Early childhood centres are lifting their game, with fewer falling below quality standards.

Education Review Office monitoring shows 47 percent of standalone services didn’t meet the quality threshold - down from 64 percent a year earlier.

Early Childhood Council Chief Executive Simon Laube says the reviews are just snapshots.

He says even the best centres go through staff changes and have to rebuild quality.

Early childhood centres are lifting their game, with fewer falling below quality standards.
Education Review Office monitoring shows 47 percent of standalone services didn’t meet the quality threshold - down from 64 percent a year earlier.
Early Childhood Council Chief Executive Simon Laube says the reviews are just snapshots.
He says even the best centres go through staff changes and have to rebuild quality.

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Simon Laube: Early Childhood Council Chief Executive on some ECE centres not meeting required standards

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