Policies

Preventing infectious diseases in early childhood education and care services

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This is V2.0 of Australia’s national Early Years Learning Framework. The aim of Belonging, Being and Becoming: The Early Years Framework for Australia is to support early childhood providers, teachers and educators to extend and enrich children’s learning from birth to 5 years and through the transition to school. 

The 2025 Parent Handbook helps families access important information about our centre so that we can support their child at Play Early Learning Centre

The QKLG provides the specific learning for kindergarten that is aligned to the EYLF V2.0. The QKLG is designed to support quality teaching, learning and

assessment in Queensland kindergartens.

Professionals who adhere to this Code of Ethics act in the best interests of all children and work collectively to ensure that every child is thriving and learning. 

Our service and all educators can effectively respond to and manage medical conditions - including asthma, diabetes and anaphylaxis - to ensure the safety and wellbeing of children, staff, volunteers, students and families. 

This policy sets out our use and management of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV), which we use for the safety and security of children, families, staff and visitors at our service.

This Code of Conduct aligns with the ECEC Code of Ethics and the National Model Code for Taking Images or Videos of Children while Providing Early Childhood Education and Care (National Model Code).

To make sure that we manage complaints and concerns effectively, and that our complaints handling processes are clear and understood by children, families, communities and staff

This policy sets out how we prevent and effectively respond to any incidents, injuries, trauma or illnesses of children in our care.

Our Child Safe Environment Policy sets out how we provide a child safe environment and meet Queensland’s mandatory Child Safe Standards

This policy sets out the rules for the use of tobacco, vapes, drugs and alcohol at our service, ensuring that children, staff, families and visitors are not subjected to their associated dangers.