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Early Years Essentials

Read about the newest market and sector updates, events news (such as industry days), tips for finding work or staff members, as well as important updates about Entrée Early Years.

National Skills Week 2025: Skills for the Next Generation

National Skills Week 2025 (25–31 August) highlights the vital role VET plays in shaping South Australia’s early childhood workforce. Entrée Early Years explores how schools, RTOs, and services can get involved.

2025 Children’s Book Week | Early Childhood Education and Care

Children’s Book Week 2025 marks 80 years of celebrating the joy of stories. Discover fun activity ideas for early learning centres and how educators can bring “Book an Adventure” to life with Entrée Early Years Recruitment.

National Science Week 2025 – Decoding the Universe in Early Childhood

National Science Week 2025 invites educators and children to explore the hidden language of nature. From starry sensory play to outdoor pattern spotting, this year’s theme encourages science through curiosity, questioning, and playful discovery in the early years.

Inspiring the Next Generation: How Early Years Centres Are Supporting Keep Australia Beautiful Week 2025

Keep Australia Beautiful Week 2025 invites Australians to take small steps toward a cleaner environment. This year, we’re celebrating how early learning centres are turning that message into action, with children taking part in clean-ups, sustainability-themed crafts, and meaningful conversations about caring for the world around them.

National Tree Day Activities for Early Learning Centres and Educators

Tree planting is messy, meaningful and full of learning opportunities for children. National Tree Day is the perfect excuse to dig in, get hands dirty and spark curiosity about caring for the planet. Discover fun, hands-on activities for Early Learning Centres and educators that can be done any time of year, all linked to EYLF outcomes and National Quality Standards.

Learning About Farm Safety in the Early Years: Second Chances – Who Knows How Many You’ll Get?

This year’s National Farm Safety Week theme, “Second Chances – Who Knows How Many You’ll Get?”, is a timely reminder of how even small moments can shape big lessons. In early learning settings, farm safety offers a creative way to explore risk, responsibility, and reflection through play, stories, and conversations. Whether children live on farms or learn about them from afar, these lessons help lay the foundation for safe choices and thoughtful behaviour — now and into the future.

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