1. The document discusses the importance of children, parents/whanau, and relationships in a child's learning and development. It states that children are capable learners exploring the world, and that parents are children's first teachers who provide valuable insights. Strong relationships between teachers and parents improve trust and consistency for children. 2. Learning, community, and inclusion are also discussed as important. Learning allows people to evolve and participate in the world. An inclusive community can accommodate all children's interests and needs through collaboration. Inclusion means all children have a right to participate regardless of needs. 3. The document presents a philosophy statement that inclusion is a process, not a fixed state. All children should be engaged through