Glen Education Newsletter

Glen Education Newsletter

GEKA Vision: To be the leading provider of innovative, professional, inclusive Early Years Education that fosters a lifelong love of learning.

Term 4 2021 · 14 Dec 2021

In this issue

CEO Report Banner Photo

CEO Report CEO: Samantha Kolasa

GEKA Info Banner Photo

GEKA Info Term Dates 2021, Term Dates 2022, GEKA Office:, Holiday Care Program, Mandatory Vaccination for people working in Early Childhood , Victorian State Governments QR Code Service, Connect With Us, Virtual Tours

Enrolment Information Banner Photo

Enrolment Information Staff profile , Immunisation History Statement Reminder

Recruitment at GEKA Banner Photo

Recruitment at GEKA

Advocacy - Education State Forum Banner Photo

Advocacy - Education State Forum Education State Forum, Inclusion Grants

Partnership with Carnegie Toy Library Banner Photo

Partnership with Carnegie Toy Library Supporting families in partnership with the Carnegie Toy Library

Professional Development: Embedding Numeracy Banner Photo

Professional Development: Embedding Numeracy Embedding numeracy into a play-based kindergarten program

Weighing up risks and benefits in children’s play Banner Photo

Weighing up risks and benefits in children’s play

GEKA Bentleigh East Banner Photo

GEKA Bentleigh East Risky play at kindergarten

GEKA Bentleigh Banner Photo

GEKA Bentleigh Authentic Opportunities to Explore Boundaries

GEKA Brady Road Banner Photo

GEKA Brady Road Building Confidence

GEKA Carnegie Banner Photo

GEKA Carnegie Facilitating Safe Risks - the educator's role

GEKA Caulfield South Banner Photo

GEKA Caulfield South

GEKA Centre Road Banner Photo

GEKA Centre Road Strong, confident and involved learners

GEKA Chelsea Banner Photo

GEKA Chelsea Risk at GEKA Chelsea - respecting each unique child

GEKA Glover Street Banner Photo

GEKA Glover Street Risk-benefits

GEKA McKinnon Banner Photo

GEKA McKinnon Environments that support safe risk taking

GEKA Murrumbeena Banner Photo

GEKA Murrumbeena How do we balance risk with safety at kindergarten?, 6 key factors to risky play, “…the more risks you allow children to take, the better they learn to take care of themselves. If you never let them, take any risks, then I believe they become very prone to injury. Boys should be allowed to climb tall trees and walk along the tops of high walls and dive into the sea from high rocks… The same with girls. I like the type of child who takes risks. Better by far than the one who never does so.”, ― Roald Dahl

GEKA Orrong Road Banner Photo

GEKA Orrong Road Playground Safety

GEKA Sacred Heart Banner Photo

GEKA Sacred Heart Intentional Teaching

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