Roundtable Magazine Spring 2025 | Edition 35

Magazine cover. 2 Children painting a mural on a wall

Inside this edition:
– How East Melbourne Childcare Co-operative takes children’s advocacy seriously
– A handy guide to relational pedagogy
– Six ways to make the most of your membership
– Member loyalty provider showcase: DreamstoneHR
– How we are advocating for reform in our sector
– Why relationship-based programs matter in education and care
– Friends like us: Iwandee Suvanmani and Narelle Lawton

Kicking goals in the kitchen

Kicking goals in the kitchen

Many services tell us that a major barrier to achieving an Exceeding rating is consistently delivering a menu that meets the unique needs of each child.

Understanding children’s mental health

Understanding children's mental health

Jade and Afra from Emerging Minds explore what mental health looks like for children aged 0-12 years and what we can do in our role as educators to support positive mental health in our day to day interactions with children and their families.

Roundtable Magazine Winter 2025 | Edition 34

Inside this edition:
– How a unique remote service tackles workforce and recruitment
– Ten awesome activities for extreme weather days
– Reduce screen time and keep children moving with Activated OSHC
– Friends like us: Susan Werner and Catharine Hydon
– Member loyalty provider showcase: CU Health

Six stellar reads for teachers

Guide Six stellar reads for teachers

Our team of ITAV consultants share their top reads for teachers.
A mix of big-picture thinking, practical advice, inspiration and heartfelt storytelling, there’s something here for every educator.

Educator burnout: What you need to know

Educator burnout what you need to know

Registered psychologist and wellbeing expert Carly Arkinstall leads us through the signs and symptoms of educator burnout, how to avoid it, as well as practical tips to help alleviate stress and achieve a healthier, happier work-life balance.

Nurturing wellbeing in a busy world

The unhurried child: Nurturing wellbeing in a busy world

Today’s children are experiencing a sensory crisis.
Screen time is way up. Physical play is way down. The result? Children’s development is suffering.
In this webinar, Developmental Educator Robyn Papworth explores how to nurture children’s sensory wellbeing in your service.