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How Do I Ensure My Service Complies with Educator-to-Child Ratios?
Complying with educator-to-child ratios is a fundamental requirement for Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) services in Australia. These ratios ensure that children receive the attention and care they need for their safety, development, and learning. Maintaining compliance also reflects positively during Assessment and Ratings. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help your service stay on track.
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What is the National Quality Framework (NQF), and How Does it Impact My Role as an Educator?
This blog explores the core components of the NQF and its impact on your role as an educator, helping you navigate its requirements while ensuring you contribute to meaningful outcomes for children.
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Creative Cardboard Box Activities for ECEC: Engaging Ideas Linked to EYLF Outcomes
At Butler Diaries, we reuse all our packaging we receive our Diaries in from our suppliers to send out our orders to you. So if you use them in your service, these boxes are being reused 3 times at least! Cardboard boxes are versatile and cost-effective resources that can ignite creativity and learning in Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC). So save your Butler Diaries box from your order and try out one of the below activity ideas that utilise cardboard boxes (linked to the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) outcomes of course).