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  • Education Ministers reveal childcare reforms: best interest of children the number one consideration

    Education Ministers reveal childcare reforms: best interest of children the number one consideration

    22 Aug 2025

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    Victorian Rapid Review a chance for bold leadership

    22 Aug 2025

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  • NAPLAN results show some improvements, but work to be done

    NAPLAN results show some improvements, but work to be done

    01 Aug 2025

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  • Celebrating an inspiring and insightful inaugural Education Forum

    Celebrating an inspiring and insightful inaugural Education Forum

    26 Jun 2025

    • Early Start, Bright Future.
  • Nominations for inaugural Education Awards now open!

    Nominations for inaugural Education Awards now open!

    03 Jun 2025

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  • Speakers announced for Nurturing Beginnings Forum

    Speakers announced for Nurturing Beginnings Forum

    27 May 2025

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  • Prioritise safety and learning for children in childcare

    Prioritise safety and learning for children in childcare

    31 Mar 2025

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  • Another successful round of state-wide Stepping Stones training complete!

    Another successful round of state-wide Stepping Stones training complete!

    27 Mar 2025

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  • Webinar: Supporting Neurodivergent Children to Engage in Kindergarten

    Webinar: Supporting Neurodivergent Children to Engage in Kindergarten

    04 Mar 2025

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    Report on Government Services 2023-2024: Education

    20 Feb 2025

    • Government
  • Scrapping activity test removes barriers to early education and care

    Scrapping activity test removes barriers to early education and care

    18 Feb 2025

    • Early Years
  • A Path to Universal Early Childhood Education and Care: The Productivity Commission’s Inquiry Report

    A Path to Universal Early Childhood Education and Care: The Productivity Commission’s Inquiry Report

    26 Sep 2024

    • Children
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