Network is particularly intrigued by the following point, in the report.
“State governments are encouraged to support the availability of outside school hours care for children aged 5–12 in public schools, wherever there is a consistent demand. Additionally, any barriers to providing wrap-around care in dedicated preschools should be eliminated to enhance the ECEC options for working families.”
We all know that families now anticipate that high-quality Out of School Hours (OOSH) care will be a standard offering when enrolling their children in public schools.
December 5, 2024 - Information
It was truly impressive to witness such a great attendance at the recent “Engaging with Exceeding” session. The enthusiasm and commitment displayed by participants demonstrated the importance of striving for excellence in OOSH. Currently, just over 7% of services achieve an Exceeding rating among...
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November 28, 2024 - Information
This is the time of year when you’ll no doubt be getting enquiries from families who want to send their young children to vacation care before they start primary school next year. Here’s what you need to know about staffing and regulatory compliance during...
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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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