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Child safety is at the centre of everything we do, every day at Goodstart.
As a not for profit, we exist solely to help children thrive and we invest tens of millions of dolla...
We know that understanding emotions is just as important as learning letters and numbers. That’s why we’ve introduced our Social and Emotional Puppets Program—a playful, engaging way for children to explore big feelings in a safe and supportive space.
Our lovable puppet friends help children learn about emotions, empathy, friendship, and problem-solving through stories, role play, and open conversations. The puppets create a sense of comfort and connection, allowing even the shyest children to express themselves and feel heard.
With the guidance of our educators, the puppets act out everyday scenarios that children might face—like taking turns, managing frustration, or making new friends. Children are invited to help the puppets solve problems, offering their own ideas and building resilience, confidence, and communication skills along the way.
This program supports key areas of emotional development and aligns with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), helping children identify, name, and manage their emotions in healthy ways.
Through laughter, stories, and shared experiences, our puppet program is bringing social and emotional learning to life—one conversation at a time.
6:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday
6:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday
6:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday
6:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Friday
Goodstart stories
Goodstart stories
As a not for profit, we exist solely to help children thrive and we invest tens of millions of dolla...
Goodstart stories
Goodstart stories
Hear from our General Manager, Social Impact – Goodstart
Goodstart stories
Goodstart stories
Six of Goodstart’s most outstanding educators and teachers will travel to Singapore later this week ...
Goodstart stories
Goodstart stories
Fifteen years ago, one of Australia’s largest corporate failures left early learning families in cri...