As services approach the end of the year, there is plenty to feel proud of and still a lot to finish. Transition statements, enrolment enquiries and events need attention alongside the everyday work of educating and caring for children.
Educators, service leaders and training professionals across Australia are invited to contribute their experience to the TAFE SA Centre of Excellence in Early Childhood Education and Care, with expressions of interest open until January 2027.
Support from Monash Health helped the service review food provision, share nutrition information with families and identify further health and wellbeing priorities.
A four-week early learning pilot will test the co-designed resource, with a pathway to free national distribution through La Trobe University.
An experience does not need to change each day to be valuable. Sometimes children need another opportunity to work out what interests them.
Before selecting the photographs and writing the final words, ask children what belongs in the story of their year. Their answers may not be what we expect.
The 27 October webinar is offered alongside four free learning modules about children’s experiences with technology and service policies.
Eligible NSW organisations can seek up to $100,000 for projects to help children and families understand their rights, find support and participate in decisions.
Current providers need to accept their extension and obtain departmental approval of an updated workplace instrument. A separate safety condition begins in July 202
Physical Literacy Week offers ready-to-use activities for babies, toddlers and preschool-aged children, with free resources educators can keep using beyond the event.
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