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$745,000 for Jack & Jill Kindergarten thanks to Building Blocks grant 

Jack and Jill Kindergarten in the Victorian community of Ararat will soon have upgrades to the main classroom, kitchen, children’s bathroom, sensory room, foyer, and staff areas funded through a $745,000 Victorian Government Building Blocks Improvement grant.

2025-04-11 10:18:19

by Freya Lucas

Young Academics partners with Mungindi Education Association to boost availability

Early childhood education and care (ECEC) provider Young Academics has partnered with the Mungindi Education Association to boost the availability of early childhood education in the Mungindi region of New South Wales.

2025-04-11 10:08:53

by Freya Lucas

Solar panels help to cut energy costs at Bendemeer preschool

Crown Lands, part of the New South Wales Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, recently funded Bendemeer Preschool through a grant to install new solar panels with the intention of creating not only savings for the service, but also boosting energy efficiency. 

2025-04-09 10:43:54

by Freya Lucas

New preschools for New South Wales Central Coast 

Design and construction contracts have now been awarded to deliver two new public preschools, co-located at Umina Beach Public School and Tuggerawong Public School on the New South Wales Central Coast, which will expand the number of places in the region by 200.

2025-04-08 08:15:29

by Freya Lucas

Renewed confidence in ECEC thanks to Government investment, Burgess Rawson notes

With both major political parties making strong commitments to strengthening Australia’s early education sector in their 2025 Budget proposals Burgess Rawson Director of Childcare Michael Vanstone believes the ongoing support for the childcare sector is likely to bolster its growth and attract significant investment. 

2025-04-07 10:24:00

by Freya Lucas

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