Month: March 2020

Help us to stop the spread of COVID-19 by doing the following: Clean your hands thoroughly: for at least 20 seconds with soap and warm water, or an alcohol-based hand rub. Cover your nose and mouth: when coughing and sneezing […]

Today, the boys began their newest, ultimate competition. What else could they have possible done in wet weather, other than… Table Tennis! Ashton started the round off and while it definitely took some time for all the boys to get […]

This week, with all of the chaos, everyone at OOSH needed a little extra Harmony in their afternoon and Today, that is exactly what we got! Harmony Day just passed, on Saturday, 21st of March. Harmony Day has been celebrated […]

Why outdoor play is important Playing outside gives your child the chance to explore the natural environment and have adventures. She can play games, test her physical limits, express herself and build her self-confidence. Outdoor play can also mean more […]

Dear Parents and Carers, In support of St George Christian School and OOSH at SGCS’s approach to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to ensure students safety and wellbeing, our upcoming Vacation Care Program has been modified. Our early bird […]

Dear Parents and Carers, Notice: April 2020 Vacation Care Program- Modification In support of St George Christian School and OOSH at SGCS’s approach to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to ensure students safety and wellbeing, our upcoming Vacation Care […]

Dear families, Please read over our amendments to our OOSH services Sign In & Out Policy. We will be implementing this new process as of Wednesday 18th March. Policy Modification, in response to COVID-19: Our main focus is to keep […]

Dear Families, There is a lot of talk in the media and our community around COVID-19 and closures of schools and Before and After School Care services. At this stage and until further notice, OOSH is as normal. In Australia […]

This afternoon, whilst everyone was playing with their friends, laughing with each-other, and telling exciting stories from their week, everyone took a second to stop, and take a look around at what OOSH has become over the last 12 months. […]

Children’s most important cognitive development occurs during their first 8 years of life. By parents taking an active role in the education process, parents can help ensure that they child has the support they need to develop to their full […]