Labor’s investment in quality early education by reducing costs for families and increasing wages of early childhood professionals is welcomed by the Early Learning and Care Council of Australia. The Early Learning and Care Council of Australia (ELACCA) has welcomed Labor’s announcement of $4 billion increased investment in the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) rate coupled…
The Early Learning and Care Council of Australia (ELACCA) welcomes the Australian Greens announcement of a policy that will enable free preschool programs for all three and four-year-old Australian children and the abolition of the activity test. ELACCA CEO, Elizabeth Death said the Australian Greens Early Childhood Education and Care policy proposed free preschool programs…
Leading early learning and care providers from around Australia have come together for the first time to ensure the needs of very young children are top of mind in the coming Federal election. Led by the Early Learning and Care Council of Australia (ELACCA), which represents the nation’s large not-for-profit and private providers of early…
What are our federal leaders saying about early learning for all Australian children? We asked the major parties for commitments on our five key policy asks for the Federal Election. Here’s how we scored them, based on their responses: For more detail visit https://launchintolearning.com.au/federal-election-score-card/
In this important election year, the NSW early childhood education and care sector has come together to call upon the next NSW Government to make a firm commitment to affordable, high quality early learning for our youngest learners. 1. All NSW children have access to affordable, high quality early learning for at least two days…
Comprehensive review of occupancy commissioned by key early learning peak bodies: ELACCA, ACA and ACCS. Read the report by clicking on the image below.
Australia’s peak body for large early learning providers welcomes Labor’s commitment to delivering two years of quality early childhood education for all three and four year old Australian children. The Early Learning and Care Council of Australia, whose members provide more than 2000 preschools, kindergartens and long day care centres across Australia, said the policy was ‘transformational’….
