Queensland Kindergarten Funding Scheme
Approved Kindergarten Program. If a service is providing an Approved Kindergarten Program in a Kindergarten Service (rather than in a Long Day Care Service) the service must also be a member of an approved CGB in order to be eligible for the Funding. Must have and deliver an Approved Kindergarten Program using: • the Queensland Kindergarten
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