1. Home
  2. For providers
  3. Aboriginal Early Childhood Strategy
  4. Actions to drive change
Actions to drive change
Print this page

Aboriginal Early Childhood Strategy

  • Introduction
  • Artwork
  • Minister's message
  • Partners' message
  • Executive summary
  • The broader context - weaving it all together
  • Governance
  • Community-led co-design
  • Theory of change
  • Actions to drive change
  • Accountability framework

Actions to drive change

Select an element to read the actions to drive change.

  • An educator with a child
    All preschools are Culturally responsive, and there is more proactive and positive engagement with Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing
  • Children around a tray with a sensory confetti activity
    Early childhood education and care and other family services are well connected
  • An educator leading a yarning circle with preschool children
    Families understand child development and are more aware of the benefits of 2 years of preschool
  • An educator surrounded by children at a preschool
    Families have more choice about attending a well-supported Aboriginal Community Controlled service
  • An educator with a child
    Barriers to engagement are reduced
  • An educator surrounded by children at a preschool
    Families are decision-makers
  • Back: Phased implementation
  • Next: Accountability framework