Working in OSHC is a rewarding and often challenging experience that can lead to a long, fulfilling career. If you’re finding yourself bored by your current role or no longer wanting to turn up to work each day, it might be time to consider whether you have outgrown your current OSHC job.

Working in OSHC is a rewarding and often challenging experience that can lead to a long, fulfilling career. If you’re finding yourself bored by your current role or no longer wanting to turn up to work each day, it might be time to consider whether you have outgrown your current OSHC job.

Still on the fence about it? Here’s a quick look at some arguments for and against pocket money.

Writing can be a great way to express creativity and explore ideas without having to follow a particular structure too closely. Once you’re ready to start writing, use these creative writing prompts to get your stories started.

Whether they are spending the day at school or at holiday care, you can bring a smile to their face and let them know they are loved even though you are not together.

In a time where diet-culture is at an all-time high, it’s important we teach our kids about body positivity. This can help shape our kids into people who have a healthy relationship with their bodies and feel good about themselves right into adulthood.

If you haven’t done it for a while, now’s the time to think about the health of your school’s OSHC. Have a think about your recent experiences with your service, pay them a visit and find out how healthy it really is.

Serve these simple healthy snacks at after school care or when the kids get home after a busy day at school.

If you’re about to face a change in OSHC providers, here’s a few things you can do to prepare for it:

While some screen time can have benefits for your child, spending too much time in sedentary activities is not good for their health or their growing brains.