Check out these beautiful posters for Children’s Week. What is it? It's a national celebration of children’s rights, held each year across Australia around the fourth Wednesday in October. It highlights the rights of children to thrive, learn, play and be heard, as set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
Children’s Week celebrates the right of every child to enjoy their childhood. It is also a time to recognise and value children’s talents, skills and contributions.
At the centre of the week is Universal Children’s Day. This day reminds us to uphold the dignity and rights of all children, especially those who face disadvantage or do not have access to the essentials for a safe, happy and healthy life. A great reminder to us all. You can find out more here or download your own: childrensweek.org.au/resources/activities-tip-sheets? ...
Here at Prosper Project Australia, we take children's rights and safety very seriously. We do this by completing regular child safety training and staying up-to-date on the latest child safety practices and guidelines. We also teach parents how to parent in ways that are supportive, safe and educational through our regular workshops around western Sydney.
Children’s Week is Australia’s national celebration of children’s rights. It brings communities together to recognise children’s achievements, listen to their voices, and celebrate their right to enjoy childhood.
Happy Childrens Week to all the kids out there in our community from us 🙂 💜 ...
Celebrate Children’s Week around the world! 🌏 Here's some free printable colouring sheets are a fun, creative way for kids to explore different cultures and celebrate the wonderful mix of people who call NSW home.
🍲 Colour in a shared meal from a faraway table 🌸 Discover beautiful flowers from different corners of the globe 👋 Learn how to say “hello” in multiple languages Grab your crayons and get colouring! ✏️
Check out these beautiful posters for Children’s Week.
What is it? It's a national celebration of children’s rights, held each year across Australia around the fourth Wednesday in October. It highlights the rights of children to thrive, learn, play and be heard, as set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
Children’s Week celebrates the right of every child to enjoy their childhood. It is also a time to recognise and value children’s talents, skills and contributions.
At the centre of the week is Universal Children’s Day. This day reminds us to uphold the dignity and rights of all children, especially those who face disadvantage or do not have access to the essentials for a safe, happy and healthy life.
A great reminder to us all.
You can find out more here or download your own: childrensweek.org.au/resources/activities-tip-sheets? ...
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Here at Prosper Project Australia, we take children's rights and safety very seriously. We do this by completing regular child safety training and staying up-to-date on the latest child safety practices and guidelines.
We also teach parents how to parent in ways that are supportive, safe and educational through our regular workshops around western Sydney.
Children’s Week is Australia’s national celebration of children’s rights. It brings communities together to recognise children’s achievements, listen to their voices, and celebrate their right to enjoy childhood.
Happy Childrens Week to all the kids out there in our community from us 🙂 💜 ...
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Celebrate Children’s Week around the world! 🌏
Here's some free printable colouring sheets are a fun, creative way for kids to explore different cultures and celebrate the wonderful mix of people who call NSW home.
🍲 Colour in a shared meal from a faraway table
🌸 Discover beautiful flowers from different corners of the globe
👋 Learn how to say “hello” in multiple languages
Grab your crayons and get colouring! ✏️
Download the colouring sheets here 👉 multicultural.nsw.gov.au/colouring-sheets-for-kids/ See less (or link in bio). ...
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