The Latest Breaking News from Early Childhood Education

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There is a new push to make early education and care more affordable for Australian families. The Productivity Commission is due to hand a major report to the federal government at the end of June on how to give all children under five access to three days of early education…

Despite a NZ$1 billion increase in spending on education in the 2024 budget, there was a noticeable absence of any substantial investment in early childhood education (ECE). This contrasts starkly with the money put aside for primary and secondary education, particularly in areas such as literacy.

Liberal MP Simon Kennedy and Greens senator Steph Hodgins-May have officially been sworn in as parliamentarians against the backdrop of the federal budget.

Ministry of Education aims to ensure 60 lakh children attend play school, emphasizing the importance of early childhood education.

Early childhood education has remained both under-invested and under-explored over decades in India

Early learning and childcare centres should report sexual or physical abuse incidents within 24 hours, a major report on improving child safety has found.

The Productivity Commission has just released a major report as part of its inquiry into early childhood education and care.

The government should modify childcare subsidies and increase access for children from all backgrounds, particularly low-income households, a report suggests.

Productivity Commission report requested by Labor calls for a universal system of childcare, regardless of family’s income

A major new report is recommending bold changes to Australia’s early childhood sector. On Thursday night, the Productivity Commission released an interim report from its inquiry into early childhood education and care.