Woy Woy Peninsula Child Care

John Hoare Cl, WOY WOY NSW 2256
Phone: (02) 4341 9666
Email: wwpccc@bigpond.com.au
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday  -  7:30am to 5:30pm
Long Day Care is provided in day care centres mainly for children up to school age. Also known as kindergartens, preschools, child care centres or early learning centres.
The following service information (including fees and vacancies) has been provided by the child care service and a waiting list may apply. Please contact the child care service to confirm the service’s details. Please note that child care services generally update their vacancies weekly. Vacancies may change between updates. Service’s information relating to the National Quality Framework is sourced from the State and Territory Regulatory Authorities and the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority.

If you have any feedback on the information provided please contact mychild@education.gov.au.

Hourly fee – The hourly fee is based on care per hour and may include other items or services in the fee.

Weekly fee – The weekly fee is based on care per child from Monday to Friday and may include other items or services in the fee.

Full Day, Half Day, Preschool, Before School Care and After School Care Fee – The fee services offered and may include other items or services in the fee. For example 7:30 am to 9:00 am for Before School Care or 9:00 am to 3:00 pm for Preschool.

Other items or services included in the fee.

  • Transport service – If transport is included in the fee
  • Excursions / Incursions Service – Outings or visitors attending the centre enrich the children’s experience.
  • Additional Activities – Activities in addition to the National Quality Framework, Approved Learning Framework such as dance classes.

Additional information – Details of any additional services offered or other helpful information.

For further information on what each type of child care offers and for assistance in choosing a child care service that meets your needs, see what are my child care options?

 

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Transport Service
Transport Service
No
Additional Activities
Additional Activities
Included in the fee
Excursions / Incursions Services
Excursions / Incursions Services
Included in the fee

Fees

Fees below do not take into account Child Care Benefit and Child Care Rebate payments - See the guide for out of pocket costs.

Age
Full Day Fees
Included in Fees
25 - 35 Months $88.00 Morning tea, Lunch and Afternoon tea
36 Months - Preschool Age $88.00 Morning tea, Lunch and Afternoon tea

Additional Service Information

There is a $200.00 Family Enrolment Deposit which is refundable at end of time at centre. An annual fee of $40.00 also applies for the supply and laundry of sheets and sun hats incursions and excursions. Hot lunch supplied and cooked on premises by qualified Chef.

Last updated: 18 January 2017

Out of Pocket Costs

The Australian Government provides financial assistance to reduce the cost of child care for families. To view an indication of general out of pocket costs, select a full day fee from the options below. For a more personalised estimate, you can visit the Child Care Estimator.
For the most accurate assessment of your entitlements, please contact the Department of Human Services.

Select a full day fee below to view out of pocket costs

Vacancies – Indicates if a service has care available.

Permanent place – care provided on an ongoing basis.

Casual place – care provided on a non-ongoing basis.

Full day vacancies – care provided for a full day. The start and finish time of a full day may vary from service to service.

Half day vacancies – care provided for half the day. The start and finish time of a half day may vary from service to service.

Other session vacancies – care provided that is not full day or half day. For example, care provided before school and/or after school. The start and finish time of these sessions may vary from service to service.

Care not provided – This service does not provide care for this age group.

Select Vacancy type:
Full Day Vacancies:
Age
Monday
18 Sep
Tuesday
19 Sep
Wednesday
20 Sep
Thursday
21 Sep
Friday
22 Sep
Saturday
23 Sep
Sunday
24 Sep
0 - 24 Months
Care not provided
25 - 35 Months
Care not provided
36 Months - School age
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
School child
Care not provided
Age
Monday
18 Sep
Tuesday
19 Sep
Wednesday
20 Sep
Thursday
21 Sep
Friday
22 Sep
Saturday
23 Sep
Sunday
24 Sep
0 - 24 Months
Care not provided
25 - 35 Months
Care not provided
36 Months - School age
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
School child
Care not provided
Half Day Vacancies:
Age
Monday
18 Sep
Tuesday
19 Sep
Wednesday
20 Sep
Thursday
21 Sep
Friday
22 Sep
Saturday
23 Sep
Sunday
24 Sep
0 - 24 Months
Care not provided
25 - 35 Months
Care not provided
36 Months - School age
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
School child
Care not provided
Age
Monday
18 Sep
Tuesday
19 Sep
Wednesday
20 Sep
Thursday
21 Sep
Friday
22 Sep
Saturday
23 Sep
Sunday
24 Sep
0 - 24 Months
Care not provided
25 - 35 Months
Care not provided
36 Months - School age
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
School child
Care not provided
Other Session Vacancies:
Age
Monday
18 Sep
Tuesday
19 Sep
Wednesday
20 Sep
Thursday
21 Sep
Friday
22 Sep
Saturday
23 Sep
Sunday
24 Sep
0 - 24 Months
Care not provided
25 - 35 Months
Care not provided
36 Months - School age
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
School child
Care not provided
Age
Monday
18 Sep
Tuesday
19 Sep
Wednesday
20 Sep
Thursday
21 Sep
Friday
22 Sep
Saturday
23 Sep
Sunday
24 Sep
0 - 24 Months
Care not provided
25 - 35 Months
Care not provided
36 Months - School age
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
School child
Care not provided
Last updated: 11 September 2017

Quality of Service

Services covered by the National Quality Framework have been assessed and rated against the seven Quality Areas of the National Quality Standard and the Education and Care Services National Regulations. The assessment and rating process aims to drive continuous quality improvement for services and provide families with better information for making choices about their children’s education and care. The overall rating for a service is determined by the combination of the ratings achieved in each Quality Area.

Each state and territory Regulatory Authority undertakes the assessment and rating process. The Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority, ACECQA, is responsible for ensuring consistency in assessment and ratings across Australia, assessing services for the Excellent rating and creating awareness in the sector and community about the assessment and rating process.

Quality Areas and Ratings

Quality Area Rating
1 Educational program and practice Exceeding National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 1 and its rating
Exceeding National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is exceeding the National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description
2 Children's health and safety Meeting National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 2 and its rating
Meeting National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is meeting the new, higher National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description
3 Physical environment Exceeding National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 3 and its rating
Exceeding National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is exceeding the National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description
4 Staffing arrangements Exceeding National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 4 and its rating
Exceeding National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is exceeding the National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description
5 Relationships with children Meeting National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 5 and its rating
Meeting National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is meeting the new, higher National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description
6 Collaborative partnerships with families and communities Exceeding National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 6 and its rating
Exceeding National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is exceeding the National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description
7 Leadership and service management Exceeding National Quality Standard Display information about quality area 7 and its rating
Exceeding National Quality Standard: Indicates that a service is exceeding the National Quality Standard.


Quality Area description

Overall Rating: Exceeding National Quality Standard

 Display information about the overall rating
This service has received Exceeding National Quality Standard in at least four of the seven quality areas (of which at least two include quality areas 1, 5, 6 and 7); as a result it has received the overall rating of Exceeding National Quality Standard.
Last updated: 21 September 2017

Assessment and Rating History

2013 - February, National Quality Standard
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Quality Area Rating
1. Educational program and practice Working towards National Quality Standard
2. Children's health and safety Working towards National Quality Standard
3. Physical environment Meeting National Quality Standard
4. Staffing arrangements Meeting National Quality Standard
5. Relationships with children Meeting National Quality Standard
6. Collaborative partnerships with families and communities Meeting National Quality Standard
7. Leadership and service management Meeting National Quality Standard

Overall Rating: Working towards National Quality Standard

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