Mandatory Child Safety Training: ECEC Action Playbook New national child safety obligations are arriving fast for early childhood education and care (ECEC) providers. Mandatory training from February 2026, jurisdictional updates (e.g., Queensland), and stronger regulatory powers mean services must show contemporaneous evidence that policies, training and everyday practice align with the National Principles for Child
Child Safety Reforms: From Policy to Practice in 90 Days New compliance obligations for early childhood education and care (ECEC) are moving from policy to practice. Mandatory child safety training and permitted early closures to 5pm on select days now require providers to show how training translates into the Child Safe Standards and the NQF—especially
60 Days to Child-Safe Compliance for ECEC National child safety reforms are expected from September 2025, and regulators are signalling tighter scrutiny of evidence. This is your small-business playbook to tighten policies, records and staff training—fast—so your service clearly reflects child safe principles and reporting pathways. 1) The Wake-Up Call: The Cost of “Almost Compliant”
Child Safety Reforms 2025: Turn Documentation into Your Competitive Advantage With child safety reforms rolling out in 2025, centres should prepare now by tightening documentation. This practical guide walks through eight focused steps to map the Child Safe Standards to your everyday operations, evidence staff compliance, and avoid costly regulatory action. 1) Introduction: The Compliance