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Children's Participation Philosophy
With all of our decisions and interactions we aim to support all children in their participation of experiences, including their right to choose not to participate. Our environments are reflected upon the children’s interests and abilities and we also provide experiences to further develop these skills. Our educators respect children for their choices, their interests and skills and provide a flexible program to allow children to develop.
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