordable child care. As we continue our series of snapshots of the lives of vulnerable people on the Northside, we visit Munro Academy's Early Learning Centre in Sydney Mines which is the first in the area to offer licensed day-care services for infants and toddlers.

In this episode I describe one of my developmental educator observation sessions in an early learning centre. You will hear me talk about some of the developmental red flags that I observe, and how I work with teachers to source allied health support for children with developmental delay and learning difficulties. To learn more, come and join my early childhood online community - https://play-move-improve.thinkific.com/courses/how-can-i-help-children-to-be-school-ready

Workplace Culture: it's critical wherever you work and is central to work satisfaction, great relationships, growth and success. But what is it exactly and why does it matter within the early learning context?As owners and directors of early learning centres the focus can be on occupancy rates and profitability. However, these things are the outcomes of the many things you do to bring families into your centre. Chief among these, is to build the “right” culture. This is crucial to building successful and sustainable organisations.In this PodCast we talk to Allan Price to find out how to build a great culture in your centre.Allan is an experienced human resources consultant and educator who wants to build a better world one organisation at a time. Along with corporate culture he also does volunteer work with refugees helping them develop English language skills.

This week on the Treading Water Podcast, we were lucky enough to have Aussie Shark, Jarrod Gilchrist, sit down and answer questions about life in and out of the pool. When the busy 'Gilly' isn’t taking care of his 3-month-old daughter Ivy or helping the UNSW West’s win a National League Championship, you’ll find him running his business, Chapter 1 Early Learning Centre. In this week’s episode, Jarrod discusses business, fatherhood and the success of the Aussie Shark’s during his tenure as an integral part of the team. Jarrod is a water polo player that has applied the many lessons learnt in the sport to other facets of life and business, and we can’t think of a better guest to wrap up Season 2 of Treading Water._________________________________CHECK THIS STUFF OUT:Follow Chapter 1 Early Learning on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chapter1earlylearning/Follow Chapter 1 Early Learning on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chapter1earlylearning/Visit the Chapter 1 Early Learning Website: https://www.chapter1earlylearning.com/Follow Beach Water Polo Fours on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beachwaterpolofours/Follow Beach Water Polo Fours on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beachwaterpolofours/Follow Water Polo Australia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waterpoloaus/

This episode we discover an unexpected origin of one of TV's most annoying jingles and the unexpected names of two of TV's most annoying advert characters. In which we discuss; Email slam poetry; hacking an Early Learning Centre telescope and; 18 pens, a toothbrush and a pregnancy test.

A drone piece initially played on my Early Learning Centre keyboard and recorded onto my IPad an manipulated in Audacity on my laptop.

Today my guest is Jenny Chapman, who is the Junior School Music Co-ordinator at St John's Grammar in Belair, South Australia, which is in the beautiful Adelaide Hills.  She teaches students from the Early Learning Centre, through to year 6. In 2017, Jenny’s school made the decision to switch from Macs to Surface Pros, so

Ms Kathy Gibson, Kindergarten Coordinator of the Early Learning Centre at The Scots College discusses why boys need to be dynamic. Kathy explores what this looks like in the classroom and at home.

Mrs Gaye Entwistle, Director of the Early Learning Centre at The Scots College discusses why boys are powerful beyond measure. Gaye elaborates on the value of passion that lies within a boy.

This week Mrs Gaye Entwistle, Director of the Early Learning Centre at The Scots College talks on the topic of boys and responsibility. Gaye elaborates on how boys learn responsibility and identifies what this looks like in the classroom and at home.