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G8 Education Celebrates World Teachers’ Day
G8 Education proudly celebrates World Teachers’ Day, recognising the incredible contribution of teachers working across our network of almost 400 centres nationally.
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G8 Education welcomes significant national reforms to improve child safety in the ECEC sector
G8 Education welcomes the Ministers’ communique calling for stronger child safety measures across Australia.
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G8 Education Welcomes National Commitment to Strengthen Child Safety
G8 Education welcomes the commitment by Australia’s states and territories to establish a national register of Working With Children Checks.
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G8 Education Welcomes Strengthened Childcare Safety Legislation
G8 Education welcomes the passing of the Early Childhood Education and Care Bill 2025 as an important step to strengthen the safety and quality across the sector.
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G8 Education welcomes stronger child safety legislation
G8 Education has welcomed the introduction of the Early Childhood Education and Care Bill by Federal Minister for Education, Jason Clare to strengthen child safety regulations in the early childhood education and care (ECEC) sector.
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G8 Education welcomes Federal Government’s call for action on child safety
G8 Education has welcomed the call from the Federal Government, for increased national consistency and action to improve safety and quality in the early learning and care sector.
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Response from G8 Education
G8 Education would like to acknowledge that the stories in the media in the past few weeks about the early childhood education and care sector have been difficult and confronting for families, children, teachers and educators across Australia.
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G8 Education welcomes Federal Budget
G8 Education has welcomed the Federal Budget, that outlined the Government’s investment in the early childhood education and care sector (ECEC).
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G8 Education welcomes the removal of the Childcare Activity Test
G8 Education has welcomed the abolition of the childcare activity test that will guarantee families a minimum of three days of subsidised childcare regardless of how much they work or study.