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ECE regulation shake-up welcomed by home-based providers

A national home-based early childhood education (ECE) provider group welcomes today’s ECE regulatory review report, the first major report from the Ministry for Regulation. The report makes 15 recommendations to modernise and simplify regulations across ECE so services can get on with what they do best – providing safe, high-quality care and education. Home-based early […]

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Home-based ECE supported to grow

A national home-based early childhood education (ECE) provider group welcomes today’s announcement that the provision of home-based ECE will be made easier by the cutting of red tape in the sector so that more families can access home-based ECE for their children. Associate Education Minister David Seymour has shared changes to the qualification requirements for

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Government announces expanding childcare assistance for families

Tiny Nation advocates for increased service funding, to allow for higher-quality outcomes for children and better working conditions for teachers. We want to see the wider early learning sector funded in a way that will enable services to meet an increase in family demand and support the best possible learning outcomes for our tamariki.

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Home truths – why home-based services are growing in popularity with early childhood teachers

Growing concern around increasingly difficult working conditions for early childhood teachers has become a big reason for qualified teachers making the move from teaching in centre-based services to setting up their own home-based services.

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Food and Nutrition Guideline in ECE Services – Tiny Nation speaks to Hawkes Bay Today.

Tiny Nation Founding Director, Erin Maloney, speaks to Hawkes Bay Today about the food and nutrition advice given to ECE services nationwide. Erin says “Educators will be taking a common-sense approach” and working from an education and support point of view in partnership with families, empowering right decisions not policing.

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