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In this issue, register today for
the ECA National Conference and ECA Reconciliation Symposium; now is
your chance to nominate, invite or apply for the ECA
Awards; and apply for a travel subsidy to the
ECA Reconciliation Symposium today! In other news, Australian
families are being urged to sign on and start their changeover to the new child care and
early learning system; there has been a strong focus
on whether there is enough play in WA preschools;
and the search has
begun for the 2018–19 UNICEF Australia Young
Ambassador Program.
New resources include: the third edition of the National
guide to a
preventive health assessment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
people; a research report titled Stay-at-home
fathers in Australia; and ECA’s Discussion Paper towards a
Statement on young children and digital technology is now open for
consultation.
Around the country, National Youth Week 2018 will
run from 13–22
April; and you can nominate an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
female leader to be included in the first Because
of Her, We Can e-book. And
finally, we fill you in on the latest state and
territory news.
Jump down to
find out what the various ECA teams and projects have been up to and
the new resources available for the early childhood sector.
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