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1 Watts Place West Hoxton NSW 2171
ph: (02) 9825 8822 mob: 0426 972 893
Welcome to the month of October
Dear Parents/Families,
Welcome to October! Spring is in full effect, and the weather is warming up. Make sure to pack a variety of clothes so that we can change the children accordingly. We are also entering the official spooky season so get excited as we countdown to Halloween.
Happy Days is working on a new initiative called “Together for Children”. Our aim is to collaborate with our families and the community to make positive changes within the industry and our centre, providing children with the upmost care and safety. Make sure you sign up to our parent committee to be part of the change!!
We are so excited for all the events coming up this month. All events are found on OWNA and our events board. Participating in these events helps educators plan for future events and shows great partnerships with families. Make sure you RSVP to events on time so that we can include you in all the fun and engaging events.
What's On this month?
Have a read below:
Happy Days Emergency Drills
We will be holding the following emergency drills at the kindy:
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Intruder Lockdown Practice Drill – Tuesday 14th October @ 11am by Miss Shania: Miss Shania will be holding a practice drill with the children.
We have prepared the children for these drills, however, please continue the discussions at home so they can be better prepared.
World Space Week –
Tuesday 7th Friday 10th October
We are celebrating National Space Week! The children will have the chance to explore the wonders of our solar system through fun, hands-on activities. We will be learning about the sun, moon, stars and planets, sparking curiosity and imagination about the world beyond Earth. This is a wonderful opportunity for children to ask questions, investigate, and dream big about the possibilities of space! Feel free to dress up as an astronaut or maybe even an alien!!
Diwali –
Monday 20th October
Happy Days celebration’ Talk Like a Pirate Day! Children and educators can join in the fun by using’ their best pirate voices, dressing’ up, and enjoying’ a swashbuckling’ good time. Aye, it’s sure to be a day full o’ laughter, adventure, and treasure! Don’t forget to wear ye best pirate costume!
Public Holiday –
Monday 6th October
The centre will be close for the Labour Long Weekend.
Loud Shirt Day –
Friday 17th October
We are celebrating Loud Shirt Day! Children are invited to wear their brightest, boldest, and most colourful shirts to help raise awareness for children who are deaf or hard of hearing. It’s a fun way to spread joy, celebrate differences, and learn about how we can support and include everyone in our community.
We're Going Off The Grid
Tuesday 7th & Friday 24th of October
The team at HDK often follow many early childhood social media pages to ensure they keep up to date within the industry and a term that has often been brought up is “off the grid”. I’m sure no matter what time you have walked in during morning drop off you have seen all educators with either an iPad or laptop in hand ready to capture as many moments as they can so that they can then upload them to our program Xplor so that you can stay up to date with what your children are doing whilst in our care. As you know technology has taken over a huge chunk of our lives, it’s how we communicate and complete our work and when we get some spare time it's what we use to wind down. Being that technology is such a big part of our lives it is only expected that our children are introduced to it at such a young age. Here at HDK and in many childcare centre’s technology is how we communicate with you regarding your children, which means technology is eating up a big part of the educator's time instead of spending it one on one with your children. Many centres are now going off the grid once or twice a month so that they can maximise their time with your children, forming relationships and just playing. It’s a spontaneous day where the decisions are left up to the children and what they feel like doing for the whole day whether it be painting with their feet, cooking, building castles and forts using furniture, the ideas are endless and completely up to the children. When “off the grid” takes place educators are to put away all technology iPads and laptops and no photos will be taken, no updates will be uploaded to Xplor except for mealtimes, sleep, and nappy change. “Off-the-grid” days will change every month so that every child gets to experience such a fun day and if you would like to know what we got up to feel free to speak to an educator or simply just ask your children. We would love to hear your feedback on what you think about being “off the grid” twice a month.
Budding Little Scientists Incursion –
Monday 13th October @ 10am
Budding Little Scientists aims to engage your 3- to 5-year-olds with totally safe, very visual and some hands-on scientific experiments. The very funny banter between Nathan and his puppet dinosaur friend keeps the children's attentions as they are introduced to age appropriate, fun science. The incursion will begin at 10am. No fee will be charged for the show.
