Revealed: Where Adelaide’s first kindies for three-year-olds will be
The state government has announced it is overhauling early education in SA. Now, it’s revealing the first places that three-year-olds will be able to attend kindy in Adelaide.
The state government has announced it is overhauling early education in SA. Now, it’s revealing the first places that three-year-olds will be able to attend kindy in Adelaide.
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The state government will spend $715m over five years to drastically overhaul early childhood education in South Australia – including kindy for three-year-olds.
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The centre would cater for more than 100 children with buildings to be demolished to make way for 22 car parks off a major western suburbs thoroughfare.
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