The Child Safe Standards provide a nationally consistent framework to ensure that organisations working with children create environments that are safe, inclusive, and empowering. In OSHC settings, these standards are not just about compliance; they are about embedding a culture where children’s rights, voices, and well-being are central to everyday...
Supervision in an OSHC setting means more than just “watching” children; it’s…
In OSHC, “child agency” means recognising children as capable decision‑makers who actively…
When you’re running OSHC programs, it’s easy to feel like you’re recycling…
The new national child safety training requirement ensures that all educators across Australia are equipped with consistent knowledge and practices to safeguard children. To support this, the government has introduced a measure allowing Child Care Subsidy (CCS)-approved services to close briefly each year so staff can complete the training without...
The government has made National Child Safety Training mandatory for everyone working…
The Fair Work Commission has officially implemented wage increases for early childhood…
National child safety training is now mandatory for everybody working or volunteering in an…
