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Package 6 | THE THREE LITTLE PIGS | 8-12 weeks

"Once upon a time there were three pigs who went out into the world to seek their fortune."

This package includes:


1) Cross-site observation sampling


  • I visit a sample of sites across your network so we get a truthful picture of practice—not just what one strong centre is doing.
  • Sampling is planned to reflect real variation: newer vs established sites, different leaders, different age groups, different community contexts.
  • Observations focus on the high-impact areas that most affect children’s experience and quality consistency:
  • You receive a clear, non-blaming “network snapshot” that highlights patterns and priority leverage points.


2) Calibration sessions for teachers and leaders

This is where consistency starts to solidify. Calibration means: we agree on what “good” looks like and how to recognise it, across all sites.


  • For leaders: how to observe practice fairly, give feedback clearly, and coach without shaming staff.
  • For teachers: shared expectations around routines, interactions, and how learning evidence is collected.
  • We use real examples (anonymised) to align judgement:
  • Outcome: leaders and teachers stop working from personal preferences and start working from a shared quality lens.


3) Implementation monitoring and feedback loop

Roll-outs fail when there’s no rhythm for follow-through. This package builds a simple, supportive cycle.

  • A practical monitoring structure that doesn’t become paperwork.
  • A feedback loop that allows sites to share what’s working and what’s hard.
  • The goal is steady improvement with emotional safety: staff feel supported, and leaders feel equipped.


4) End-of-phase review with recommendations for scale

At the end of the phase, you receive a clear summary that helps you decide what to do next.


  • Progress review against agreed indicators 
  • Identification of common barriers and practical solutions
  • Recommendations 


If needed, I can also propose a “Phase 2” plan for a wider roll-out.

Pause Reflect

  • Are you a leader running between centres, putting out fires, and wishing quality didn’t depend on constant chasing?


  • Do different sites interpret “standards” in different ways, leaving you with uneven practice and mixed messages?


  • Have roll-outs started with enthusiasm, only to fade because follow-through, coaching, and monitoring feel too heavy?


  • Do leaders and teachers need a shared quality lens—so feedback is consistent, supportive, and actually improves practice?


If any of these sound familiar, book The Three Little Pigs Package—and let’s build something that holds. We’ll streamline practices, strengthen consistency across sites, and help staff feel informed and supported… so your network stands firm, not huff-and-puff shaky.

I want this!

Typical example (what this looks like in a real setting)

An NGO supports 12 early childhood centres across different communities.

They say: “We’ve introduced new quality expectations and training, but practice is inconsistent. Some centres implement well, others struggle. Leaders aren’t sure what to look for, and teachers feel overwhelmed. We need consistency without crushing sites with unrealistic demands.”


What we do:


  • Observe a sample of centres across the network, including a mix of strong, average and struggling sites.
  • Identify the most common friction points.
  • Run calibration sessions so leaders and teachers share the same understanding of expectations and evidence.
  • Introduce a light monitoring rhythm.
  • Build a feedback loop so challenges are surfaced early and strategies are refined.


You’ll notice:

  • Sites stop interpreting “quality” in 12 different ways.
  • More consistent standards across sites.
  • Leaders better equipped to coach and support staff.
  • Roll-outs that are realistic and sustainable.

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