Parenting Order
A set of orders made by a court about parenting arrangements for a child. May include any or all aspects of the care, welfare or development of the child.
Past Tense
Writing or speaking in past tense means that you are describing something that has already happened. For example: Sam walked past the door. The child was sitting on the mat.
Persevere
To maintain a purpose in spite of obstacles or difficulties.
Personal Space
The amount of physical space an individual requires without feeling as though they are being crowded.
Philosophy
Any system of beliefs or values adopted by an organisation.
Physical
Relating to the body or bodily/or of relating to material nature.
Physically
To perform a task using one's body.
Pilot
Serving as a test or trial.
Power Ranger
A popular superhero toy.
Pre-school Aged
Children who are 3 or 4 years of age (this may differ from state to state).
Present Tense
Writing or speaking in present tense means that you are describing something that is currently happening. For example: Sam is running past the door. Jane is painting a picture.
Preventative Measures
Actions you can take to avoid something happening, for example; moving a sharp knife off the counter to avoid injury.
Prioritising
Putting things in order of importance, as in a list of 'things to do' or tasks to complete.
Probing
To examine or search thoroughly.
Process
To treat, prepare or deal with in some particular way/continuous. Action or series of changes.
Product
Something produced by nature or by a natural process.
Professionals
Refers to people who are qualified to perform specific duties, such as people who are qualified to work with specific needs of children. Eg. Speech Therapist or Physiotherapist.
Programs
Child focussed plan to be carried out daily.