Our Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) has been servicing the St Oliver Plunkett Catholic School since 2003. The service offers before school care, after school care and vacation care.
Our service offers a high quality program with age appropriate experiences such as outdoor and active play, creative opportunities and life skill development in a nurturing and safe environment.
The service currently caters for children of primary school age with the activity program catering to all skill levels and abilities.
I’ve been an early ed coordinator for:
Five years.
My favourite thing about being an early ed coordinator is:
Providing a great environment for children and educators.
Something I like to tell all mums and dads is:
All children develop at their own pace.
My favourite way to relax is:
Camping
I’ve been an early ed coordinator for:
Five years.
My favourite thing about being an early ed coordinator is:
Learning new things each day. I love developing strategies with educators to support the children in our care. I am passionate about leading my team.
Something I like to tell all mums and dads is:
How their child has contributed to OSHC that day and their response to the experiences they have had while with us. I love reminding parents how special their child is at the end of each day (especially after a tough day at work).
My favourite way to relax is:
Kmart! Browsing, buying, bargain hunting. Also hanging out with my own little family.
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.