Grandparents Day –
Friday 24th October
We are excited to celebrate Grandparents Day! This is a special time to honour the love and wisdom grandparents bring to our lives. Families are invited to join us for a fun-filled day with a jumping castle, delicious food, and plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy. It’s a wonderful chance for children to spend time with their grandparents, share special memories, and celebrate together as a community. Join us at 2:30 pm
Halloween –
Friday 31st October
We’re celebrating Halloween with lots of spooky (but not too scary!) fun. Children are welcome to dress up in their favourite costumes and enjoy a day filled with games, crafts, and trick-or-treat fun. There will be exciting activities, yummy treats, and plenty of opportunities to share laughs and smiles together. It’s a wonderful way for children and families to join in the spirit of Halloween.
Community Engagement
Check out what is happening in our community for the month of October!
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Spring Craft for children 4 – 10 years; Wednesday 1st October @ 10:30 -12pm at Liverpool Regional Museum 462 Hume Hwy, Liverpool NSW 2170, Australia
Info: Liverpool Council is holding a fun craft workshop. Spring into the holidays with our spring themed craft workshop.
Make your own spring decorations to brighten your day.
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Sensory Play - Wednesday 1st October @ 10 – 12pm at Camden Library 40/44 John Street, Camden NSW 2570
Info: Engage your child’s senses and help with them interact with the world around them with our Sensory play session. For children up to 18 months.
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Children’s and Family Services Expo- Saturday 18th October @ 10 - 2pm at Julia Reserve Community Centre Lot 341E Oran Park Drive, Oran Park NSW 2570
Info: Camden Council is excited to announce we are hosting our FIRST Children and Families Services Expo. This is a great opportunity to bring together like-minded children and family focused organisations, to promote services on offer to those seeking supports. The Children and Families Expo endeavours to ensure every family has access to expert advice and the information they need to thrive.
Important Reminders
Control of Infectious Illnesses
Please HELP us contain infectious illnesses by keeping your child at home when they are sick. If your child is absent from school due to an illness, please make sure to bring in a clearance letter from the doctors on their next booked day. If your child has been sent home from school on their booked day, in correspondence to our SICK CHILDREN’S POLICY, your child must stay home for 24 hours before bringing them back, to reduce the spread of illnesses.
Staff have the right to turn down your child’s attendance if they are experiencing any flu-like symptoms or have had Panadol or Nurofen prior to attending the centre. Please do not “Dose and Dump”.
Absences
If your child is going to be absent from the centre, please call our centre landline on (02) 9825 8822 or our centre mobile on 0426 972 893 to inform the staff. Notifying us of your child’s absence allows us to open that spot to a family that might need it as a casual day.
LABEL LABEL LABEL
A BIG reminder to please label your children’s belongings. If a "loss" item isn’t collected within 2 weeks, they will go towards our MS fundraising bin.
Happy Days is not responsible for any lost item.
Safe sleep
Safe sleep practices you can implement in your home
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Always place baby on back for sleep, not on their tummy or side
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Keep your baby’s head and face uncovered. Covering baby’s face or head with clothing such as a hat increases the risk of sudden infant death.
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Keep your baby smoke-free before and after birth.
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Have a safe sleeping environment night and day. Make sure the mattress is firm, clean and flat, in a safe cot that meets industry standards. Make sure there are no blankets, soft bedding, toys, pillows or bumpers in the cot.
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Sleep your baby in your room for the first 6 months
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Breastfeed your baby if possible.
Risk Assessments
Risk assessments are continuously being updated and reviewed, feel free to access some risk assessments via OWNA and others in our risk assessment folder located in the office.
Signing-in/out
It is a government requirement for every parent or carer to sign your child in & out of Happy Days for your correct attendance.
Your Centrelink entitlements will be affected for non-compliance.
What to Pack
This is just a friendly reminder on what to pack for your child when attending Happy Days.
In your child's bag they must have the following (ALL LABELLED with your child's name):
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Spare clothes suited for the season and weather, including short sleeve/long sleeve t-shirt, shorts and pants, underwear, socks, jumpers or jackets.
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Bedding including a fitted sheet and blanket
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A water bottle
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Nappies or pull ups if required
FOB keys
We would also like to remind parents to please use their FOB key when entering the centre and refrain from using the doorbell, quite often educators are busy attending to your children and do not have the time to keep letting parents in, so please expect wait times at the door if this is so. If you have misplaced your FOB key or need to grab another one, we will happily replace it please just let an educator know.
Policy Reviews
Every month we review a set of policies to ensure that they are relevant and up to date according to regulations. You are invited to provide feedback on our policy of the month below (send your feedback to westhoxton@happydayskindy.com):
The below policies are in the process of being reviewed and updated for 2025. Members of our parent committee and extended families are encouraged to access and review our policies and provide feedback. Policies are also available on OWNA.
