ELAAvate

In this week’s ELAAvate read about the final report from the South Australian Royal Commission into Early Childhood Education and Care. Also in ELAAvate:

-ELAA members - time to have your pulse checked -Update to approved learning frameworks -Keeping children safe -Save the date: VECTEA 2024 webinars – 4 & 5 October 2023 -The ABC's of good insurance.

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In this week’s ELAAvate read about our Term 3 member pulse check and meet our new Interim CEO, Terri Smith. Also in ELAAvate:

-ELAA consultancy services for critical issues -Kinder starts at 3 – spread the word -StartingBlocks.gov.au – find child care -Ensuring your teachers are VIT registered -Mortlake Kindergarten scores 7 out of 7 on quality rating -The big job of managing enrolments -Make sure you’re making the most of your ELAA membership with the Bunnings Trade PowerPass

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In this week's edition of ELAAvate read about the new guidelines for the $5000 Toy and Equipment grant for Victorian funded services. Also in this week's ELAAvate:

-Preparation for Pollen Season in ECEC environments -Early childhood learning trajectories webinars -Reflecting a modern Australian labour market -Have you removed your COVID-19 vaccination records? -Safeguarding children procedures at anzuk -The importance of eSafety policies in ECEC -Understanding VIT registration requirements

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In this week's ELAAvate read about how to safeguard the digital identities of children in your Early Childhood Education and Care services. Also in this week's ELAAvate:

-Preparation for Pollen Season -2023 Education State Early Childhood Forum -Changes to the NQF starting from 1 October 2023 -Preventing staff burnout -Upcoming drop-in session – Change Management -OHS update and manual handling training from ELAA and WorkSafe -One day ECEC OHS professional learning event -Bunnings Trade PowerPass program for ELAA members

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In this week's ELAAvate: after yesterday's deeply disturbing media reports of large scale sexual abuse of children in Queensland and NSW childcare centres during the past decade and a half, ELAA has published a list of key actions service providers can take to keep children safe in their services. Also in ELAAvate:

• Advocacy update from ELAA’s Acting CEO
• Little Voices, Loud Futures
• Staff management concerns? We have you covered
• Paid family and domestic violence leave changes for small employers
• Coaching and mentor training program
• Get your business really covered with AB Phillips Insurance