Enrolling in kindy can be a big step, not only for little ones but parents too. It’s an exciting time, but it can also be a little daunting. But there’s…
Establishing a teeth brushing routine at home Dental hygiene starts at home. Ideally, it should start at a young age when all other routines are being taught. The earlier your…
Here at Deadly Kindy we are committed to ensuring all our jarjums and gundoos are given the opportunity to connect with their culture and develop their identity. Through a variety…
From time to time jarjums can experience challenges or difficult circumstances. These things are all a part of life and for emotionally resilient children they can be a chance to…
Hi my name is Tenneile and I am from the Budjari mob near the Paroo river, close to the southern border of Queensland. My mob's totem is a grey kangaroo.…
Hi, my name is Kristen, I'm a proud Kullilli woman from Thargomindah and an early childhood educator at Deadly Kindy Burragah. I'm a single mum of two beautiful boys, one…
Have you met our Deadly Kindy Regional Pedagogical Lead Wendy? She’s been a part of our kindy team for several years, previously working in the role of teacher and manager…
Here at Deadly Kindy we know just how hard it is keeping your little ones happy and busy these school holidays. That’s why we have put together five easy and…
The school holidays are the perfect time to slow down, spend time with your jarjums, and explore fun activities that celebrate culture and creativity. This summer, why not weave in…
A great way to share Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures with children is to share cultural stories with them from a young age. Storytelling is a significant part of…
After weeks of preparation, our Deadly Kindy staff are excited to welcome all the new gundoos and jarjums for 2022! They've been working hard over the break to make sure…
Our Deadly Kindy Burragah jarjums celebrated Indigenous Literacy Day and Early Childhood Educators' Day by launching their very own book. The Deadly Kindy Burragah class of 2020 wrote and…
For Indigenous Literacy Day we celebrated the release of our Burragah book at Where the Wild Things Are Bookshop. Written and illustrated by our Burragah Deadly Kindy class of 2020, Nyungai Ngullina Nyumbajaburuyah…