- Technology Policy
- CCTV Policy
- Out of Hours Baby-sitting Policy
- Safe Storage of Hazardous Chemicals Policy
- Snake Awareness Policy
- Unexpected Death of a Child or Staff
- Member at the Service Policy
- Working Alone Policy
- Responsible Persons Policy
- Fraud Prevention Policy
- Student, Volunteer and Visitors Policy
OWNA
Please ensure to regularly check the posts on OWNA as this is currently one of our main sources of communication.
Posts are sent regularly about attendances, events and general reminders.
Educator of the Month
This year we have implemented a new program for our educators; An “Educator of the Month”. Each month, Miss Hannah, as our educational leader and ECT, will observe the educators in all aspects of the day, collecting evidence of their work, their practice and involvement with their daily responsibilities. At the end of the month, the educator who has achieved the most, shown imitative, gone above and beyond in their role will be rewarded with “Educator of the month’ along with a small prize. This isn’t just for the benefit of staff development and prizes, this motivates the educators to excel in all areas, including Quality Area 5- Relationships with Children.
This month, we are delighted to celebrate Miss Josephine as our Educator of the Month! Throughout the past month, Josephine has gone above and beyond in her role, offering incredible support to the Big Explorers Room. Whether it’s stepping in to assist during busy times, helping to plan engaging experiences, or providing emotional support to her fellow educators, she always approaches her work with dedication, patience, and a big smile. Josephine’s commitment to the children’s learning and development shines through in everything she does. She builds beautiful relationships with the children, creating a safe, nurturing, and fun environment where every child feels seen and supported. Her calm and caring nature has made a wonderful impact, not only on the children but also on the entire team.
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Her willingness to lend a helping hand and her positive attitude have not gone unnoticed. Josephine is always the first to volunteer when help is needed, and she consistently shows great teamwork and initiative. We’re also thrilled to share that Miss Josephine has now permanently transitioned into the Big Explorers Room, where she will continue her teaching journey with our curious and energetic 3–5 year olds. We are confident that her creativity, warmth, and dedication will continue to shine in this new chapter.
What we've been Up To
Educators day
What a wonderful day! A big thank you to all the families who shared a beautiful message to acknowledge our educators. Our educators were spoilt by management with some lovely gifts. We also got a revamp of our staff room with new kitchen resources.
Father's Day -
Friday 5th September
At Happy Days West Hoxton, the children celebrated Father’s Day with fun crafts and activities. They made special cards and gifts to give to their dads and were very proud to share them. In the afternoon, the children invited their fathers to a special afternoon tea at the centre. Everyone enjoyed tasty treats, spending time together, and celebrating the special bond between fathers and their children.
My First Circus Incursion –
Tuesday 9th September
What an exciting day the children had with their very first circus incursion! The ringmaster, Al-Pal the Magician, brought so much fun and laughter to the room with his colourful tricks and performances. The children were absolutely amazed as doves, rabbits, and even a guinea pig appeared magically before their eyes. They loved watching Al-Pal juggle, and his silly puppet had everyone singing along to nursery rhymes. There were plenty of giggles when he surprised us by twisting balloons into different animals, which the children happily took home as little keepsakes. The whole show was bursting with juggling, clowning, ventriloquism, and magical illusions that kept everyone entertained from start to finish.
Talk like a pirate day – Friday 19th September
The children in both the Little Learners and Big Explorers rooms had a fun-filled day celebrating Talk Like a Pirate Day, engaging in a variety of creative and interactive activities. They began by making pirate collages using cutouts and glue, allowing them to explore textures, shapes, and colours while expressing their imaginative ideas. This activity encouraged fine motor skills, creativity, and teamwork, as children shared materials and ideas with their peers.
The celebration continued with a treasure dig in the tuff tray, where children hunted for hidden “treasures,” developing problem-solving skills and excitement for discovery. They also created pirate handprints, turning their hands into colourful pirate designs, and experimented with watercolour painting to bring their pirate-themed creations to life. These playful and hands-on experiences allowed the children to immerse themselves in the pirate theme, fostering imagination, sensory exploration, and a sense of joy and engagement across both rooms.
