Fiona is a dedicated business administrator with over 25′ years experience in administration, bookkeeping and accounting roles.  Holding a Bachelor of Business from Edith Cowan University, Fiona’s experience is varied from working in commercial business, education environments and operating her own bookkeeping business.

Fiona enjoys working in a dynamic and caring environments.  Her commitment extends beyond the office, as she enjoys golf, travelling, and spending quality time with family.

Kiah grew up on a Western Australian wheat farm and loves working outdoors. She is passionate about the importance of offering children the opportunity to form a connection with the natural environment, especially in the early years, as a foundation for lifelong wellbeing and resilience.

Kiah first heard glowing reports of Bold Park Community School from her lecturers at Murdoch University whilst completing a Graduate Diploma in Education. As her own children began their educational journeys at Bold Park she embraced opportunities to participate in the school community, first as a parent, then as an intern and in 2010 as a teacher in the Primary School and Coordinator of the Wilderness Playgroup. A love of working with the youngest children in our school community motivated Kiah to undertake postgraduate studies allowing her to specialise in Early Childhood education.

Kiah’s teaching practice is enriched by previous careers in the film and television industry and as a yoga teacher. In her teaching, she seeks to inspire the physical, social-emotional and cognitive growth of each child whilst working in close partnership with families to support transition.

Kiah has a deep respect for place-based learning and the Reggio Approach, integral to the school’s teaching and learning philosophy, and seeks to deepen her understanding through ongoing research.

Laura is a nurturing and conscious early childhood teacher who facilitates the Wilderness Playgroup.

With extensive experience teaching within Early Years, Laura has spent six years leading the Preschool and the Toddler Rooms at the UWA Early Learning Centre.

Committed to providing outreach to children and families, Laura has also worked as a Young People’s Service’s Librarian for the City of Rockingham, an Austswim Teacher for the City of Canning and a Birthday Party Host at The Pickled Fairy and Other Myths.

The fairy inside has never really left!

Laura is motivated by sparking joy and wonder within each child. Combined with her love of the creative arts and passion for reconnecting children with nature, she is excited to venture into the Wildspace at Bold Park.

Tomoko joined the Pre Kindy team at BPCS in 2001 as she had a great interest in early childhood education.  As she worked, she completed her Certificate 3 in Children’s Services (0-12yrs). Tomoko left in 2009 to prepare for the birth of her daughter Sakura and returned in 2013.  Now as the mother of a child who speaks Japanese at home and English at school, Tomoko became very interested in how to support children in early childhood, who speak more than one language. Apart from her work in Pre Kindy, Tomoko works across the whole of the Early Childhood department, not only supporting the Japanese speaking students but also working with their families to support their understanding of the BPCS philosophy.