Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Please find below a selection of our Frequently Asked Questions.
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How long is your waiting list?
We do have a substanial waiting list, but it is difficult to say how long it will take for a position to become available as this is determined on how old your child is, what days you are looking for and when you require the care. That means that even if you need care immediately, it is well worth giving us a call as we may be able to accommodate your needs. When joining our waiting list, if you can be at all flexible in the days of care you need, we are more likely to be able to find you a position.
We currently have limited vacancies for positions to start in 2009 on Mondays and Fridays.
What is included in the daily fees?
Our daily fees include 4 meals (morning tea, hot lunch, afternoon tea and late snack), nappies for babies, sunscreen and a stimulating educational program.
Parents need to provide sheets for children who sleep, bottles need to come in filled while the child is taking bottles, a hat (which can be purchased from the centre) and change of clothes.
What age do you take children from, and how are the children grouped?
We take babies from 6 weeks of age through to 6 years. Our centre is divided into three rooms:
| 6 weeks to 3 years |
Ocean Room. |
| 2 years to 3 years |
Rainforest Room. |
| 3 years to 6 years |
Bush Room / Preschool. |
To keep overall group sizes to a minimum, the Room are further divided into small groups
| Ocean Room |
3 groups of no more than 10 in each group |
| Rainforest Room |
2 groups of approximately 12 in each group |
| Bush Room |
3 groups, 2 with no more than 20 children and 1 with no more than 10 |
Are your staff qualified?
The number of trained staff we have on the premises is well above our legal requirements. In fact, we win awards for supporting staff in their ongoing professional development. Please see our section on staffing to provide more details
Do you have a preschool program?
Our preschoolers undertake a comprehensive transition to school program which covers all areas of development. Please see our section on Transition To School for further information.
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