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When is the right time to teach my child to read

When is the right time to teach my child to read

by kids first | Jul 8, 2015 | Education & Tuition, School Readiness, Speech Pathology

Vickie Leung, Speech Pathologist and former director of the Multi-Lit Literacy Centre at Macquarie University, explains how and when to help your child start learning to read. As a speech pathologist and literacy specialist, many parents ask me questions about when...
How to deal with your child’s disappointing school report

How to deal with your child’s disappointing school report

by kids first | Jun 20, 2015 | Education & Tuition

School reports – sometimes parents dread receiving them more than children do. Teacher and founder of Kids First Children’s Services, Sonja Walker, suggests ways to deal with your child’s disappointing school report in a positive and proactive way. I’d be willing to...
Is your child gifted?

Is your child gifted?

by kids first | May 9, 2015 | Education & Tuition, Family and child Psychology

About 10 per cent Australian children are gifted or significantly advanced in a specific area. Some gifted kids have exceptional reasoning and problem-solving abilities, while others have creative or physical talents. Educational and Developmental Psychologist Karen...
Common myths about speech problems in children

Common myths about speech problems in children

by kids first | May 3, 2015 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Speech Pathology

It’s easy to hope that a child might grow out of a speech problem, but according to Elise Baker from the University of Sydney, parents need to be aware of the myths that prevent them from seeking speech patho0logy for their child. Elise Baker, University of...
Evidence of home schooling success erased from inquiry report

Evidence of home schooling success erased from inquiry report

by kids first | May 1, 2015 | Education & Tuition

Homeschooling has become increasingly popular in Sydney and at Kids First, we’ve supported many children who don’t attend a conventional school. A recent inquiry showed that homeschooling is often misunderstood, as academics from some of Australia’s...
Public schools in NSW: How to find your local school

Public schools in NSW: How to find your local school

by kids first | Apr 27, 2015 | Early Intervention, Education & Tuition, Family and child Psychology

If you’re wondering what local school your child is entitled to enroll in, this quick explanation and summary from Educational & Developmental Psychologists at Kids First in Sydney’s northern beaches will help. Confused by enrolment rules in NSW...
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