Freya Lucas is an Editor at The Sector - Early Education News. She focuses on themes related to education, continuous education, and the education system, while also exploring topics such as culture, family relationships, and social issues in Australia. Freya's insights and analyses are featured in various discussions surrounding academia and the impact of business leaders, particularly in the context of the ongoing challenges posed by the coronavirus.
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Freya's coverage is heavily focused on early childhood education and care (ECEC), particularly in the Australian context. She frequently reports on government announcements, press releases, and cites data related to ECEC services, educators, child development, and education policy.
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By: Freya Lucas
1,187 South Australian children have been helped to safely maintain connection with their families because of an innovative approach, backed by the State Government, that is designed to keep families together and keep children out of the residential care system.
Precedent Productions will again honour the outstanding achievements and contributions of the Australian small business community in 2025 with the 27th Australian Small Business Champion Awards.
By: Freya Lucas
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a cabinet reshuffle in light of the resignation of Bill Shorten from his role as the Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
New data revealing the locations of Fee-Free TAFE course enrolments across South Australia has shown that there have been 16,410 Fee-Free TAFE
By: Freya Lucas
In 2024 Early childhood teacher/Educational leader Janette Lester (aka Netty) was a well known and respected member of the Clearview Early Learning
School Plus Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation offering both an outside school hours care (OSHC) and holiday program, with a head office in Eight Mile Plains, Queensland.
By: Freya Lucas
It is well understood that learning how to read is essential to a child's intellectual development, and new research from the Yale Child Study Center shows that reading and other literacy skills, such as storytelling, can also be good for a child's physical and mental health.
By: Freya Lucas
Held in person at the Homeland Security Investigations Lab in Washington, D.C., the workshop included presentations by industry leaders, roundtable discussions, and breakout groups.
By: Freya Lucas
The studies show that cognitive processes related to consciousness may begin functioning in babies earlier than had been previously thought.
More than 100,000 Queenslanders have taken advantage of the Federal Government's Free TAFE program, with early childhood education and care (ECEC) courses amongst the most popular.
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