Roundtable Magazine Autumn 2026 | Edition 36
Inside our NEW LOOK edition
– How Park Street Early Learning sparks curiosity through child-led learning
A study tour to Childspace in Wellington, Aotearoa
– Free Child Safe posters for children and families
– Looking back on 40+ years of the Community Services Coordinators Associaton
– In Friends like us, Deborah Castle and Anthony Morris reflect on their 16 years working together at North Fitzroy Chldcare Co-operatative
– Community Child Care Association to It Takes A Village, 50 years in the making
Programming that speaks to all children: Bringing home languages into your learning
Hear from Naseem Badshah, Poornima Balasubramanian, and Joelle Pydiah, leaders at Monash Community Family Co-operative, who’ll share their passion for honouring their diverse community through the use of multiliteracies.
Relationships with families: Professional boundaries and difficult conversations
Feeling anxious about tackling tough conversations with families?
Finding it hard to establish realistic expectations and boundaries?
Building positive relationships with families can sometimes be tricky, but it is an essential part of our role.
Karin Humphrey, Be You Consultant, shares her expertise.
Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in your service
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families continue to face significant challenges in accessing culturally safe and effective support for their children’s social and emotional wellbeing.
This webinar, hosted by Nancy Jeffrey, a proud Woolwonga descendant born in Darwin on Larrakia Country, provides deeper insight into the lived experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.
Roundtable Magazine Summer 2024 | Edition 32
Inside this edition:
– Navigating OSHC challenges: Streamlining your budget and strengthening committee communication
– Six signs you need a workforce plan
– Friends like us: Marli Traill, Emma Keft and Cat Kimber
– Community first: How an inner-city OSHC, Brunswick East Primary School, has remained proudly community-run
Relationships with families: Professional boundaries and difficult conversations
Feeling anxious about tackling tough conversations with families?
Finding it hard to establish realistic expectations and boundaries?
Building positive relationships with families can sometimes be tricky, but it is an essential part of our role.
Karin Humphrey, Be You Consultant, shared her expertise in this member-only webinar.