Imagination OSHC in 2024
This section is relevant for families who have children attending Foundation in 2024.
Vacation Care at School 2024
The January Vacation Care program is now available. The students have been very busy coming up with the planned activities for Vacation Care and are excited about the upcoming program. Please note that Curiosity children can attend as of January.
The due date for this booking form is Monday 4 December.
Please note, this form can only be completed if an account has been created via the Fully Booked portal. Please visit Fully Booked here to create an account. Bookings in Vacation Care are added by the Imagination Coordinator. If you require any additional bookings or cancellations, please contact the Imagination Coordinator. Any changes made after Monday 4 December after may come with additional fees
Here is the link to the Vacation Care booking form.
Please view the program below or download the program.
2024 Foundation students can attend Vacation Care in January 2024.
Imagination OSHC educators
New to Imagination OSHC?
Please view our social story about transitioning students to Imagination OSHC.
Medical Conditions at Imagination OSHC
If your child/ren is/are diagnosed with a medical condition, please ensure an updated medical action plan, risk minimisation plan and medication are provided to Imagination. All these forms are available at Imagination or through email (alice.flynn@gspv.sa.edu.au).
Medical action plans need to be reviewed annually, or as the doctor requests. Please attach a current photo of your child to the medical action plan.
Please ensure that ALL medication provided to Imagination is in its original packaging, which is clearly labelled with a pharmacy label that states your child’s name, date of birth, and dosage requirements. The label needs to be attached to either the bottle of medication or the canister of the Asthma inhaler.
Your child cannot attend Imagination until these are up to date.
Sensitive Sunscreen
With the increased sunshine and change of weather, students are being encouraged to protect their skin with the use of sunscreen.
We encourage the use of school provided sunscreen, (also soap and sanitiser), but medical exemptions are certainly accommodated. If your child cannot, for medical reasons, use the school provided items, our policy is to treat personal products as though they are medicines. This requires carers to provide the product in the container in which it was dispensed, with pharmacy-printed label showing child’s name, expiry etc. Pharmacy-labelled sanitiser and sunscreen is kept in the classroom/ OSHC (the teachers/ educators can store it on a shelf or on a cabinet in a basket), not in student’s backpack.
Communication
The preferred method of communication at Imagination is email or phone.
Ph: 0408 009 637
Ali Flynn
Imagination OSHC Coordinator