1. Modbury Community Child Care Centre 21/05/2008 Sophie Rainbird

2. Pamphlet holder located by the front door.

3. Notice boards are clearly sign posted: Philosophy and Goals Health and Safety Sue’s kitchen Parent Information The centre is waiting for an inspection for accreditation.

4. Multilingual posters and pamphlets The director tells me that it is a requirement of the accreditation process to have bilingual material available. However, they only have need for Chinese and Dinka material, but Dinka transcribed material is hard to get hold of (they did not have any pamphlets in Dinka) and this does not mean that Dinka speakers can read Dinka.

5. Parent Involvement Sought Partially concealed sign

6. Indigenous References - Through art

7. Booklet series for parents to browse through only. Produced by Early Childhood Australia: The peak national, non-profit, non- government organisation Acts in the interests of young children aged from birth to eight years of age A knowledge broker linking quality assured early childhood knowledge and information to those who need it A leading early childhood publisher http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/abo ut_us/about_early_childhood_australia.html http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/abo ut_us/about_early_childhood_australia.html

8. Local Information

9. Accreditation documents and policies available for parents to see…. Throughout reception we can see the kind of information Modbury CCCC have to display rather than what they would choose to display, due to the accreditation process.

10. Re-designed Posters and printouts Modbury CCCC have cut up official posters and printouts and then have re-arranged them. In doing so these posters stand out and also they have re-claimed the official status of the posters as their own.

11. Accessible materials for parents in different formats: Some to read, take-away, borrow, and purchase. Commercial, policies, entertainment, informative etc.

12. Information also found at CYWHS Information produced by CYWHS

13. Signs These signs on outside of the building promote health initiatives and, at the same time, communicates the authoritative bodies’ endorsement of the centre.