Why play matters more than ABCs and 123s
There is no evidence that learning to read younger has any advantage, in fact, creative play uses much more of the brain than teacher-led learning. Read More
Study from home for FREE!
Stepping up to tertiary study just became easier for thousands of students around the country, thanks to the Government’s fees-free policy. Read More
Tongue-tied
New mothers are often told, “breastfeeding is best”. However, sometimes the milk just doesn’t flow and more mothers believe that tongue-tie might be to blame. Read More
Keeping safe around dogs
Research shows that having a dog is good for children as it increases their attentiveness, decreases anxiety and improves their emotional intelligence. Read More
Extend Your Learning with the New Level 4
Following a review by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA), 2018 will see the rollout of a streamlined range of new early childhood education qualification pathways that will be useful... Read More
Ever heard of Technoference?
It’s the term used to describe interference in your personal relationships due to the over-use of technology such as smartphones, tablets, computers, and other devices. Read More
Helping Children Heal after a Natural Disaster
It seems that more and more of us have been adversely affected in some way by a natural disaster. Read More
PORSE and Your Child's Pre-school Years
Being in a secure attachment relationship with one special educator is not just important in their first year, but right through the first 1,000 days. Read More
Spread the Love - PORSE Educator Refer a Friend
Ask Jo Davison about her job and you could walk away inspired to seek a new career. The Dunedin educator joined PORSE six years ago and loves it so much, she’s brought five friends on-board!
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