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Safety checking is required of every person who has or may have access to children as part of their work, such as cleaners and cooks at early childhood services, must be safety checked in accordance with the Children’s Act 2014 before […]
Does your early childhood service have a well-written, well thought-out complaints policy? Getting it right is essential to support people to raise their concerns and avoid situations escalating and further problems. Waiho i te toipoto, kaua i te toiroa. Let […]
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
Pre-Election Promises 2008. By Sarah Alexander. Early childhood policy matters for children, families and family life quality. It matters also for the functionality and operation
Heather Joshi. May 16, 2010. Professor Heather Joshi is the former director of the Centre for Longitudinal Studies in London where she oversaw one of
Physical Contact With Children and No-Touch Policies and Practices. When touch is barred from or minimised in early childhood programs as a result of explicit or implicit policies,
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