any incident where the attendance by emergency services at the education and care service premises was sought, or ought reasonably to have been sought any circumstances where a child being educated and cared for by an education and care service appears to be missing or cannot be accounted for; appears to have been or removed from the education and care services premises in a manner that contravenes National Regulations; is mistakenly locked in or locked out of the education and care service premises or any part of the premises. The Regulatory Authority must be notified of a serious incident (section 174(2)(a)) in writing in the case of: the death of a child, as soon as practicable but within 24 hours of the death, or the time that the person becomes aware of the death any other serious incident, within 24 hours of the incident or the time that the person becomes aware of the incident Written notification of serious incidents must be submitted via the ACECQA portal using the appropriate forms at . Support: Work in a co-operative and positive manner. Sources Early Childhood Australia, Code of Ethics: United Nations, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: United Nations, Convention on The Rights of the Child: Victoria Legal Aid: Victorian Institute of Teaching The Victorian Teaching Profession Code of Conduct and Code of – Ethics: Related policies Safe (formerly Child Protection) Policy Complaints and Grievances Policy Delivery and Collection of Children Policy Interactions with Children Policy Occupational Health and Safety Policy Privacy and Confidentiality Policy Relaxation and Policy Staffing Policy The Approved Provider is responsible for: providing a safe environment for staff, contractors, volunteers, students on placement, parents/guardians, children and others attending the programs and activities of Woodbine Road Preschool providing guidance through leadership and by being a positive role model developing and updating/ reviewing of conduct for Woodbine Road Preschool in collaboration with the Nominated Supervisor, staff, parents/guardians, children and others involved with the service (refer to Attachments 1 and 3) ensuring that staff, volunteers, students and parents/guardians are provided with a copy of this policy on employment, engagement or enrolment at the service and that the current codes of conduct are publicly displayed and promoted to everyone including contractors and visitors
any incident where the attendance by emergency services at the education and care service premises was sought, or ought reasonably to have been sought any circumstances where a child being educated and cared for by an education and care service appears to be missing or cannot be accounted for; appears to have been or removed from the education and care services premises in a manner that contravenes National Regulations; is mistakenly locked in or locked out of the education and care service premises or any part of the premises. The Regulatory Authority must be notified of a serious incident (section 174(2)(a)) in writing in the case of: the death of a child, as soon as practicable but within 24 hours of the death, or the time that the person becomes aware of the death any other serious incident, within 24 hours of the incident or the time that the person becomes aware of the incident Written notification of serious incidents must be submitted via the ACECQA portal using the appropriate forms at . Support: Work in a co-operative and positive manner. Sources Early Childhood Australia, Code of Ethics: United Nations, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: United Nations, Convention on The Rights of the Child: Victoria Legal Aid: Victorian Institute of Teaching – The Victorian Teaching Profession Code of Conduct and Code of Ethics: Related policies Safe (formerly Child Protection) Policy Complaints and Grievances Policy Delivery and Collection of Children Policy Interactions with Children Policy Occupational Health and Safety Policy Privacy and Confidentiality Policy Relaxation and Policy Staffing Policy The Approved Provider is responsible for: providing a safe environment for staff, contractors, volunteers, students on placement, parents/guardians, children and others attending the programs and activities of Woodbine Road Preschool providing guidance through leadership and by being a positive role model developing and updating/ reviewing of conduct for Woodbine Road Preschool in collaboration with the Nominated Supervisor, staff, parents/guardians, children and others involved with the service (refer to Attachments 1 and 3) ensuring that staff, volunteers, students and parents/guardians are provided with a copy of this policy on employment, engagement or enrolment at the service and that the current codes of conduct are publicly displayed and promoted to everyone including contractors and visitors
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