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Creating Confident Kindergarten Starts at Waratah Public School
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Paul's Positive Podcast: Episode - Embracing the First Day with Enthusiasm
Welcome to Paul's Positive Podcast, hosted by Amy Iverson, where we delve into the heartwarming corners of human interest stories designed to uplift and inspire. Today’s episode is tailor-made for you, Paul, as we explore a story of innovation and positivity in education from Waratah Public School.
This inspiring story centers around a significant anxiety point for many families: the first day of kindergarten. Discover how Waratah Public School, through a meticulous application of the Department of Education's transition policy program, has transformed this challenging day into an exciting adventure for newcomers like Hugo Woods and Emilia Shipp.
We'll dive into how the school leverages the warmth and wisdom of Year 4 students, such as Lilah Mouthaan and Harry Ziolkowski, who act as buddies for kindergarteners, guiding them through educational activities. These early interactions not only ease the kindergarteners into their new environment but also sow the seeds of lasting friendships and mutual respect among students.
Hear from relieved and hopeful parents, Stephanie Hutchison and Jessica Graham, who share their heartfelt thoughts on seeing their children step confidently into their educational paths. Assistant Principal Leoni Butler provides deeper insight into the program's objectives and its impressive outcomes, like diminishing fear and building a strong sense of community among the young learners.
Amy rounds off the discussion by highlighting how thoughtful initiatives like these can fundamentally enhance the schooling experience, setting a jubilant and enthusiastic tone from day one. This episode is not just a story about the transition into kindergarten but a celebration of how intentional actions can positively affect our sense of belonging and eagerness to learn.
Join Amy as she reflects on these beautiful developments that not only share the spirit with you, Paul, but also remind us of the powerful role education plays in shaping hopeful, vibrant communities. Let's tune in and fill your day with positivity!
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Kindy transition program taking first day jitters out of the equation
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Welcome to Paul's Positive Podcast, hosted by Amy Iverson, where we delve into the heartwarming corners of human interest stories designed to uplift and inspire. Today’s episode is tailor-made for you, Paul, as we explore a story of innovation and positivity in education from Waratah Public School.
This inspiring story centers around a significant anxiety point for many families: the first day of kindergarten. Discover how Waratah Public School, through a meticulous application of the Department of Education's transition policy program, has transformed this challenging day into an exciting adventure for newcomers like Hugo Woods and Emilia Shipp.
We'll dive into how the school leverages the warmth and wisdom of Year 4 students, such as Lilah Mouthaan and Harry Ziolkowski, who act as buddies for kindergarteners, guiding them through educational activities. These early interactions not only ease the kindergarteners into their new environment but also sow the seeds of lasting friendships and mutual respect among students.
Hear from relieved and hopeful parents, Stephanie Hutchison and Jessica Graham, who share their heartfelt thoughts on seeing their children step confidently into their educational paths. Assistant Principal Leoni Butler provides deeper insight into the program's objectives and its impressive outcomes, like diminishing fear and building a strong sense of community among the young learners.
Amy rounds off the discussion by highlighting how thoughtful initiatives like these can fundamentally enhance the schooling experience, setting a jubilant and enthusiastic tone from day one. This episode is not just a story about the transition into kindergarten but a celebration of how intentional actions can positively affect our sense of belonging and eagerness to learn.
Join Amy as she reflects on these beautiful developments that not only share the spirit with you, Paul, but also remind us of the powerful role education plays in shaping hopeful, vibrant communities. Let's tune in and fill your day with positivity!
Links:
Kindy transition program taking first day jitters out of the equation
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