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Learning Links Preschool employs professional, qualified and experienced staff who strive for excellence through reflective practice and commitment to an ongoing personal learning journey.
Our staff are caring, approachable and responsive to all children’s learning abilities.
High staff to child ratios at Learning Links
Our preschool enjoys high staff to child ratios well exceeding the minimum requirements applying to children’s services. We believe high staff to child ratios together with staff who are qualified and experienced helps to ensure a high quality program and positive outcomes for children.
In each classroom we employ:
Our staff are certified in first aid, asthma and anaphylaxis management.
In addition, to provide every child and family with a comprehensive preschool program, we employ the following staff who work collaboratively with our teaching team and families:
Learning Links Preschool Finalist in 2018 HESTA Awards
The 2018 HESTA Early Childhood Educator and Care Award winners were announced in September. While we may not have been winners on the night, we still feel like winners. Learning Links Preschool was a finalist in the ‘Building Inclusion’ category, an area we pride ourselves on. It was an honour to be a part...
Thursday, 18th October 2018
Read MoreLearning Links Preschool, finalist in the 2018 HESTA Early Childhood Educator & Care Awards
Learning Links Preschool has been announced as a finalist in the 2018 HESTA Early Childhood Educator and Care Awards, in the category, ‘Building Inclusion’. The national awards recognise the outstanding services of Early Childhood Educators and their dedication to enhancing and developing learning outcomes for children. Sarah Herbert, Learning Links Preschool Manager said, we are...
Wednesday, 5th September 2018
Read MorePractice and philosophy at a preschool for all children
Original article published on CELA, Community Early Learning Australia. Written by Margaret Paton. An inclusive preschool, Learning Links, of Peakhurst NSW, reveals to CELA writer Margaret Paton how it goes about welcoming children of all abilities into its service. ‘It’s all in the welcome.’ Do you talk with your hands? How about signing? Welcome to...
Thursday, 9th August 2018
Read MoreWeightbearing through shoulders
Weight bearing through shoulders can strengthen arm and shoulder muscles to prepare for better hand skills and hand writing, as well as improving the strength and control of muscles that straighten the spine, neck and sometimes hips. If our shoulder and arm muscles are strong, we can better control the small muscles in our hands...
Wednesday, 6th September 2017
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