Fees

Please note that  our fortnightly billing cycle will show advanced bookings that will not include your CCS entitlements, this is due to CCS being paid in arrears.

Statements will be sent out fortnightly to the account holders email address.

See “statement message” on the front page of your statement for dates statements are sent.

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Fees from 27/9/2020 to 1/7/2022	Permanent fee		Casual Fee
Before School Care	$15.00 Pendle Hill $16.50 (due to 6am start)		$25.00
After School Care	$25.50		$35.00
Vacation Care	$55.00 Early Bird Special		$75.00 Daily Rate
Pupil Free Day	$55.00		$75.00

Fees from 4th July 2022
Before School Care	Permanent $17.00	Casual $27.00
After School Care	Permanent $28.00	Casual $38.00
Vacation Care	Early Bird $57.00	Daily Fee $77.00
Pupil Free day	$57.00

 

Other Fees & charges

Enrolment Fee, Per Child (non refundable	$50.00
Bond on enrolment , per child	$200.00
Non-notification fee, after school care, per day	$10.00
Non-notification fee, vacation care , per day	$15.00
Non- sign out fee, for failure to sign your child out of care, per family per day.	$10.00
Overdue accounts, per fortnight if your fees are not paid on time	$25.00
Late fee (after 6.30pm collection), per minute	$5.00
Vacation care booking fee, per family/ per vacation care period	$20.00
Vacation care late processing fee, per child *applies to vacation care enrolment forms handed in after the final cutoff date	$100.00
Debt collection  fee  applies to overdue accounts that need to be sent to a debt collector	$250.00
EFTPOS transaction fee  (per transaction)	$3.00
Rain coats (disposable raincoat given to children in wet weather, if needed)	$2.50
Hat –    if your child does not have a hat they will be sold one.	$5.00
The Additional charges listed below are for Vacation care and Pupil free days
Lunch – if your child has no lunch they will be given a sandwich	$2.50
Water bottles for excursions – – if your child does not have a refillable water bottle they will be given one.	$2.50

The Management Committee has the right to increase the fees at anytime to ensure we are meeting our financial obligations .

Methods of Payment is via direct debit.

Direct Debit is compulsory for all  enrolments.

complete and return this Direct Debit Form to the coordinator on enrolment.

As fees are debited is arrears, and statements show bookings in advance YOU MUST  check the account summary pages of your statement and NOT THE BALANCE ON THE FRONT PAGE

please log into your My Gov Account and complete the activity test for access to Child Care Subsidy. https://www.education.gov.au/ChildCarePackage

We adhere to the Department of Education and Training (DET) priority of access guidelines as set out in section 6.3 of the Child Care Services Handbook.

• Priority 1. A child at risk of serious abuse or neglect.
• Priority 2. A child of a single parent who satisfies, or of parents who both satisfy the work, training, study test under section 14 of the A New  Tax system  (Family    Assistance) Act.1999
• Priority 3. Any other child.

We will be giving priority to children attending our onsite schools.

If no vacancy exists, a waiting list operates.

Within these main categories, priority should be given to the following Children;

• Children in Aboriginal or Torres Straight Islander families.
• Children in families which include a disabled person.
• Children in families on a low income.
• Children in families from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
• Children in socially isolated families.
• Children of single parents.

There are some circumstances in which a child who is already in a child care service may be required to leave the service.

Where a service has no vacant places and is providing child care for a child who is a priority 3 under the priority of access guidelines, the service may require that child to leave the child care service in order for the service to provide a place for a higher priority child, but only if:

1. The person who is liable to pay child care fees in respect of the child was notified when the child first occupied the child care place that the service followed this policy
   and
2. The service gives that person at least 14 days notice of the requirement for the child to leave the child care service.

When filling vacancies, outside school hours care services must give primary school children priority over children who have not yet started school. When an outside school hour’s care service has no vacant places and is providing care for a child who has not yet started school, the service may require that child to leave the service so that the service can provide a place for a primary school child..

 

Debit Success Direct Debit Form