Meet Kinderloop’s new survey feature

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Kinderloop now offers the ability to create surveys. They’re a great way to get a response from either your linked family or educators – depending on which audience you’re targeting. […]

Educator-to-Educator Posts

by KinderloopPosted in Hints and tips, UncategorizedTagged collaboration, early years, early years documentation, educator posts, eylf, linkingLeave a Comment

Kinderloop now offers the option of creating “pink”, or private, educator posts. Posts that aren’t for the eyes of families, but instead offer an advanced style of messaging between educators […]

Autism Specific Early Learning… how this looks through the eyes of one Australian service.

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Kinderloop recently ran a competition for educator’s to create and submit a community wall. The calibre of entries blew us all away, but there was one that really captured our […]

Diversity Kids: Leading the way forward into an inclusive and culturally-sensitive Australia.

by KinderloopPosted in Articles, UncategorizedTagged culture, diversity, early years, early years educator, education, embedding diversity, eylf, inclusion, kinderloopLeave a Comment

Kinderloop HQ were thrilled to speak to Meni and Pam from Diversity Kids to get a bit of background information on who they are and what they do. Particularly interesting […]

The Power of Community

by KinderloopPosted in Articles, UncategorizedTagged collaboration, community, community walls, early years, early years educator, EYFS documentation, eylf, EYLF documentation, kinderloopLeave a Comment

Kinderloop has long held a vision. We see a future of collaborative ideas shared between our much-loved Educators. No matter where they are in this wide world. Irrelevant of the […]

What on earth is a Schema?

by KinderloopPosted in Articles, UncategorizedTagged behaviour, behaviour in children, behaviour patterns, early years, early years educator, EYFS documentation, eylf, EYLF documentation, kinderloop, schemasLeave a Comment

Educator’s who know the secret of Schemas are on to something big. They can observe a child at play and notice a pattern where others may just see the behaviour […]

Simplifying Critical Reflections

by KinderloopPosted in Articles, UncategorizedTagged compliance, critical reflections, critical thinking, early years, early years documentation, EYFS documentation, eylfLeave a Comment

Those of us who’ve worked in the Early Childhood industry know full well there’s a considerable amount of knowledge required to perform our job. No matter how passionate about children […]

Meet the Professionals: Astrid Kylstra – Dentist

by KinderloopPosted in Articles, UncategorizedTagged child friendly dentist, dentist, early childhood, early education, early years, healthy teeth, oral care, oral hygiene, preschoolers, toddlersLeave a Comment

Full name: Astrid KylstraQualification: Bachelor of Dental Science (Hons) Qld Q – How long have you been a practicing Dentist?A – I graduated in 1994, so I have been practicing […]

Powerful reporting in your Kinderloop

by KinderloopPosted in Articles, UncategorizedTagged compliance, early years, early years documentation, early years reporting, eylf, linking, NQS reporting, reportingLeave a Comment

Reporting… is it needed in the early childhood sector? Errrm, YES, absolutely! Here’s a glimpse at what we’ll be looking at in further detail in this article. Reports utilising Learning […]

Kinderloop’s Immunisation Schedule Feature

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If you’ve been a Kinderlooper for any period of time now, you’re likely aware that we highly value our Educators and we really listen when feature requests are made, actioning […]

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