‘Unprecedented’: Childcare sector reacts to Labor’s sweeteners
Childcare advocates have welcomed Labor’s plans to build more childcare centres for those in need and to make it easier for parents to access cheaper childcare.
Childcare advocates have welcomed Labor’s plans to build more childcare centres for those in need and to make it easier for parents to access cheaper childcare.
One of regional SA’s largest private schools wants to build a new ‘reception village’ as it aims to educate toddlers right through to year 12. See the plans.
A student has been suspended after a fight broke out at a southern suburbs public school.
A Blair Athol family would rather send their kids to a childcare centre that let two children run onto a busy main road than their previous one. Find out why.
I briefly wondered if a lack of tears on my part might make me a bad mum, writes Lauren Novak.
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.
Adelaide’s mini Taylor Swift, or Willow as she is known at home, has been named SA’s cutest kindy kid. But she’s not the only youngster who deserves a shoutout.
The Catholic Archdiocese has acquired a 4.2ha site near the River Torrens for nearly $20m to expand its educational offerings in the west.
The State Government has introduced new early childhood development reforms to give every child their best start.
A prominent childcare operator is proposing a new Adelaide site, showcasing a building divided into six “activity areas”. See the designs.
Schools across SA will undergo a curriculum restructure from early next year to counteract the toxic ideologies spread by viral internet sensation Andrew Tate.
A Singapore-based early childhood educator that advocates a keto-style diet and a mindset of “respect and no fear” is coming to Adelaide.
A former South Australian premier with a passion for childhood development has (successfully) put early years education on the NT’s election agenda.
A new framework for how and which schools receive infrastructure funding has been announced by the state government following a $250m spend promise.
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