The Victorian Government has announced the finalists for the 2025 Victorian Early Years Awards (VEYA), recognising early childhood services, teachers and educators, and community organisations for ...
Even as government support for early childhood education and care (ECEC) continues to grow, the latest Child Care Subsidy (CCS) Data Report for the June quarter 2025 points to emerging shifts in ...
Burgess Rawson from CBRE, has successfully transacted nine early education centres across the country, reaffirming strong confidence in the long-term strength of the sector.
A boy arrived from a war-torn battleground in Ukraine, being exposed to bombings and violence and hiding in bus shelters waiting to leave there. With parent support and guidance from us at ...
Protecting children and preventing harm is a shared responsibility, one that extends well beyond compliance to child protection legislation. The Queensland Family & Child Commission’s Safer Pathways ...
STEPS has launched Decked Out, an innovative new course designed to help people build confidence and develop their communication and employability skills in just three months.
When Cowra Early Childhood Services dreamt of a new preschool, they faced a challenge familiar to many not-for-profit childcare providers across New South Wales: transforming a bold vision into ...
The Australian Government’s annual communication survey is now open, inviting early childhood education and care (ECEC) professionals to share feedback on how well government information channels are ...
Family-owned and operated provider Sanctuary Early Learning Adventure has marked a new milestone in its commitment to staff development, hosting its inaugural Future Leaders Conference.
In early childhood education and care (ECEC) settings, how educators respond when children make comments particularly those that are inappropriate, concerning, or directed at educators or other ...
South Australia is set for a significant Cabinet reshuffle following the announcement that Deputy Premier Susan Close and Treasurer Stephen Mullighan will retire from State Parliament at the March ...
Queensland families will soon have access to a new digital platform designed to support parents navigating bullying concerns, thanks to a $3.2 million government investment in My Circle for Parents.
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