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NSW child safety checklist for tutoring centres

Work through the ten NSW Child Safe Standards, the Working with Children Check, rooms, online lessons and what to do when a concern is raised, one tick at a time.

General information, not legal advice.

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Checked

17 October 2026
Pages
9
Things to tick off
27
To read
4 min
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What is inside

Inside the checklist.

The ten NSW Child Safe Standards, the Working with Children Check and the habits that keep children safe, one tick at a time. For owners and child safety leads at NSW tutoring centres.

  • The Working with Children Check: verifying, recording and renewing
  • All ten Child Safe Standards as everyday habits
  • Rooms, online lessons, messages and home visits
  • What to do when a concern is raised
  • A sign-off table for your records
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Sources

Checked on 17 October 2026.

General information, not legal advice. Laws change and every centre is different: check the sources listed, and ask a lawyer before you rely on this for your centre.

  1. Office of the Children's Guardian: Child Safe Standards
  2. Children's Guardian Act 2019 (NSW)
  3. Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012 (NSW)
  4. Office of the Children's Guardian: the Working with Children Check for employers
  5. NSW Department of Communities and Justice: mandatory reporting

In short

NSW child safety checklist for tutoring centres

A printable checklist that turns the NSW Child Safe Standards and the Working with Children Check into habits a tutoring centre can tick off each term. General information, not legal advice.

Questions centres ask

Is this checklist legal advice?

No. It is general information with its sources listed. Ask a lawyer before you rely on it for your centre.

Who is it for?

Owners and child safety leads at tutoring centres in New South Wales.

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