National Superhero Week –
Monday 22nd – Friday 26th September
During the week both little learners and Big Explorers had lots of fun showing off their cool and super superhero costumes for superhero week! We saw many batman’s, spiderman’s K-Pop hunters and ninja turtles. Both rooms explored themes of what it’s like to be a superhero and how we are superheros in our own way. The children have participated in a range fun and exciting crafts and experience such as a hulk smash game, painting Spiderman’s web, creating captain Americas shield and a range of superhero handprints!
Focus Learning programs
Eco-Warriors
Happy Days Sustainability Program
The little learners’ Eco Warriors focus was all about Energy. The children painted a light bulb image with Miss Josephine and talked about what it was and how it worked. This sparked some great conversations about energy, electricity, and ways we can care for the environment. The children showed so much curiosity as they explored the idea that light bulbs help us see and save power when used wisely. As part of our Eco Warriors Sustainability Program, the Big Explorers also enjoyed painting their own mini pots with bright, vibrant colours. This creative activity encouraged self-expression while helping the little ones connect with the importance of looking after nature. These experiences supported fine motor development, colour recognition, and fostered calm, focused learning while building lifelong eco-friendly values.
Miss Hannah, Miss Josephine and Miss Shania
Munch and Move
Happy days health and fitness program
This month in our Munch & Move program, the children have been focusing on the fundamental movement skill of hopping. Hopping helps to strengthen children’s leg muscles, improve their balance, and develop coordination, all of which are essential for building strong and confident movers. Throughout the month, the children engaged in a variety of fun and meaningful experiences. They enjoyed playing Hopscotch, where they practised hopping through the numbers and challenged themselves to move with control and accuracy. The children also loved singing and moving to the ‘HOP LITTLE BUNNY SONG’ which encouraged them to combine rhythm with movement. Hopping across the balancing stones was another highlight, as this activity required concentration, balance, and perseverance. Finally, we worked on hopping on one leg, which helped children build both strength and confidence as they tested their physical abilities.
Miss Shipra
Playing and Learning to Socialise (PALS)
Happy Days Social Skills Program
During morning minutes, the Big Explorers have been developing their social skills through our new rainbow roll call routine. Each child is encouraged to find their photo and name on the whiteboard and place it onto the rainbow, supporting their recognition skills while also fostering a sense of belonging to the group. To extend this experience, educators have introduced a good morning song, “Bee Bee Bumble Bee, can you say your name for me... my name is...” which gives each child the opportunity to share their name with the group. This promotes confidence, turn-taking, and respectful listening, while also helping the children to learn and remember each other’s names, strengthening their social connections.
The Big Explorers Educators
Projects
Happy Days In-Depth Learning Program
The children explored the human body through a variety of simple, hands-on activities, discussions, and creative craft experiences, allowing them to develop both knowledge and curiosity about how their bodies work. They started by painting a large body outline, which provided a visual and interactive way to identify basic body parts. After painting, they labelled simple parts such as the head, arms, legs, and torso, reinforcing their understanding through discussion and active participation. This activity supported their fine motor skills, language development, and ability to connect concepts with their own bodies.
To further extend their learning, the children engaged in more focused craft and experiment activities. They created a brain using puffy paint and sprinkles, which led to discussions about how the brain controls thinking and movement. They also made a lungs craft to explore breathing and participated in a fun stomach digestion experiment to understand how food is broken down. These interactive experiences allowed the children to make tangible connections to complex body functions, combining creativity, sensory exploration, and scientific observation in a playful and meaningful way.
Miss Feyza and Miss Maddi
Classroom News
The Big Explorers Room
The Discoverers (3-4 yrs old)
& The Inventors (4-6 yrs old)
This month, the children have been busy exploring a variety of exciting interest topics, beginning with cooking week! Each morning, the children joined Miss Maddison to create a range of delicious treats, including cupcakes, smoothies, cookies, Anzac biscuits, custard tarts, and chocolate-dipped strawberries. These experiences not only sparked joy and curiosity but also helped the children develop important life skills such as following steps, measuring, and working together. Cooking also provided meaningful opportunities to explore the concept of cause and effect — watching ingredients change as they were mixed, baked, or chilled became a source of wonder for many of the children.
After our cooking adventures, the children’s interests shifted towards transport. Noticing their growing excitement about different modes of travel, we created both group experiences and craft activities to support this learning. The children enjoyed sharing their knowledge about cars, buses, planes, and trains, and had fun representing these ideas creatively through art and play. Exploring transport encouraged conversation, teamwork, and imaginative role play, allowing the children to make real-world connections to the vehicles they see every day.
