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St Agatha’s Outside School Hours Care

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    Before School

    7:00am - 8:45am

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    After School

    2:45pm - 6:00pm

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    Vacation Care

    7:00am - 6:00pm

We offer a fun, safe and engaging environment for school age children before and after school. We also offer an exciting vacation care program for all members of the Clayfield community.

Together, our leaders and students plan a weekly program which includes a variety of art, craft, board games, dress-ups, group dance, building competitions, cooking and sports! We provide healthy breakfasts, delicious afternoon teas and enjoy our group cooking experiences, making nutritious treats!

We are based in our own room near the school car park entrance, and also have access to the school presentation centre, library and oval.

We work within the Australian Government’s “My Time, Our Place” National Quality Framework. Our service is committed to continuous improvement, and we take a collaborative approach to this, with input from our children, parents, staff, Parish and the St Agatha’s Clayfield Primary School community.

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  • 6 Hunter Lane
  • Clayfield QLD 4011

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