Child Safe Standards & Principles Resource Pack – Posters, Flyers & Checklists
Seller: The Educators Domain
✅ Child Safe National Principles & Victorian Standards Display Pack for Families Strengthen your child-safe culture
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Product description
Every education and care service is expected to uphold the highest standards of child safety — but helping families understand what that means in everyday practice can be difficult.
This display pack turns complex requirements into clear, visual communication and practical tools that make your commitment visible and meaningful.
Created for Early Learning Centres, Kindergartens, OSHC programs, and Family Day Care, this pack supports your alignment with both the 10 National Child Safe Principles and the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards.
🌿 Why This Pack Is Essential
✔ Shows families your service’s pledge to child safety — professional, ready-to-display posters and flyers communicate your message clearly and consistently.
✔ Builds confidence and trust — families can see, at a glance, how your service keeps children safe and what your responsibilities are under the law.
✔ Supports strong leadership and reflection — practical checklists guide your team through each principle and standard, helping identify actions, record evidence, and plan improvements.
✔ Prepares you for Assessment & Rating — easily link your evidence to NQS Quality Areas 2 & 7 and relevant National Regulations.
✔ Encourages team ownership — simple tools promote a shared understanding of what child safety looks like in everyday practice.
🗂 What’s Included
Family Flyers (A4)
• Two clear, family-friendly information sheets:
One for the 10 National Child Safe Principles
One for the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards
Commitment Posters (A4 & A3)
• Two bold display posters highlighting your service’s child-safe pledge:
National Principles Poster
Victorian Standards Poster
Detailed Self-Assessment Checklists
• Action-focused tools for teams and leaders, featuring:
Key action points for implementation
Real examples of evidence
Space for notes, reflection, and next steps
💡 Ideal For
Services preparing for Assessment & Rating
Nominated Supervisors and Educational Leaders reviewing child-safe practice
Teams wanting to embed a stronger culture of safety and transparency
This display pack turns complex requirements into clear, visual communication and practical tools that make your commitment visible and meaningful.
Created for Early Learning Centres, Kindergartens, OSHC programs, and Family Day Care, this pack supports your alignment with both the 10 National Child Safe Principles and the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards.
🌿 Why This Pack Is Essential
✔ Shows families your service’s pledge to child safety — professional, ready-to-display posters and flyers communicate your message clearly and consistently.
✔ Builds confidence and trust — families can see, at a glance, how your service keeps children safe and what your responsibilities are under the law.
✔ Supports strong leadership and reflection — practical checklists guide your team through each principle and standard, helping identify actions, record evidence, and plan improvements.
✔ Prepares you for Assessment & Rating — easily link your evidence to NQS Quality Areas 2 & 7 and relevant National Regulations.
✔ Encourages team ownership — simple tools promote a shared understanding of what child safety looks like in everyday practice.
🗂 What’s Included
Family Flyers (A4)
• Two clear, family-friendly information sheets:
One for the 10 National Child Safe Principles
One for the 11 Victorian Child Safe Standards
Commitment Posters (A4 & A3)
• Two bold display posters highlighting your service’s child-safe pledge:
National Principles Poster
Victorian Standards Poster
Detailed Self-Assessment Checklists
• Action-focused tools for teams and leaders, featuring:
Key action points for implementation
Real examples of evidence
Space for notes, reflection, and next steps
💡 Ideal For
Services preparing for Assessment & Rating
Nominated Supervisors and Educational Leaders reviewing child-safe practice
Teams wanting to embed a stronger culture of safety and transparency