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1.1 & 1.2 |PROGRAM AND PRACTICE
Reviewing Program and Practice Requirements It is an operational expectation that all services document and deliver a quality educational program.
Coordinators will request to see evidence of your learning program and current child observations each month.
1.3 | ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING See August Special Days Calendar
2.1 & 2.2 | HEALTH AND SAFETY
Child Protection Scenarios - MRG Practice Reports
See attached the Child Protection Scenarios 2026. Please select one scenario and complete a practice report through the NSW Mandatory Reporter Guide.
Note: Our revised scenarios are more detailed than previous versions and may feel confronting. Please reach out to your Coordinator for support if needed.
Click here to access the MRG
Emergency Procedures will now be completed earlier to ensure the 3 monthly period is not exceeded.
Your Coordinator will discuss this schedule change with you.
4.2.1 | PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION
WIN a $20 gift cardand a copy of the book Fairy Beach!
Details on how to enter are available on the Engaging Learning Facebook Page. The winning Educator will be announced in the coming weeks, and your Coordinator will deliver your prize on your next visit
6.2.2 | ACCESS AND PARTICIPATION
The Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) is a research initiative working to collect data over time about children’s early learning and development across the country. Collected every 3 years the data is used to assess national progress in the early years of development of children nationwide. This information is used to ensure the right kinds of services, supports and resources can be made available for inclusion and participation.
“The AEDC provides evidence to support policy, planning and action to improve children’s health, development and wellbeing. The data can help governments develop flexible approaches to policy and planning that address the changing needs of children and families.”
Home | Australian Early Development Census (AEDC)
The AEDC National Report 2024 is presented visually, showing data statistics in an easy-to-read document. We encourage you to read through and consider how these trends may also be observed within your own service dynamic.
6.2.3 | COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The opportunity to celebrate these exciting national events is here in the month of August!
3rd-6th Dental Health Week Dental Health Week (2026) | teeth.org.au
Investigate the importance of dental health throughout all stages of life and explore basic oral hygiene practices with the children through practical and interactive experiences. Check in with your local dentist as some services are happy to give out free activity packs and toothbrushes for Educators! 22nd-28th Children’s Book Week 2026 Children's Book Week - The Children’s Book Council of Australia
This year’s Book Week theme is ‘Symphony of Stories’. Take a look at the Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) website to access free resources to support your service’s Book Week activities.
15th-23rd National Science Week Home - National Science Week
Consider preparing for an outing to a discovery centre or activity using the locator to find an event close by or take inspiration from the resources available to plan an exciting science-based learning program for the children to discover in service.
7.2.3 | DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONALS
Advanced child Safey Training is now available!
Advanced training will be mandatory for:
All Educators will have 6 months to complete the advanced course.
Catch up on Your Training Requirements:
Advanced Child Safety Training Geccko - Login Basic Food Handling - FREE COURSE Food Handler Basics training | NSW Food Authority
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