Horsham Rural City Council to lobby for early childhood education

By Sarah Scully
Updated May 7 2014 - 9:25am, first published 1:00am
Horsham District Kindergarten Association, Horsham council and the State Government had funded refurbishments at kindergartens to increase access and allow for displaced other early years programs to prepare for universal access at Roberts Avenue. Pictured are Tayha Windsor, Karla Harrision, Hamish Marshall, Lenix Nelson and Georgia Schultz at the kindergarten. Picture: MELINDA SCHMIDT
Horsham District Kindergarten Association, Horsham council and the State Government had funded refurbishments at kindergartens to increase access and allow for displaced other early years programs to prepare for universal access at Roberts Avenue. Pictured are Tayha Windsor, Karla Harrision, Hamish Marshall, Lenix Nelson and Georgia Schultz at the kindergarten. Picture: MELINDA SCHMIDT

HORSHAM Rural City Council will lobby the state and federal governments to uphold the national partnership agreement on early childhood education, which aims to give children kindergarten access for at least 15 hours a week.

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