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THE Excellence in Early Childhood Education Awards (ECEAs) is upon us again for 2024, and the NSW childcare industry can’t wait to celebrate.

AS part of its commitment to NAIDOC Week, Young Academics Early Learning Centre (YA) this week hosted a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony at its Westmead centre.

LOCALS from Sydney’s Northwest are future-proofing their careers by upskilling in priority industries with TAFE NSW, including early childhood education and care.

IS my child normal is a question parents often ask themselves, while deep down knowing that there is no “normal”.

But, when children display behaviour parents perceive as out of kilter with their peers, or are confronted with bullying and peer pressure, it is a difficult decision for parents to decide that the child may need professional help.

HUNDREDS of young women and their children in Southwestern Sydney will benefit from a $9M investment aimed at improving their long term safety, resilience and wellbeing.

The NSW Government has partnered with the not-for-profit and private sector on a collaboration to provide early intervention services to support pregnant women and mothers under 25 and their children.

FOR whatever the reasons that you and your partner are considering enrolling your child to early childhood education and care, know that there is never just one reason. 

Whether it is for economic reasons, or that your child is ready to take on more education, or that you have one or more children at home that are too young for childcare, you are some of the millions of parents who face the question, “is my child ready for daycare?”