As schools welcome their new and existing students and families for 2025, and plan opportunities to bring their community together, it is an opportune time to revisit the evidence about ‘what works’ to support student wellbeing and learning outcomes, and the impact of different types of engagement. Reflecting on the ARACY Implementation Guide In 2020, […]
ARACY is proud to have signed the More than Money joint statement, a powerful call to action advocating for the removal of non-financial barriers that prevent children from accessing quality early childhood education and care (ECEC). Early learning plays a crucial role in shaping lifelong outcomes, yet one in ten children in Australia continues to […]
“No child should miss out because of underfunded schools. We need every school at the minimum funding standard to ensure every child thrives.” Nicole Deen (ARACY Lead, Capacity Building)
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