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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October 28, 2022 - Events, Information
Tuesday 1 November 10am
The meeting will include a presentation by Anthony Futia, Dept of Education, to discuss recent policy changes.
As well as hearing from the Dept, hear from your peak body on the work we have been undertaking and also learn from and share quality practices with your sector peers.
Places are limited! Register now.
Members only event.
November 21, 2024 - Information
2025 School Dates Student attendance dates (inclusive) Term 1 (Eastern Div): Thursday 6 February to Friday 11 April Term 1 (Western Div): Thursday 13 February to Friday 11 April Term 2: Wednesday 30 April to Friday 4 July Term 3: Tuesday 22 July to Friday...
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November 14, 2024 - Information
Procedure for Individual Flexibility Arrangements An IFA clause is a compulsory inclusion in awards and enterprise agreements. IFAs are used to make alternative arrangements that suit the needs of the employer and the employee but can’t reduce or remove employee entitlements. Employees must be better...
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September 18, 2024 - Information
The Productivity Commission of the Australian Government has just released its final report on Early Childhood Education and Care. The report can be accessed here: . View the Report Network is particularly intrigued by the following point, in the report. “State governments are encouraged to...
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