I consider myself fortunate. Cooking has always been a part of my life, from running through the commercial kitchens of wineries as a child, baking with Grandma at home, or helping to run the primary school canteen in grade 6.

Although I never in my wildest dreams thought it would be m...

I always knew when I was younger that I wanted to work with children but was not sure in what capacity I would do this. There is so much pressure on high school students now to make that crucial decision on what they will be doing for the rest of their lives, as though that is the final de...

Four years ago, my world was drastically changed forever: I had become a father. My wife and I had created a beautiful little boy. Not to waste too much time, we began the process again and a year and two months later we had our second precious baby boy. Roughly two years passed and I made...

I recently returned from Melbourne where I had the pleasure of attending a workshop at The Guardian Pedagogical Exchange hosted by Kerrie O’Neill, Director of Early Childhood Hub and a founding committee member of the Reggio Emilia Australia Information Exchange. The group was given a tour...

I believe there is a special place in hell reserved for ‘bloggers’. In a world where celebrities are considered credible authorities on major social issues and every 21-year old university graduate considers themselves an ‘expert’ on something, what the world doesn’t need is more opinions.

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