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Early childhood education royal commission must reflect grassroots reality for childcare educators, Victor Harbor Childcare

Ella Jacka, director of Victor Harbor Childcare, said she wants the Royal Commission to support existing childcare structures. Photo by Emma Heidenreich
Emma Heidenreich

The Royal Commission released its interim report into Early Childhood Education and Care on April 18, but local childcare workers […]

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