Resources

Shine Bright Family Information

Early Childhood Early Intervention

If your child is aged 0-6 years and has a disability, or if there are concerns with their development, they may be eligible to receive support from the NDIS. Your child’s early years are very important as they set up how they’ll learn and develop later in life. Support provided early will give your child the best chance of achieving their potential. Through participating in everyday situations, your child will be provided with opportunities grow and learn.

For further information on the below please click on following links; www.ndis.gov.au/ecei    

  • What is early childhood early intervention?
  • What to expect 
  • Accessing ECEI
  • The ECEI journey

www.ndis.gov.au/ecei    

https://www.ndis.gov.au/html/sites/default/files/Early-childhood-Early-Intervention.pdf

https://www.ndis.gov.au/about-us/locations.html

Children's Goals and Interests

Shine Bright have developed a form for families to complete with their child to help us plan effectively.

Goals and interests for each child (63 KB)

Child Protection Parent Resources

Childwise offer a variety of free educational materials for parents including Publications, Books and Factsheets.

Please visit the Child Wise website and view the resources under Parent/Carers, Resources.

Supporting Children During Disaster and Traumatic Events

Fact Sheet – Trauma responses in children aged 0 to 24 months

Fact Sheet – Trauma responses in children aged 2 to 4 years

Fact Sheet – Trauma responses in children aged 5 – 12 years

Kindergarten Inclusion Support Packages (KIS Packages)

If you have a child with a disability or additional needs the Kindergarten Inclusion Tip Sheets from the Association for Children with a Disability may be of assistance. 

Included in this 28 pages, are 3 Parent Stories, information regarding Kindergarten Inclusion Support, choosing a kindergarten and a 2nd year of Kindergarten. 

Further information about KIS packages can be found on the Department of Education and Training’s website.

Kindergarten Inclusion Tip Sheets (7200 KB)

Child Dental Health

Do you have a child requiring a dental check up or require emergency dental care? Bendigo Health –  Pathways for Public Dental Treatment for Children provides an outline on how they can provide dental access for your children. 

Pathways to Public Dental Treatment for Children (357 KB)

School Exemption Information

Children who are turning six (compulsory school age) during the second year of funded kindergarten must be exempt from attending school from the Department of Education and Training.

Further information can be found on the Department’s website (at the bottom of the page).

Strategic Plan

Planning Strategically allows organisations to thrive and grow towards a prosperous future. In developing this, our newly endorsed strategic plan, our goal as an organisation is to secure a future where Shine Bright leads the early childhood education and care sector and sets a new benchmark in both the development, management and delivery of educational programs for those most deserving, our children.

Please click below to view and read more about LMPA’s Strategic Plan 2016.

Strategic Plan (5510 KB)

Useful Links and Brochures

Early Years Learning Frameworks

Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA)

RESOURCES FOR INDIGENOUS FAMILIES AND CHILDREN

Activity Sheets

From the Keerraywoorroong dialect, Warrnambool,Victoria

Fish (242 KB)

Turtle (222 KB)

Kangaroo (271 KB)

Cobra (256 KB)

“NEW” – The Aboriginal Languages Unit of work for level one is available at the VCAA, and a great way of sharing Aboriginal culture with children.

Aboriginal Languages Victoria

National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee

Koorie Heritage Trust Inc

Yarn Strong Sista

Sister’s Dreaming

Aboriginal Fabrics

Welcome to Country and Acknowledgement of Country – DET (429 KB)

Learning English as an Additional Language (2442 KB)

We look forward to sharing more information with you in the future. Bookmark this page and visit it regularly for updates.

Activities

Our local independent indigenous representative, Aunty Sue Allengame suggested that staff could share the famous Australian children’s book, “Wombat Stew” with the children.

Goanna Sheets

Finger Puppets (193 KB)

Music

There is a song called Wombat Wobbles that is fun for children (link to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvFSPxL_IWA) with an accompanying dance.

LMPA would love to promote your celebrations and our Indigenous Culture by posting photos of celebrations, please send them to LMPA (link to contact us page to relevant person). Please do not identify children for privacy reasons.

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