QUALITY AREA 1 - ACECQA
INVOLVING CHILDREN IN DECISION-MAKING Quality Area 1 | Supporting agency: Involving children in decision-making The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child states children have a right to be active participants in all matters affecting their lives. In the approved learning frameworks, agency is defined as being able to
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