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Advisory Committee

 

CCCS and OSHC believe that parent/carer input into the centre is vital to the ongoing success of the centres operation and delivery of care. Parent participation on the Advisory Committee is welcomed and encouraged.

The Advisory Committee aims to ensure that effective communication exists between all key stakeholders of the OSHC.

Annual financial statements and other relevant information pertaining to the centre may be tabled at the Advisory Committee Meeting or to the local Parish Council and or other key bodies where applicable. Liaison with the School Principal occurs both formally and informally in an open and effective way on an as needs basis.

MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Members consist of:

• Parents whose children are attending the centre;
• Representative(s) of the Parish Priest (if he requests same) or Parish Council member;
• School Principal or his/her nominee with OSHC centre;
• P & F Association – if active in parish/school community and at the discretion of School Principal/Parish Priest.
• The Coordinator and Assistant Coordinator and in normal circumstances the Regional Coordinator;
• Other interested stakeholders in the local community.

The Advisory Committee acts to provide advice and support to the centre and CCCS in relation to local issues and the centre benefits from wide participation by parents in these meetings.

All parents are welcome and are encouraged to attend. These meetings are usually held quarterly, and are advertised beforehand.

FUNCTIONS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

• To liaise with the Parish Priest, local parish community, School and other relevant bodies so that mutual understanding of the OSHC exists and opportunities to work together are identified.
• To assist management to identify any particular needs or issues relevant to the centre and assist in the development of solutions.

 


   
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