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G8 releases upbeat AGM statement highlighting progress on multiple fronts

G8 Education has released a positive strategy and trading update as part of its Annual General Meeting proceedings with a confirmation that the Group continues to make progress across multiple fronts.

2024-05-07 15:11:53

by Jason Roberts

Casey Council calls the kindergarten infrastructure gap ‘financially unviable’

Victoria’s Casey Council has raised concerns about the financial impact of the Victorian Government’s Best Start, Best Life reforms on local councils, calling for a new service model that would only build kindergarten infrastructure for population growth, not the full demand required under the Government’s Free Kinder reforms.

2024-05-07 09:41:34

by Freya Lucas

Fern St Kindergarten enjoyed by children and families

Families and children are enjoying the newly opened Fern Street Kindergarten in the Victorian community of Black Rock, part of the new Fern Street Children’s Centre, which also includes a Maternal and Child Health consulting room, a multi-use room, and kitchen for early year’s services such as playgroups, parenting sessions and occasional care along with ample onsite parking.

2024-05-06 10:27:01

by Freya Lucas

Child care fees increase pressure sustains into Q1 2024 with 3.9% rise, says ABS

Out of pocket child care expenses rose 3.9 per cent in the three months to March 2024, a substantial quarterly increase out of step with rises in the same period spanning back seven years.

2024-05-03 12:15:46

by Jason Roberts

Burgess Rawson confirms six freehold ECEC opportunities in upcoming portfolio auction

Burgess Rawson confirms six freehold ECEC opportunities in upcoming portfolio auction

Burgess Rawson, the early childhood education and care focused real estate and business broker, has confirmed its May 2024 auction will include six centres at auction alongside one EOI candidate.

2024-04-30 19:03:28

by Jason Roberts

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