Parent Educator Partnerships
Exciting - New - Innovative Program for Early Childhood Educators and Parents
Why PEP?
Children achieve the best outcomes—academically, socially, and emotionally—when parents and early childhood educators work together to support child development and well-being. However, aligning approaches, expectations, and relationships isn’t always easy.
Resourcing Early Childhood Educators
Engaging Parents
Supporting Child Development and Well-being
Comprehensive & Affordable Programs
TWO Comprehensive Programs, ONE Low-Cost Solution
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Continuing Professional Development for Centre Staff
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Parent Engagement and Education
Key Outcomes for Early Childhood Centres
✔ Child Development & Well-being
✔ Flexible, Year-round Continuing Professional Development for Educators & Staff
✔ Ongoing Parent Engagement & Support
How the Program Works
Centres sign up for the PEP Program and invite all parents and employees to register. Registrants receive access to one new topic per month, delivered as:
1️⃣ 30-minute interactive live webinar with a 15-minute Q&A
2️⃣ 24/7 access to the PEP Resource Centre, featuring:
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Webinar replays
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Podcasts
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Articles
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Reflective activities to turn learning into practice
PEP topics align with the Early Years Learning Framework and National Quality Standards.
Investment
Early Childhood Centres sign up for the 6- or 12-month PEP Program for a monthly or discounted annual fee per centre.
This fee provides access to all educators and all parents at that one centre.
Centres can continue after the initial 6- or 12-month program – each additional 6- or 12-month program contains new topics for ongoing professional development and learning.
Topics Covered
PEP covers a wide range of critical topics for educators, parents, and children, including:
Developing Reflective Practice Skills – Turning learning into classroom practice
Transition to School – Supporting academic, social, and emotional skills
Behavioral Management – A proven 3-step approach
Self-Care Practices – For educators, parents, and children
Effective Communication – Nurturing vs. harmful approaches
Healthy Children – Nutrition, exercise, and sleep guidelines
Emotional Intelligence – Strategies to help children manage emotions
Role Models – Being a good example without being perfect
Screen Time – Understanding risks and supporting safe use
Building Resilience & Self-Esteem – Problem-solving and self-regulation skills
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Meet the Program Director
Dr. Rosina McAlpine (BCom, MCom(Hons), MHEd, PhD)
Dr. Rosina McAlpine is an award-winning educator, author, and family well-being expert. As CEO of Win Win Parenting, she provides professional development for early childhood educators in Australia and the U.S., equipping parents and educators with resources to support child development.