Information about working in or operating early learning services including outside school hours care. Plus, information for parents including how to choose a service and supporting your child for their transition to school.
Access info for students, parents and carers including: calendars, school operational status, key initiatives, visitor check-in procedures, and translated documents.
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A program aiming to strengthen the ability of Aboriginal families to build a rich home learning environment.
The ACCO-Led ECEC Sector Growth Partnership program aims to increase the number of quality, culturally responsive early learning places for children.
Funding to eligible community and mobile preschools receiving funding under the 2024 Start Strong for Community Preschools program.
The Building ECEC Places program is a new, single-round grant designed to increase the number of ECEC places through capital works projects.
An initiative to boost the sustainability of small and standalone ECEC approved providers in NSW.
We deliver a range of grants and funded programs to support the participation, inclusion and affordability of quality ECEC.
The early childhood education and care (ECEC) Research Program provides funding for innovative academic research into delivery models, workforce pipeline, and the accessibility of…
Funding and support for not-for-profit community preschools providers to ensure they can meet the diverse needs of all children.
The Expanding Quality Access program (the program) supports existing not-for-profit community preschools in NSW to expand their service to meet the local communities’ need for mor…
The Fee Relief for Long Day Care program supports access to affordable, quality early childhood education for children aged 3 and above enrolled in eligible long day care services.
Empowering ECEC providers to better cater for the needs of local families and increase the availability of places for children.
This page provides information for early childhood education and care (ECEC) services and professionals on the health and development checks in early learning services
Funding eligible ECEC providers to support the implementation of the Health and Development Checks in Early Childhood Education Program.
The Inclusion Funding Program provides funding and support to enable children with inclusion support needs to participate meaningfully in the preschool educational program.
The Minor Capital Works program will fund community preschools to increase licensed preschool places and/or enrolments of preschool aged children through minor capital works
Funding preschool education for the 2 years before school to children enrolled in mobile preschools in regional and remote NSW.
A program aiming to increase the level of Aboriginal languages being taught in early childhood services in NSW.
A one-off, targeted competitive grant, now open to select ECEC services.
A professional learning opportunity for early childhood education and care services, teachers and educators.
Funding for eligible ECEC services to deliver affordable preschool programs.
Providing educational supports for very young children to help promote the importance of ECEC to parents.
A new centralised system for collecting data, reporting and administering program funding for ECEC providers in NSW.
The Universal Preschool Funding (UPF) program aims to provide affordable access to quality preschool education for children aged 3 and above. It enables children to become confide…
Find information on grants and funded programs that have closed.