Reconciliation in early childhood is not a one‑week event; it’s a daily practice. Embedding reconciliation means weaving respect, truth‑telling, and cultural awareness into routines, environments, and relationships. For educators, this is about creating spaces where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives are visible, valued, and celebrated.
In early childhood, the playground is more than a place to play;…
National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) invites children and educators…
For babies and toddlers, diversity and inclusion play can be nurtured through…
Thousands of childcare workers across Australia are set to strike on July 15, 2026, after union members voted for mass industrial action over the government’s refusal to extend a 15% pay increase. Parents are warned of widespread disruption, with over 20,000 educators from 1,000 centres expected to walk off the...
From 27 May to 3 June, National Reconciliation Week is a time…
Child health experts are raising alarms: many Australian children are falling behind…
On Thursday, the 21st of May, it is Outdoor Classroom Day, a…
