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[email protected]

Phone: 4323 7483

Website: www.wyomingcc.org.au

Facebook: Wyoming Community

Centre

VACATION CARE

PROGRAM

April 2015

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ACCESS and OPERATING HOURS:

Our service operates from 6:30 am to 6:30pm. We ask that children arrive before 9:30 and leave after 3:30 whenever possible as gates are locked between those times. Please call 0427 376 547 and a staff member will come to open the gates.

PLEASE NOTE: When arriving use the CARY St car park. Pick up is via the

GLENNIE St car park. If you are unable to arrive by 6:30 pm please arrange for your nominee to collect your child and phone the service to advise. Late fees will apply for pick up after 6:30 pm.

Please keep noise to a minimum when accessing the service as church personnel live on site.

How to find us:

The office is located at the Wyoming Community Centre at 147 Maidens Brush Rd. The Vacation Care program operates from the grounds of Out Lady of the Rosary School on the corner of Henry Parry, Glennie and Cary Streets. Access is shown on the map.

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to our Vacation Care Program for the April School Holidays.

With Autumn in the air we have organised some seasonal activities that

get the children out into the great outdoors including a excursion to

Wyoming Tennis Courts.

We will also have a very special visit by the Mobile Video Games van.

On top of a full range of fun activities we are excited to offer a trip to

Putty Beach

to take a scenic walk and build sand sculptures which

should be a real treat for everyone involved.

Book early for this one!

If you haven’t been before please see our website for our Parent

Information Guide.

www.wyomingcc.org.au

CHILD SAFETY AND PROTECTION

The Safety and Wellbeing of your Children is our First Priority. We are a locally managed Community based care service, approved by the Department of Education and Communities (Service Approval No: SE 00013740) & fully licenced by the Department of Employment, Education & Workplace Relations (DEEWR) for Child Care Benefits and Rebates. (1-6PX-3595).

All supervisors are approved by the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) and all our staff have:

Current Working with Children checks

Up to date First Aid Certificates including Asthma & Anaphylaxis Management.

Undertaken Identify & Respond to Children at Risk training.

We do NOT use volunteers, students on placement or older children to supervise your children.

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MEDICATION

A medical management plan is required for any child who has ongoing

medical issues including asthma and allergies. Medication will only be accepted if it is in its original packaging or a Webster Pack and can only be

administered if prescribed by a health professional. An authority form must be completed at the time of booking. No expectations.

SPECIAL DAYS

MINECRAFT DAY— Children bring in a box for a Minecraft head

WHEELS DAY— Children need to bring in something to ride on. GAMES DAY—Children are more the welcome to bring in their favourite board game.

What NOT to bring.

Mobile phones, toys, electronic games etc. They cause arguments & distress if the item is broken or lost. These items, if found, will be

confiscated & returned at the end of the day. We do not accept responsibility for any personal item that is lost or broken.

 Enclosed, non-slip shoes

 A Hat that protects their face, neck and ears.

 Sun-safe clothing that is suitable for the day’s activities. We do use paint and glue and the children play outside.

 Halter neck tops, tank tops, singlets, thongs, Crocs, ballet slippers etc. are not suitable clothing & parents will be asked to return with more appropriate items

 Note: We provide a broad

spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen for children and staff to use as required.

WHAT TO WEAR

Children get hungry!!

We do not provide food for children during Vacation Care.

PLEASE PACK:

 A nutritious morning tea,

 A substantial lunch

 Afternoon snack

 A re-fillable drink bottle for excursions.

PLEASE DO NOT SEND:

 Any nuts or food products containing nuts

 Fast food (McDonalds, KFC, Subway, etc.)

 Soft drinks.

 We would prefer that children do not bring chips and lollies.

No cooking facilities, including microwaves, are available. Please inform staff if your child’s food requires refrigeration. Please note

this cannot be guaranteed as space is limited.

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The Fine Print

FEES:

Our current, daily standard fee is just $48.50* per child for up to 12 hours care. Fees are reduced by the amount of your Child Care Benefit and Rebate. (CCB and CCR). Generally CCB is automatically deducted from your fees. Even without CCB the maximum payable is less than $25 for a full day’s activities after the Child Care Rebate. For some, the cost can be less than $4 per day! Compare these costs with other similar holiday activities.

PAYMENT: We use Direct Debit for our fees to reduce administrative overheads. Fees are payable in full on the Friday prior to attendance, based on estimated CCB/CCR. Adjustments are processed by COB the following Wednesday. Late fees apply to overdue accounts and bookings will not be accepted if accounts are in arrears. Our Accounts policy is on our website.

