Wallumattagal Campus NSW 2109
A team committed to quality care and education
Mia Mia’s specialist teaching team and other qualified staff work with your family to create a program for your child.
Our staff are committed to:
- leading children in discovery and inquiry based learning by providing them with opportunities to make choices, explore, observe, play, problem-solve and imagine
- giving clear and regular feedback about your child’s development
- creating a safe, aesthetically pleasing and stimulating environment where children can flourish
- building mutually trusting and respectful relationships
- valuing diversity, equity and social justice
- evaluating programs so they continue to meet educational needs
- taking part in ongoing professional development
- enhancing community awareness and understanding of early childhood theories and practice.
Mia Mia’s staff also:
- give guest lectures and provide leadership to students from the School of Education on campus and in other professional forums
- believe that each child and family should have interesting learning experiences, feel a sense of belonging and get involved
- happily welcome visiting researchers, students, educators, academics and others who come to Mia Mia to observe, conduct research or to be trained and mentored.
Staff qualifications and ratios
We have lower child-to-carer ratios and higher levels of trained staff than recommended.
Programs | Maximum number of children | Minimum number of staff |
|---|---|---|
6 weeks - 2 years | 12 children |
|
2–3 years | 15 children |
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3–5 years | 24 children |
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Outdoor classroom | N/A |
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Other staff
- A Centre manager (Early Childhood degree)
- An administrative assistant (Business degree)
- A cook (Food Handling and Nutrition qualification)
- Programming relief.
Many Mia Mia staff members possess additional related qualifications in the form of accredited courses, undergraduate and postgraduate degree qualifications.