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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak
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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak Bodies / Largest ECE Service Operators Operators of more than 400 licensed services in our
Early childhood centres and home-based services that breached regulations and were on a provisional or suspended licence, or had their licence cancelled in 2023. Below
Covid-19 Childcare. April 16, 2020. A fully-funded scheme is in place for the care of essential worker children. Making sure essential workers have access to
Pay Parity Campaign Update. June 9, 2020. Since our last update in November 2019 we have continued advocating for young children to have teachers who
Sexism in Early Childhood Education. By Sarah Alexander, Lance Cablk, Adam Buckingham, David Butler and Russell Ballantyne. Published in 2006. Wellington. This report provides a
A case study of an early childhood centre – Pitter Patter The Ministry of Education (MOE) received complaints from parents as well as teachers about
The NZ Early Childhood Literacy Handbook by Judy Hamer & Paul Adams. Hamer and Adams have skilfully weaved the latest research and theory with the current political and social context to present proposals for best literacy practices and a huge […]
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