Happy OSHC Educators’ Day!

On Wednesday 31 July we celebrated National Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) Educators’ Day, an annual day to recognise the importance of OSHC educators across Australia.

 

Four young adults stand close together on a balcony, smiling at the camera. Wearing lanyards and casual clothes, these OSHC educators celebrate Educators' Day with urban buildings and greenery visible in the background.

 

We reflected on and acknowledged the positive impact that OSHC educators have on the lives of children, young people and their families here at IGS — providing a leisure program after school and throughout the term breaks on our School calendar.

 

Rows of round biscuits in pastel blue, pink, purple, orange, and yellow are individually wrapped in plastic. Each biscuit is stamped with “OSHC EDUCATORS DAY” on top to celebrate OSHC Educators' Day and show appreciation for dedicated educators.

 

In our OSHC service, in 3 years, the After School Care program has grown from welcoming 97 children each week to almost 200, and almost all Primary School children are enrolled in the service.

Thanks to our Coordinators Jess and Maisha and all the educators in their team. Join us in wishing them a happy OSHC Educators Day!

 

Two educators wearing work badges stand side by side outdoors, smiling at the camera. They are in front of a fence with buildings and trees in the background, celebrating OSHC Educators’ Day.

 

Did you know, children in NSW:

  • Spend an average of 11.3 hours in OSHC per week
  • Some children spend up to 5.5 hours in OSHC per day
  • In the past 7 years, the number of children 6-12 years accessing OSHC has grown by 59.6%

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