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Contents 1. The details – an abridged version of today’s
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Early Childhood Education System. The Stakeholders and Key Organisations Peak
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Political party promises at election time are shown here, along with details of major ECE policy changes overtime.
The government must make sure that the Ministry of Education and the Education Review Office have the resources to do their jobs and put policy into action.
We support politicians in visiting early childhood services to see first-hand what ECE is like and to gain a better understanding of any issues or
Timeline of Early Childhood Education Events. 1982 –The first Kohanga Reo opened and Kohanga Reo were funded via local Maori management groups and Vote:
The Ministry of Education in New Zealand regulates and funds early childhood education and care services. A Short History of the Ministry of Education in Regard
The Education Review Office, NZ. What does the Education Review Office do in respect of early childhood education services? The job of the Education Review
This article on an “Agenda for Quality” by Dr Sarah Alexander extends on one originally published by the NZ Herald, March 3, 2017. There’s a
Political promises for ECE 2020. Labour Implement the 10-year Early Learning Action Plan. Scrap the decile system and implement the Equity Index for ECE services,
What each Political Party is offering for Early Childhood Education going into the 2017 General Election. By Arwen Hann. 1 August 2017. National National has
Political party promises 2014. 27 June 2014. The county’s political parties have mostly finalised their policies on which they will compete for votes. Early childhood
Policy and funding challenges for ECE. “At first glance our early childhood education system seems to be in a shambolic state and appears to be
Here’s an outline of the various political party policies under different topics for you to compare and decide which you like the best and the
2011 Election Promises. This page contains 2 parts: A news article reviewing party promises just over one month out from the election. An updated outline of each party’s
Amazing Children Taskforce Report. June 14, 2011. When it comes to being something that the early childhood sector could get excited about and see as
A critique of the Competent Children Study (Competent Learners Research Project) in relation to ECE. By Sarah Alexander and Gillian Croad. The Competent Children Study.
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
Election Promises 2005. By Sarah Alexander. Both the major parties have released their early childhood policies. Never before has so much money been offered to
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