6:30am - 8:30am
3:00pm - 6:00pm
6:30am - 6:00pm
St Luke’s Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) is located within the grounds of St Luke’s Catholic Primary School. We have developed close ties with St Luke’s and St Anthony’s Parish, and the school community.
Our program supports working families by providing a safe environment before and after school that is designed to cater to their children’s age, skills, interests and abilities.
We run a flexible and adaptable child-initiated program incorporating children’s ideas, cultures and interests. We view each child as having preparedness, potential, curiosity and interest in constructing their own learning and in negotiating everything the environment presents to them. We provide guidance and support to children so they can discover, explore and create something new everyday.
Our centre strives to foster a culture that celebrates diversity and interdependence and we encourage children to value and respect each other.
I’ve been an early education coordinator for:
12 years
My favourite thing about being an early education coordinator is:
Seeing children grow as they come through OSHC. I love watching them get excited over the variety of activities we provide.
Something I like to tell all mums and dads is:
How much their children are enjoying OSHC and developing friendships.
My favourite way to relax is:
Reading and being at the beach, watching the waves.
Your child’s health and wellbeing is our top priority and we recognise the essential role sleep, rest and relaxation plays in your child’s development.
As children grow they develop confidence and self-esteem from their interactions with others. There are a number of things you can do to help your children grow into confident young people, and in this article we look at some simple strategies you can use to build your child’s self-esteem.
Just as we all have different interests, tastes and preferences, we all have different ways of learning. This is especially true of young children, who will all learn in different ways and at their own pace. It’s important to allow children to learn and grow in the way that suits them best.
