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We specialise in policies across 20+ industries Australia-wide.
Businesses Insured
Specialised Cover
Since 2010
Equipment hired out without an operator included
Extraction, site operations & heavy equipment
Equipment hired out without an operator included
Protection across residential & commercial builds
Complex projects, plant & machinery cover
Cover for removal, handling & disposal risks
High-risk cover for structural takedown work
Professional indemnity for tech project work
Temporary structures, labour & liability risks
Whether you're on-site solo or managing a crew, we find the right policy for your trade.
Businesses Insured
Specialised Cover
Since 2010
Licensed electricians cover for liability & tools
Cover for licensed plumbers, drainage & gas work
Framing, fit-out & joinery cover for carpenters
Public liability & tools cover for subbies
Cover for gardens, earthworks & outdoor projects
Public liability for brickies & blocklayers
Cover for domestic & commercial cleaning businesses
Public liability cover for roofing & guttering work
Cover for floor, wall & wet area tiling
Tailored insurance for childcare providers. Get a competitive childcare insurance policy today.
Childcare insurance policies shouldn’t feel like homework.
We’ve refined our insurance for childcare providers into a quick, simple and easy process to get you insured before the next nap time ends.
Our team of insurance brokers work with early learning services like yours every day.
We know where to get competitive prices and great cover.
Don’t spend countless hours shopping around, we provide you the most competitive options the first time.
Our team of insurance brokers work with trade contractors like you everyday.
We know where to get competitive prices and great cover.
Don’t spend countless hours shopping around, we provide you the most competitive options the first time.
Professional
tailored advice
Competitively
priced policies
Comprehensive
cover options

Professional
tailored advice

Competitively
priced policies

Comprehensive
cover options

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What you need to know about
Insurance for childcare providers can generally be quite straightforward however, caring for children carries risks that standard business insurance is not designed to address.
After dealing with providers across the early learning sector, we know what policies to put in place to ensure you have the cover you need and can rely on.
Childcare providers require a number of insurance policies in order to be covered correctly.
Depending on the type of service you operate, the number of children in your care, the age groups you cater to and the activities you offer will depend on what insurance policies you need to have in place.
Our focus is on delivering you quality advice, removing the overload of phone calls and paperwork to make sure that you have a dedicated insurance advisor that you can count on.
We keep our paperwork to a minimum so it’s simple, quick and straightforward.
Need a Broker who can assist with insurance for childcare providers? We've got you covered.
We understand that running a childcare service is demanding. Between National Quality Framework requirements, staff ratios and communicating with families, admin work is the last thing you need more of. Let us take care of it for you.
All of our Brokers are here to work with you to make the process simple and easier to manage.

You will typically only be able to build double-storey dwellings due to height restrictions of 10 meters.
Be sure that your insurance policy does not exclude you from working at heights if thats the type of work you generally do.
Most regulatory bodies across Australia require childcare services to hold a minimum level of Public Liability cover as a condition of approval.
Landlords, councils and parent committees often set their own minimum limits as well.
If your policy doesn’t meet these requirements, your approval to operate can be put at risk.
We make sure the cover we arrange is compliant with your licensing and contractual obligations from day one.

Your insurance company still needs to know if you use a small number of subbies.
We ask these questions so that we can ensure that your policies are suitable for the work you’re doing.
Operating a family day care service from your home creates a unique overlap between your business and personal insurance.
A standard home and contents policy generally will not respond to incidents connected to a business run from the property.
Family day care educators usually need their own Public Liability and Professional Indemnity cover.
It is worth reviewing your home policy at the same time so nothing falls between the two.

