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  • Closing a Critical Gap in Child Protection for the ECEC Workforce

    Closing a Critical Gap in Child Protection for the ECEC Workforce

    Recent changes to legislation in New South Wales have strengthened child protection measures in the early childhood education and care (ECEC) sector. The amendments address a long-standing gap between prohibition notices and the Working With Children Check (WWCC).

  • Ultimate Guide to Incident Reporting in Childcare

    Ultimate Guide to Incident Reporting in Childcare

    Incident reporting in early childhood is crucial for maintaining safety, meeting legal requirements, and building trust with families. It involves documenting events that impact a child’s health, safety, or wellbeing, such as injuries, medical emergencies, or allegations of abuse. From 1 September 2025, Australian early childhood providers must notify authorities of serious incidents, including abuse allegations, within 24 hours. Non-compliance can result in penalties, loss of subsidies, or service closure.

  • Upcoming Child Safety Regulations – What ECEC Services Need to Know by 1  September 2025

    Upcoming Child Safety Regulations – What ECEC Services Need to Know by 1  September 2025

    From 1 September 2025, ECEC services will face new child safety regulations under the NQF, covering digital technology use, faster abuse reporting, and a vaping ban. This blog breaks down the changes and provides practical steps to get ready. Start now to ensure your service is compliant and confident before the deadline.

  • What's the best way to communicate with parents about accidents and injuries?

    What's the best way to communicate with parents about accidents and injuries?

    What's the best way to communicate with parents about accidents and injuries? Communicating with parents about accidents and injuries in early childhood education settings should be handled with care, transparency, and professionalism. Here are some best practices.
  • Updated Food Standard Code and Expectations for ECEC

    Updated Food Standard Code and Expectations for ECEC

    You are most likely aware of the updated Food Standard Code 3.2.2A that came into effect on the 8th of December. Since its almost been a month and you may have been busy in the lead up to Christmas, here is a summary to make sure you're on track and ready for 2024.

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