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St Eugene’s Outside School Hours Care

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    Before School

    6:15am - 9:00am

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    After School

    3:00pm - 6:00pm

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    Vacation Care

    6:15am - 6:00pm

St Eugene’s Outside School Hours Care has been operating for over 20 years and caters for prep to year six children in before school, after school and vacation care.

Our service is located in the old school administration building and the demountable on the grounds of St Eugene’s College. We work alongside of the school and parish to cater for our large group of children who are divided into two groups, juniors and seniors.

Our programs are developed based on the children’s interests and are a blend of intentional and spontaneous experiences.

We have a strong relationship with St Eugene school community and use many of the school facilities when operating our programs. The children particularly enjoy their time spent in the community garden.

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  • Springfield Drive
  • Burpengary QLD 4505

Meet Our Staff

Lesley Turnbull

Coordinator

I’ve been an early ed coordinator for:
25 years.
My favourite thing about being an early ed coordinator is:
Meeting new families and enjoying time with the children, seeing them grow and develop their own personality.
Something I like to tell all mums and dads is:
How dedicated the staff are to the development and happiness of the children in our care by providing opportunities for them to learn new and interesting skills and make new friends.
My favourite way to relax is:
Having time with my family and playing tennis.

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