To finish off the month, we celebrated Superhero Week! This theme was met with huge enthusiasm as the children embraced a variety of activities inspired by their favourite heroes. They enjoyed superhero-themed painting, washing toy superheroes in sensory play, and engaging in dramatic role play. Almost every activity was transformed into a superhero adventure, sparking creativity and teamwork while encouraging the children to think about the qualities that make someone a “hero,” such as kindness, bravery, and helping others.
It has been a wonderful month of exploration, creativity, and learning through play, and it was fantastic to see the children’s interests guiding our experiences. We look forward to seeing what sparks their curiosity next month!
The Discoverers
(3-4yrs old)
The Discoverers small group has been enjoying an exciting focus on colours, engaging in a variety of fun experiments, sorting activities, and creative crafts. The children explored mixing colours, matching and sorting objects by colour, and creating colourful artwork, which helped them develop their observation skills, fine motor skills, and understanding of patterns. These hands-on experiences encouraged curiosity and experimentation, allowing the children to see the immediate effects of their actions while expressing their creativity in a playful way.
Building on this curiosity, the group has now moved on to exploring cause and effect, which will involve lots of engaging science experiments. Children will investigate how different actions lead to specific results, such as combining ingredients to make reactions, using simple machines, and exploring motion and force. These activities are designed to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and predictive skills, while keeping learning exciting and interactive. The children’s enthusiasm for experimenting and discovering new outcomes continues to foster a love of learning and a deeper understanding of how the world works.
Miss josephine and Miss Bianca
The Inventors
(4-6 yrs old)
Happy Days School Readiness Program
This month, the Inventors have been diving into the wonderful world of the alphabet! Each day, the children participate in a focused literacy activity where they are introduced to a specific letter. They begin by identifying the letter and then move on to tracing it carefully on their worksheets. This daily practice has been a fantastic way for the Inventors to strengthen their letter recognition skills while also developing their fine motor control, pencil grip, and confidence in early writing.
In addition to their tracing work, the children have been learning about the sounds that each letter makes through phonics. The group has been enjoying singing along to the phonics song every day, which helps to reinforce their understanding in a fun and interactive way. Singing and movement make the learning process joyful, and it has been wonderful to see the children becoming more confident in connecting each letter with its matching sound.
Through these activities, the Inventors are not only developing their alphabet knowledge but also building important early literacy foundations that will support their future reading and writing. The children are showing such enthusiasm during these sessions, and it is clear that they are proud of their growing skills. It has been a joy to watch their excitement as they recognize letters in their environment and begin to connect the dots between spoken language, print, and writing.
Miss Hannah and Miss Maddi
The Little Learners Room
6 weeks to 3 years old
This Month, the Little Learners have been busy discovering and learning all about shapes. Through hands-on craft activities, the children explored how shapes can be used to create exciting and imaginative artwork. They enjoyed making colourful shape collages, designing rocket ships our of different shapes, creating silly shape monsters, and experimenting with shape stamps, plus many more fun projects that encouraged creativity and fine motor development. Alongside craft, the children participated in engaging group experiences that helped them recognise and name different shapes in playful ways. A favourite was the shape scavenger hunt, where the children searched high and low to find shapes in their outdoor environment. They also matched shapes, explored a sensory bin filled with rice and sand to uncover hidden shapes, and practised shape drawing and colouring. These experiences supported their problem-solving, observation skills, and early math concepts in a joyful and interactive way.
Recipe of the Month
PASTA BOLOGNESE
What you need:
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500 grams beef mince
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½ onion
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3 cloves garlic
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1 cup grated carrot/zucchini (optional)
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½ cup beef stock
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1 400g tin chopped tomatoes
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2 tablespoon tomato paste
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1 tablespoon worchestershire sauce
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1 teaspoon sugar
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1 tablespoon fresh herbs (parsley/oregano/rosemary/basil) or 1 teaspoon dried mixed herbs
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¼ teaspoon salt (start with this and add more to taste)
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¼ teaspoon black pepper (start with this and add more to taste)
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250g dried pasta
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Grated cheese to serve
step by step instructions
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Finely chop the onion and crush the garlic.
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Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a large frying pan over a medium heat, add the onion & garlic and cook for 2 minutes until fragrant.
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Add the mince and cook until brown (5-10 minutes). Add the vegetables if using and cook for a further 5 minutes.
