Barry Beckett Children’s Centre Philosophy
We believe in creating a centre that is welcoming and responsive to children and families; one that motivates and maintains curious, reflective educators. We see children as citizens now and in the future who teach us as much as we teach them.
We engage in a collaborative approach to our curriculum, with children, families, and educators joining to create a rich and diverse learning experiences. We utilise the latest research and evidence to inform our practice, so that children at BBCC have access to exceptional education and care opportunities.
We are responsive and provide time and space to engage in the “everyday” with children, joining with them in their play to facilitate their learning and grow in their thinking.
We encourage an environment that is inclusive and respectful; one that fosters kindness and is considerate of all living flora and fauna. We support children’s sense of agency and ownership of their developing sense of relationship with others and the natural world.

WE BELIEVE THESE EVERYDAY ACTS AND WAYS OF BEING REALLY CAN CHANGE THE WORLD!



Policies
In addition to our philosophy, our work is informed and guided by the following policies:
Acceptance and Refusal of Authorisations
Administration of First Aid
Administration of Medication
Anaphylaxis and Allergic Reactions
Asthma Management
Behaviour Support
CCTV
Child Safe Environment and Wellbeing
Code of Conduct
Compliments and Complaints
Dealing with Infectious Diseases
Dealing with Medical Conditions
Delivery and Collection of Children
Determining Responsible Person
Diabetes
Educational Program
Emergency and Evacuation
Enrolment and Orientation (Sessional Kinder)
Enrolment and Orientation (Long Day Care)
Environmental Sustainability
Epilepsy and Seizures
eSafety for Children
Excursions, Regular Outings and Service Events
Family Violence Support
Fees – Kindergarten
Fees – Long Day Care
Food Safety
Governance and Management of the Service
Hygiene
Incident, Injury, Trauma and Illness
Inclusion and Equity
In-nature Program
Interactions with Children
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Nutrition, Oral Health and Active Play
Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Violence and Aggression
Participation of Volunteers and Students
Prevention of Harassment and Bullying
Privacy and Confidentiality
Road Safety Education and Safe Road Transport
Safe Use of Digital Technologies and Online Environment
Sleep and Rest
Staff Grievances and Dispute Resolution
Staff Recruitment
Staffing
Sun Protection
Supervision of Children
Tobacco, E-Cigarettes, Vapes, Alcohol and Other Drugs
Water Safety
Whistle Blower
