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Reclaiming play: Why educators must lead as custodians in early learning settings

In early childhood education and care (ECEC), play is often described as “the child’s work”. But beyond its frequent celebration as a tool for learning, play is increasingly being re-examined as a right to be protected and as a pedagogical responsibility that lies firmly with educators.

2025-11-27 10:34:49

by Fiona Alston

Supporting children’s wellbeing through connection, culture and care: Latrobe Family Services recognised for impactful practice

With a multidisciplinary team, trauma-informed frameworks and a culturally safe approach, Latrobe Family Services, part of Latrobe City Council was named a finalist in the 2025 Victorian Early Years Awards (VEYA) for their commitment to child wellbeing. In this interview with The Sector, Latrobe Family Services Coordinator Early Learning and Care Nick Hodson shares insights into the team’s inclusive model, community partnerships, and ongoing mission to support children and families in Gippsland.

2025-11-27 07:39:34

by Fiona Alston

C&K’s Claire Allsop named National Leader of the Year for championing inclusion in early childhood education

C&K’s Principal Advisor of Inclusion, Claire Allsop, has been named Leader of the Year at the 2025 Reimagine Australia National Awards, recognising her exceptional leadership in embedding inclusion as a defining feature of quality early childhood education and care.

2025-11-26 05:46:51

by Fiona Alston

Wage boost secured for low‑paid public sector workers in South Australia

A newly endorsed enterprise agreement will deliver substantial pay increases and improved entitlements for around 6,800 low‑paid public sector workers in South Australia, including those in early childhood education services.

2025-11-24 07:00:03

by Fiona Alston

Supporting adopted children in early childhood education and care settings

Adoption is a complex and deeply personal journey that brings unique strengths, challenges and experiences to every child and family. In early childhood education and care (ECEC) environments, educators play a critical role in supporting adopted children to feel safe, seen and included, while also partnering respectfully with families to ensure children's individual needs are met.

2025-11-24 06:30:01

by Fiona Alston

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