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Add the beef stock, tomatoes, tomato paste, Worchestershire sauce & sugar and combine. Simmer over a low heat for 15-20 minutes until the bolognese has thickened. About halfway through this cooking time give it a taste test and starting with about ¼ teaspoon of salt, add salt until it is to your taste. Also add the chopped fresh or dried herbs.
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While bolognese is simmering, cook the spaghetti according to the package directions and grate some cheese.
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Drain the spaghetti, dish into bowls and top with the bolognese and grated cheese.
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Serve immediately.
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Store any leftovers in the fridge in a sealed container for 3 days or freeze portions.
Families & Community Partnership
POISON SAFETY: Unfortunately, our little ones have a bad habit of getting sick quite frequently. When they are ill, we often administer different medicines to aid in fighting against the sickness.
Parents and carers must ensure that they appropriately store and handle different medications, ensuring that their children are not at risk of any serious accidents such as ingesting medication.
Some ways that we can prevent an incident from occurring is:
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Store all medicines in a locked and high cupboard that is out of reach to all children. Children are great climbers so make sure cupboards are locked with a safety latch for further prevention.
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Make sure all bags and purses that may have medications are placed up high and out of reach of children
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Keep all medications in original containers
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Be aware of what medications you have in the household and the quantity of each.
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Don’t underestimate your child’s ability to open up packages. Some child resistant packages are still not child proof.
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Never tell a child that medicine tastes like candy
In the event of an accident occurring, you are to call the Poisons Information Hotline (13 11 26) to provide you with the necessary information. If your child has stopped breathing or collapsed call 000. First aid is to be administered immediately in any circumstance.
SUSTAINABILITY AT HOME: At Happy Days we encourage all to be environmentally sustainable and be conscientious of the way we treat our world. Through our educational programs we are providing children with lots of ecological experiences. In doing this we are moulding their mind and teaching them about how we can care for the environment and help it flourish.
One way that we can not only be cost efficient but also sustainable is by reducing our water usage whilst at home.
Some ways we can limit out water waste is by:
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Using a low flow shower head and taking shorter showers
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Instal a duel flush toilet and educate children on the correct way to flush the toilet
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Repair all leaky taps
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Use a front load washing machine
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Collect rainwater to reuse on plants and lawn
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Do not run the tap unnecessarily
CHILD SAFETY:
It is very important that we are always keeping our children safe whilst in vehicles. By using the correct car seats that are properly fitted can reduce the risk of injury by 71%.
According to the NSW centre for road safety:
- for children up to 6 months they need to be seated in an approved rear facing car seat
- from 6 months – 4 years they can sit in either a rear or forward-facing car seat
- from 4 years + children can sit in either a front facing car seat or booster seat
- for children who are 145 cm or taller they can use the adult lap sash seatbelt
SAFE SLEEP PRACTICES:
Safe sleep practices you can implement in your home
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Always place baby on back for sleep, not on their tummy or side
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Keep your baby’s head and face uncovered. Covering baby’s face or head with clothing such as a hat increases the risk of sudden infant death.
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Keep your baby smoke-free before and after birth.
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Have a safe sleeping environment night and day. Make sure the mattress is firm, clean and flat, in a safe cot that meets industry standards. Make sure there are no blankets, soft bedding, toys, pillows or bumpers in the cot.
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Sleep your baby in your room for the first 6 months
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Breastfeed your baby if possible.
INCLUSIVE PROGRAM: At Happy Days our educators work together to ensure that we are an inclusive centre.
To be inclusive means to embrace all people irrespective of race, gender, disability, medical or other need. It is about giving equal access and opportunities and getting rid of discrimination.
As part of Inclusive Program, we offer resources to all families in different languages to ensure everyone is receiving the support and information they need. This month's topic is:
"Encouraging Positive Behaviour"
Arabic
كجزء من البرنامج الشامل ، نقدم موارد لجميع العائلات بلغات مختلفة لضمان حصول الجميع على الدعم والمعلومات التي يحتاجون إليها. موضوع هذا الشهر هو:
نصائح حول تشجيع السلوك اإليجابي
Vietnamese
Là một phần của Chương trình Hòa nhập, chúng tôi cung cấp tài nguyên cho tất cả các gia đình bằng các ngôn ngữ khác nhau để đảm bảo mọi người đều nhận được sự hỗ trợ và thông tin họ cần. Chủ đề của tháng này là