Engaging in sport has many benefits, and it’s not all physical. When it comes to kids, engaging in sport can help to create habits and health benefits that last long into adulthood.

For most families it’s a time to spend together and relax after a busy week of activity. The weekend is often a time where you can all be together in the same place.

Here are some ways that attending OSHC encourages children to thrive.

We’ve done the thinking for you. Here’s ten free and fun things you can do with your kids the next school holidays:

While you may think it’s a difficult task to assess just how good an OSHC service is, you can actually do it in just 10 seconds.

Not all Before and After School Care providers operate in the same way. Sure, there is the National Quality Framework and regulations that need to be adhered to, but the way providers do this is quite individual.

Whether you’re new to Out of School Hours Care or have been attending for a while, if you don’t already know the answer to these five questions you should ask your OSHC provider today

For working parents, school holidays can mean stress and a juggling of commitments. It can also affect their productivity by:

Whether the service is based inside your school or at an external location, it’s important to know a little about the regulations for Before and After School Care.

We’ve compiled ten things you can do as an employer to help reduce stress for your staff during school holidays: