Early Learning Victoria is establishing a new government-owned early learning and childcare centre at Eaglehawk North Primary School. Opening in 2025, this 102-place centre will offer childcare, and ...

Early exposure to harsh parenting during preschool years can have widespread effects on the organisation of the entire brain’s communication, a new University of Michigan study has shown.

Children are inherently resilient beings—that they can recover from tragedy or difficulties with ease and without consequence is flawed, new work suggests.

ACECQA has released its 2023/24 Annual Report detailing a broad range of initiatives and confirming another year of progress.

Run by a Management Committee made up of current families, staff reps and the Centre Director, the 63 place service is rated as Exceeding the National Quality Standard. What is the history of Woden ...

Early childhood education and care (ECEC) service provider SDN Children’s Services has opened a new long day care service in Sydney’s Macquarie Park, offering a dedicated autism-specific preschool ...

In the rapidly evolving educational landscape, fostering a love for mathematics from an early age has become an important goal within the Australian early childhood education system. As parents and ...

Eugowra Community Children’s Centre has received over $400,000 from Evolution Mining to contribute to their new purpose-built long day care service. Specifically, the donation will help to fund the ...

Rockhampton families using the outside school hours care (OSHC) service operated by PCYC are breathing a sigh of relief after the approved provider reversed a decision to close the service after ...

Christmas is coming, and with it many challenges for parents of young children. You likely have one festive event after another, late nights, party food, way too much stimulation, tired kids and tired ...

To address this gap, our study used a mixed methods online survey to gather the voices of 1356 ECEs from Australia (number=82), Canada (n=145), Denmark (n=228), Italy (n=251), and Georgia (n=568).