Amanda Stichbury - Centre Manager

Child Care Canberra lists Amanda Stichbury - Centre Manager in Raworth, who continued to provide excellent After School Care care, education and support for the children and their families of Raworth Australia.

Amanda Stichbury Centre Manager at Star Kids believes that by providing Newcastle Child Care with a secure and happy environment, they will became confident and competent individuals.

Our aim is to provide a stimulating and loving environment for all the children in our care. We treat all children as individuals, but develop them as essential members of a community.

We welcome you and your family to our warm and caring environment and look forward to having your child starting in our centre and working closely alongside you to ensure he/she reaches their full potential.

Clothing and Sun Protection All of our centres are sun safe.

Outdoor activities will be placed in shaded areas where possible.

During summer, outdoor activities are planned before 10am and after 3pm.

Children and staff do not wear sleeveless items.

Sun protection awareness activities will be included in program.

Hats are to be worn by children and staff when outdoors.

Sunscreen to be applied to every child before exposure to the sun.

Thanks for Visiting

NEWS

Immunisation requirements for Child Care Benefit Payments

The recently introduced No Jab No Pay policy has resulted in a sharp rise in the number of children being immunised against preventable diseases.

There have been an overwhelming number of families who have ensured they immunise their children before the 18 March deadline.

This increase has resulted in some delays in updating immunisation records by the states and territories.

To ensure families who have up to date immunisation records are not disadvantaged, the Department of Human Services will continue to pay Child Care Benefits until the immunisation register is up to date.

Under the new law which began on 1 January 2016, children must be up to date with their vaccinations, have a valid medical exemption, or be on a catch-up schedule if their parents want to keep receiving Child Care Benefits, the Child Care Rebate and the FTB Part A supplement.

Parents whose children do not meet the immunisation requirements by the 18 March deadline will start incurring a debt, which they’ll have to repay.

Parents who do not intend to vaccinate their child can ask the Department of Human Services to stop their child care subsidies straight away, to avoid incurring a debt.

NEWS

Immunisation requirements - Child Care Benefit Payments

The recently introduced No Jab No Pay policy has resulted in a sharp rise in the number of children being immunised against preventable diseases.

There have been an overwhelming number of families who have ensured they immunise their children before the 18 March deadline.

This increase has resulted in some delays in updating immunisation records by the states and territories.

To ensure families who have up to date immunisation records are not disadvantaged, the Department of Human Services will continue to pay Child Care Benefits until the immunisation register is up to date.

Under the new law which began on 1 January 2016, children must be up to date with their vaccinations, have a valid medical exemption, or be on a catch-up schedule if their parents want to keep receiving Child Care Benefits, the Child Care Rebate and the FTB Part A supplement.

Parents whose children do not meet the immunisation requirements by the 18 March deadline will start incurring a debt, which they’ll have to repay.

Parents who do not intend to vaccinate their child can ask the Department of Human Services to stop their child care subsidies straight away, to avoid incurring a debt.