NSW Government Funding Cuts Threaten Access to Quality Preschool for Thousands of Children and Families
KU Children’s Services has expressed deep concern over the NSW Government’s decision to remove funding for preschool programs delivered through Long Day Care (LDC) services, warning the cuts will reduce …
Abigail Boyd MLC Visits KU The Tree House Child Care Centre During Early Learning Matters Week 2026
KU Children’s Services was pleased to welcome Abigail Boyd, NSW Greens Member, to KU The Tree House Child Care Centre last week as part of Early Learning Matters Week celebration
Kate Washington MP Visits KU Peninsula Preschool For Early Learning Matters Week 2026
KU Children’s Services was pleased to welcome NSW Minister for Families and Communities and Minister for Disability Inclusion, Kate Washington MP, to KU Peninsula Preschool last week as part of Early Learning Matters Week celebrations.
KU supports 2026 IEU Day of Action calling for increased funding for NSW community preschools
Martin Place, Sydney, NSW – Wednesday 06 May, 2026 KU has today joined teachers, directors, educators, families, children and fellow providers across New South Wales in supporting the Independent …
High-quality, community-building kindergartens coming to Armstrong Creek
As Armstrong Creek continues to grow into one of Victoria’s most vibrant new family communities, many parents are looking for more than early education alone. They want places that help …
KU Children’s Services wins Employer of Choice for 10th year in a row – a national first in the early childhood sector
KU Children’s Services (KU), one of Australia’s leading not for profit providers of early childhood education, has once again been named an Employer of Choice in The Australian Business Awards, …
KU to open new kinders in Armstrong Creek, Victoria
New kinders and community hub to meet community need KU Children’s Services (KU) is set to operate and deliver services at the Bloinks Community Hub (interim name) and Biyala Primary …
Joint statement from not-for-profit early childhood education and care providers to changes to National Law
Workforce is the key to building child-safe environments. As leaders of some of Australia’s largest not-for-profit early learning providers, we welcome the National Law changes being considered by the Victorian …
Not-for-profit CEOs urge NSW Government to act on key recommendations from Upper House Inquiry into ECEC
Released 22 May 2026 Not-for-profit CEOs of early childhood education and care (ECEC) organisations have urged the NSW Government to implement key recommendations of the Upper House Report to continue …
Joint statement from not-for-profit early childhood education and care providers in response to ABC Four Corners
Early learning services exist to uphold children’s rights and honour their childhood. Recent ABC reporting has laid bare failures that have enabled egregious breaches of trust and safety in some …