When policies are laid out side by side and you can only see the price then you may not even be aware of the exclusions that apply on the policy.
Using an insurance broker doesn’t generally cost you anything more.
Our job is to review the quotes, make sure they are appropriate for you and don’t reduce your cover to an expensive piece of paper.
We have seen countless times where tradies have purchased their insurance online and then when it came time to claim the policy didn’t provide the cover they expected.
Excursions, incursions, transport during vacation care and parent helpers all add layers of risk to your service.
Many policies can cover these activities, but only if they are disclosed to your insurer.
Volunteers are also generally not covered by Workers Compensation, which applies to employees only.
We ask these questions so that we can ensure your policies reflect how your service actually runs, not a standard model.
Understanding how childcare insurance works in practice can help show why the right cover matters.
The scenarios below are illustrative examples only. Whether and how a policy responds always depends on the specific policy terms, conditions and circumstances of the claim.
A four-year-old falls from a climbing frame during outdoor play at a long day care centre in suburban Brisbane, fracturing their arm.
The parents allege the equipment was not age-appropriate and supervision was inadequate.
In a case like this, the centre’s Public Liability Insurance may respond to the legal defence costs and any compensation payable, which can easily run well into five figures.
A child with a documented nut allergy is accidentally given a snack containing traces of peanut at a family day care service in Melbourne and suffers an anaphylactic reaction requiring hospitalisation.
The family alleges the allergy management plan was not followed.
This is the type of claim Professional Indemnity Insurance is designed to address, responding to the legal costs and any settlement rather than leaving the educator to carry the financial burden personally.
An educator at an OSHC program in Perth injures her lower back lifting a child during an activity and is unable to work for six weeks.
Workers Compensation Insurance, which is compulsory for employers in every state and territory, is the cover that responds to her medical treatment, rehabilitation and income support during recovery.
A severe storm damages the roof and outdoor play area of a childcare centre on the Gold Coast, forcing a three-week closure while repairs are completed.
Property cover can respond to the repair costs, while Business Interruption Insurance is designed to replace the lost fee income during closure so the centre can keep paying staff and overheads.
Yes. While requirements vary by state and territory, most regulatory bodies require childcare providers to hold a minimum level of Public Liability Insurance as a condition of their approval.
Workers Compensation Insurance is also mandatory in every state and territory for businesses with employees.
Beyond the legal requirements, comprehensive cover helps protect your service from the financial risks that come with caring for children.
A comprehensive childcare insurance program usually combines Public Liability, Professional Indemnity, Workers Compensation, Contents and Business Interruption cover.
Many providers also add Cyber Insurance for sensitive family data and Volunteer Personal Accident cover for parent helpers.
The cost depends on factors including the number of children enrolled, the type of service you operate, staff numbers, your location and your claims history.
We compare options from multiple insurers to find suitable cover at a competitive premium for your circumstances.
While not always legally mandated, Professional Indemnity Insurance is strongly recommended for childcare providers.
Given the duty of care obligations you hold, a single allegation of negligence can result in significant legal costs, even if the claim is ultimately unsuccessful.
This could include claims relating to supervision, the handling of a medical event, or the management of allergies and dietary requirements.
Many policies can be extended to cover excursions, incursions and off-site activities, provided these are disclosed to your insurer.
It is important that your policy reflects the full scope of your operations, including regular outings and special events.
Family day care operators generally need the same types of cover as centre-based providers, including Public Liability and Professional Indemnity.
However, running a business from your home can affect your home and contents insurance, so both should be reviewed together.
We can help you navigate this so nothing falls between the two policies.
Public Liability Insurance is one of the most critical policies for any childcare provider.
It covers claims for third-party bodily injury or property damage arising from your business operations, such as a child injured on play equipment or a parent slipping at drop-off.
Most licensing and regulatory bodies across Australia require childcare services to hold a minimum level of Public Liability cover.
It is also commonly required by landlords, councils and parent committees before a service can operate.
Professional Indemnity Insurance protects your service against claims alleging negligence, errors or a breach of your professional duty of care.
In the childcare sector this could include claims relating to supervision, the handling of a medical event, or the management of allergies and dietary requirements.
Given the duty of care obligations childcare operators hold, even an unfounded allegation can generate significant legal costs.
Management Liability Insurance covers directors, committee members and managers against claims of wrongful acts in managing the organisation.
It also responds to exposures such as employment practices disputes and regulatory investigations.
It is particularly relevant for committee-run kindergartens and not-for-profit services where volunteers hold governance roles.
Contents and Equipment cover protects your furniture, play equipment, educational resources and technology against events such as fire, storm and theft.
Business Interruption Insurance can replace lost fee income if an insured event forces your service to close.
This helps you keep paying rent, wages and other fixed costs while repairs are carried out.
Childcare providers hold sensitive information about children and families, from medical details to custody arrangements, often in cloud-based enrolment and CCS systems.
Cyber Insurance can respond to data breaches, ransomware and the costs of notification and recovery.
As more of the sector’s records move online, this cover is becoming an increasingly standard part of a childcare insurance program.
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