If you are experiencing financial hardship and require care due to work or study commitments please speak to the Manager or Coordinator prior to the holidays as we can, in certain circumstances, approve Special Child Care Benefit which will cover 100% of your fees. * Higher fees apply if direct debit is not used.

PERMISSION NOTES: Children attending on Wednesday 8th & 15th April will need signed permission notes. These will be provided on the morning of the excursion when you sign in.

ACTIVITIESAND SURCHARGES: As a Not for Profit, Community based organisation we aim to provide affordable child care for as many families as possible while ensuring that children attending Vacation Care experience the usual “holiday” activities. Where surcharges are added, it is to cover the cost of transport, entry fees, presenter fees, hire of equipment and wages for additional staff.

C

HILDRENWITH

A

DDITIONAL

N

EEDS

:

As a community organisation we try to accommodate all children. However, due to the additional staffing required, and to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all children, enrolment of children with additional needs is dependent on the activities planned, the number of children attending and the complexity of the issue. Please contact the Nominated Supervisor, Amanda Jefferys prior to the holidays to discuss your requirements.

P

LEASE

B

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ARLY

:

We conform to the Government’s priority of access guidelines: 1. Children who are at risk or require emergency care

2. Children whose parents are working or studying 3. Any other child

IF you are not booked in your child cannot be accepted. However, in an emergency we will always try to accommodate your needs. Please contact the Centre as soon as you are aware that you need care.

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THUR 2 APR

FAIRIES &

HOBBITS DAY

Being careful

not to scare

them away! We

will be making

fairy & hobbit

houses and

vari-ous other fun

and exciting

crafts to show

our knowledge

of these

mythi-cal creatures.

TUES 7 APR

MINI

MA-CHINES DAY

Today we will be

creating small

vehicles that are

self powered

which we’ll race

to see how fast

and whose is the

fastest! Science,

mechanics and

fun all in one

day!

WED 8 APR

TENNIS

EXCURSION

This is a

favour-ite activity with

staff and

chil-dren alike, when

we walk to the

Wyoming Tennis

Courts for tennis

instruction,

games and fun.

(+$5)

THU 9 APR

WHEELS

DAY

Always a

popu-lar day, children

are welcome to

bring bikes,

skateboards and

scooters to

navi-gate an obstacle

course and

chal-lenge each other

to a race.

FRI 10 APR

SOLAR

SYSTEM DAY

We are going to

look beyond

Earth and

dis-cover our solar

system with

crafts and

activ-ities to help us

explore the

depths of space.

MON 13 APR

RED DESERT

DAY

Taking a trek in

the “desert”

won’t be the

only exciting

thing

happen-ing today. We

will also be

involved in map

reading skills

and much more

TUES 14 APR

MINECRAFT

DAY

We have listened

to the children

and decided

what better way

to enjoy one of

there favourite

video games

then make a day

out of it. It will

be full of fun

Minecraft

activ-ities and craft

WED 15APR

PUTTY

BEACH

We will travel

by bus to the

Maitland Bay

carpark in the

Bouddi

Nation-al Park then

walk through

the bush to

Put-ty Beach where

we will be build

giant sand

sculptures.

(+$10)

THU 16 APR

VIDEO

GAMES DAY

A mobile van

full of the latest

games that will

appeal to boys

and girls will be

onsite for most

of the day. A

screen on the

outside of the

van means that

no-one will miss

anything!

FRI 17 APR

BOARD

GAMES DAY

For the final

day of the

holi-days we offer

friendly

compet-itiveness, team

work and lots of

fun games!

Don’t miss out

.

PLEASE NOTE:

The program is subject to change without notice if it is deemed in the best interests

of children or there are insufficient bookings for an excursion.

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Signature Date

This form must be completed in full and signed for bookings to be accepted.

I agree to the emergency administration of first aid and to the transportation by ambulance if deemed necessary.

Date & Activity

Full Name of Child Full Name of Child Full Name of Child

Thurs 2 April: Fairies

and Hobbits Day

Tues 7 April: Mini

Machines Day

Wed 8 April: Tennis

Excursion (+$5)

Thurs 9 April: Wheels

Day

Fri 10 April: Solar

System Day

Mon 13 April: Red

Desert Day

Tues 14 April:

Minecraft Day

Wed 15 April: Putty

Beach Excursion

(+$10)

Thurs 16 April: Video

Games Day (+$5)

Fri 17 April: Board

Games Day

By signing this booking form I acknowledge that I understand the terms and conditions relating to bookings, attendance and payment of accounts.

I undertake to advise any change in contact details. I agree to photographs being taken for publicity purposes

Parent Name Email address Contact Phone Number

I am aware that payments are made by Direct Debit and that additional fees apply if any other payment method is used.

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