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OSHC and Vacation Care Director

Position Type
Out of School Hours Care
Commence Date
ASAP
Employment Status
Permanent / Ongoing
FTE/Hours per week
Part Time
Year Levels
Primary
Subject(s)/Grade
Grade 5

Role Details

St Joseph's Memorial School seeks a dedicated, student focused Director for our OSHC and Vacation Care program. The Director and Educators will provide a safe, friendly and stimulating environment for children in Before School Care, After School Care and Vacation Care.

The OSHC hours will include (during school term):

Monday to Friday from 7am-8:30am
Monday to Friday from 3pm-6pm

Previous experience in a similar role will be an advantage.

Key Role Description:

Oversee the development, implementation and evaluation of the daily routines and programs ensuring that:

  • The safety, security and well-being of the children is protected
  • The service attains and maintains OSHC Quality Assurance accreditation
  • Appropriate service policies and procedures are in place and followed
  • The program reflects the multi-cultural diversity of the community
  • Confidentiality is respected and maintained
  • Food of appropriate nutritional value and variety is provided and food preparation and storage and hygiene standards are observed

Management and Leadership of Staff

  • Assist the Principal in the process of recruitment and induction of staff and volunteers
  • Organise daily staff rosters, ensuring at all times adequate child: staff ratios in accordance with the OSHC National Quality Standards

Supervise and provide leadership to staff:

  • Assess work performance, training and development needs, working with staff to enhance their work performance and professional development
  • In consultation with the Principal, plan and co-ordinate in-service training for the service
  • Facilitate staff meetings
  • Ensure staff awareness of the CESA Duty of Care Policy and requirements and legal liability regarding duty of care to children
  • Ensure that adequate supervision and direction is provided for students on placement at the service and volunteers within the service
  • Ensure that all staff are actively involved in achieving, as a minimum, the satisfactory level in the OSHC MTOP, NQF and NQS

Financial Management and Administration

  • Ensure that adequate accounts and records are maintained
  • Prepare, monitor and review the service’s annual budget in consultation with the School Principal and/or Bursar
  • Monitor expenditure against budget, utilisation, and staffing levels
  • Ensure that accurate and complete records of each child’s enrolment, attendance, illness, accident reports, observations and any other records as required by the Principal and authorities are kept and maintained
  • Ensure confidentiality of these records at all times

Supervise the daily functions of the service, including but not limited to:

  • Liaison with appropriate school staff regarding the OSHC facilities and OSHC resources
  • Purchase of materials and equipment
  • Maintenance of equipment and materials
  • Supervision of food purchasing and preparation
  • Provision of information to parents about their children when requested or appropriate
  • Bookings and cancellations
  • Monitoring waiting lists
  • In conjunction with the school Bursar, issue accounts to parents, receive fees, prepare and pay invoices, monitor expired accounts, collect outstanding debts and attend to banking
  • Supporting the Principal and Bursar with responsibilities relating to financial returns, monthly income and expenditure statements and annual audit statements
  • Implementation of Child Care Subsidy
  • Maintenance of CCS information and lodging reports
  • Completing state and federal census forms, surveys and required information 
  • Preparation, evaluation and implementation of the service’s annual budget in consultation with the Bursar, Principal
  • Monitoring expenditure against budget, utilization, and staffing levels
  • Preparation of funding submissions for relevant authorities when required
  • Ensure that reports are regularly tabled at School Board meetings
  • Enter payments and raise invoices for families

Planning and Evaluation

  • Undertake program evaluation – reflective cycle
  • Ensure that the service is operating and meeting the needs of families and the community, maintaining effective and positive relationships with all stakeholders
  • Monitor the implementation and outcomes of the service’s policies and recommend changes as required, while keeping parents informed of any changes to policies
  • Plan and co-ordinate in-service training for staff and volunteers

Marketing and Liaison

  • As required, support the Principal and Marketing Manager to prepare, implement and monitor a marketing plan for the service
  • Support the establishment and maintenance of effective communication with the school staff and the school community
  • Provide written reports on aspects of the day to day management of the service, as required

The Director will need to acquire and maintain:

  • Current Working With Children Check.
  • Responding to Risks of Harm, Abuse and Neglect – Education and Care (RRHAN-EC) training.
  • First Aid in Education and Care setting training.
  • Diploma level qualification or equivalent for OSHC settings.

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Screening requirements apply.

 

St Joseph's Memorial School

Norwood
Co-Ed
P-6
More Info

How to Apply

Applications are to consist of one document including a cover letter, a Curriculum Vitae with the name and contact details of three referees, a statement of no more than three pages addressing the position description and the Application Declaration Form. Please email your application to the contact below. 

Direct Applications To
The Principal
Attention Of
Mr Adam Slater
Phone
08 8130 7777
Email
aslater@sjms.catholic.edu.au
Close Date
4pm Monday 2 Dec 2024

It is required that a CESA Employment Declaration be completed and submitted with your application.

Applications will be reviewed as they are received and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date. 

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