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Dr Sarah Alexander warns systemic failures in New Zealand’s early
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The latest and only pre-Budget survey of the early childhood sector has found that the government has a lot of work to do if it
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Freda BriggsUniversity of South AustraliaNZRECE Journal, Vol. 10, 2007, pp. 3 – 1
Preparing a policy on privacy, what to put in your privacy policy, why, and what else to consider so you don’t miss anything.
Early childhood services must meet the requirements of the Privacy Act 2020. Understanding and implementing the Act’s requirements allow services to protect and respect the privacy of children, their family whānau, and
Parents have been paying up to $137 per week ($6.52 per hour) for their 3- to 5-year-olds to attend ECE for 21 hours per week, analysis by the Office of Early Childhood Education shows.
That’s despite families supposedly being able to access 20 hours per week of ECE for free.
Yet, associate education minister David Seymour says the 20 hours policy is working well.
He made the comment when announcing a review last week into how the sector is funded.
Five years after Olivia Xu and Elmer Zhang’s son Nelson suffered a brain injury – he was found laying on a concrete path at his early childhood centre, the couple are still in the dark about what happened and what caused the injury.
Did he slip on an icy path? they wonder. Did another child push him?
They’ll probably never know what happened.
The two teachers who were on duty in the playground of the under 2-year-old area at the Centre that freezing morning on July 27, 2020 told investigators they did not see Nelson fall because they were busy with other children.
The couple have spent $60,000 on lawyers to try to get more information about the circumstances that led up to their then-14-month-old son being in a critical condition.
They’ve been told that their only option now would be to hire a private detective.
Emotions are still raw for Xu when she recalls rushing to Nelson’s daycare after being told he’d been injured, and seeing her little boy, who had been well when she dropped him off less than an hour earlier, lying on a nappy change mat unresponsive as one of his teachers administered first aid.
Celebrating Diwali or Deepavali, the Indian Festival of Lights is a fun way to bring Indian music and culture into your early childhood service and strengthen links with the Indian diaspora (or scattering of people to other countries).
It is very important to be strong in one’s own cultural heritage and to participate in a shared, common c
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