On Friday October 28, in Canberra, the inaugural Transforming Early Learning visioning summit created a space for diverse actors across the early childhood system to come together to launch a deeper national conversation about the future.
This summit was just the beginning.
The creation of a vision for early learning in Australia will enable us to develop strategies and pathways, build shared aspirations, and work together with a shared sense of purpose and connection, transforming the early learning system into one where every child, family and community can thrive. To support this, the Front Project and the Apiary Fellowship are bringing together diverse perspectives from children and families, as well as from all corners of the early learning system, for future generations in Australia.
The concept for the futuring work was born from the Front Project’s application of systems change approaches and the cultivation of an extraordinary set of system leaders in the Apiary Fellowship.
The concept for the futuring work was born from the Front Project’s application of systems change approaches and the cultivation of an extraordinary set of system leaders in the Apiary Fellowship.
The concept for the futuring work was born from the Front Project’s application of systems change approaches and the cultivation of an extraordinary set of system leaders in the Apiary Fellowship.
The concept for the futuring work was born from the Front Project’s application of systems change approaches and the cultivation of an extraordinary set of system leaders in the Apiary Fellowship.
The concept for the futuring work was born from the Front Project’s application of systems change approaches and the cultivation of an extraordinary set of system leaders in the Apiary Fellowship.
The Apiary Fellowship is a program that supports its Fellows to build a holistic view of the early childhood education and care (ECEC) system and bring about positive change for children.
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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which our offices stand, the Bunurong Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation, and the Traditional Owners of the land where we conduct our work across Australia. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture and pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.
