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Provocations for pedagogical documentation: finding the desire paths
Documentation in early learning settings remains a widely discussed and critically examined practice, discussed endlessly in staff rooms, team meetings, and professional learning settings.
2025-05-09 10:45:33
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Proposed non-compete ban, what it means for the ECEC sector
It is projected that the proposed reforms will increase job mobility within the labour market, leading to higher wages for workers and greater economic productivity. The government has also foreshadowed consultation on the use of non-solicitation clauses, which prevent former workers from soliciting clients or workers from their former employer. Should a ban be implemented on non-solicitation clauses, this is likely to be of significant concern for employers seeking to protect their valuable confidential and sensitive information.
2025-05-09 10:10:06
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Genius Childcare centres face closure as administrators seek buyer amid $88 million debt
More than 1,100 children and 200 educators face uncertainty as administrators work to find a buyer for Genius Childcare, which collapsed under $88 million in debt. With eight centres already closed and legal action underway, the situation has raised fresh concerns about governance and financial oversight in the early childhood education and care sector.
2025-05-08 10:53:17
by Isabella Southwell
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Ooranga opens new Gunnedah HQ to boost early learning access for rural families
Ooranga Family Mobile Resource Unit has secured a new headquarters in Gunnedah, creating a central hub to support early learning access and community connection across four regional NSW LGAs.
2025-05-07 09:49:04
by Isabella Southwell
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Safety review underway after capped syringe found at St Kilda early learning service
A safety review is underway at a St Kilda early learning service after a four-year-old child found a capped syringe in the outdoor play area. The City of Port Phillip and the Victorian Department of Education are both investigating the incident, which has prompted immediate site changes and renewed scrutiny of outdoor risk management.
2025-05-06 12:07:19
by Isabella Southwell
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Major early learning reforms on the horizon: Funding, workforce and access
2025-04-29 11:53:30
by Isabella Southwell
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Leading a child safe service: Guidance for ECEC leaders and providers
2025-04-30 06:57:34
by Isabella Southwell
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Safety review underway after capped syringe found at St Kilda early learning service
2025-05-06 12:07:19
by Isabella Southwell
