Network of Community Activities is the Peak representative body for Out of School Hours Care in NSW & ACT.
Network provides information, advocacy, training and support for organisations and individuals working with communities offering services to school age children.
Specifically designed OOSH courses developed by OOSH specialists
Network of Community Activities is the Peak representative body for Out of School Hours Care in NSW & ACT.
Network provides information, advocacy, training and support for organisations and individuals working with communities offering services to school age children.
Specifically designed OOSH courses developed by OOSH specialists
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April 12, 2024 - Events, Information
Network of Community Activities is delighted to announce the appointment of our new Chair, Kate Gray. Kate has been a valued member of Network for 22 years, initially joining the organisation as a new Educator who stumbled into OOSH while studying for a career in Early Education.
With a passionate commitment to the Out of School Hours Community, Kate currently serves as the Director at Eleebana & Community OOSH. In her role, she oversees all aspects of the service’s operations and day-to-day management.
Kate’s tenure in this position spans over 12 years, during which she has significantly expanded the service and led it to surpassing Quality Improvement targets, achieving Exceeding ratings in all 7 Quality Areas last year.
April 12, 2024 - Events, Information
Network of Community Activities is delighted to announce the appointment of our new Chair, Kate Gray. Kate has been a valued member of Network for 22 years, initially joining the organisation as a new Educator who stumbled into OOSH while studying for a career in...
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March 27, 2024 - Information
Wishing all OOSHies a chocolate filled weekend full of playfulness and rest. -The Network Team Our office will be closed: Friday 29th April and Monday Ist April
March 22, 2024 - Information
Don’t Forget to Participate It’s time to register for the 2024 early childhood education and care (ECEC) National Workforce Census. Look out for an email from the Social Research Centre. This census data will be more important than ever given the workforce shortages. This census helps to build...
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