South Australian Childcare Centre Closed Again After Allergen Incident

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An Edge Early Learning centre in Gawler East, South Australia, has been closed for two weeks by the Education Standards Board after a child with a known soy allergy was served meatballs containing the allergen.
This is the second closure for the centre this year due to procedural errors.

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An Edge Early Learning centre in Gawler East, South Australia, has been closed for two weeks by the Education Standards Board after a child with a known soy allergy was served meatballs containing the allergen. This is the second closure for the centre this year due to procedural errors.

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