
Florey Preschool Charlotte Anderson Cottage
The ACT Department of Education and Training provides one year of sessional preschool education for children of ACT residents in the year prior to entry into primary school. Preschools are conducted in specially designed building, run by qualified staff who develop an understanding of early childhood education. To attend preschool children must turn 4 years of age on or before 30 April in the year of enrolment.
The staff at Florey Preschool will be very happy to talk to you about your options.
Address
SPECIAL REQUEST
Florey Preschool Current News
Next parent meeting
Ratcliffe Crescent Thursday 21st of August, 2008
Florey ACT 2615 ALL PARENTS WELCOME
Ph/Fax: 02 62057957
florey.preschool@ed.act.edu.au
Sessions and Groups for 2008
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Seahorses: Starfish:
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9am – 1pm
Monday, Tuesday 9am -3pm Thursday, Friday 9am – 3pm |
Who is Elegible?
Children who turn 4 on or before the 30th April, have access to 12hours of Preschool per Week. Please refer to enrolment policy at www.det.act.gov.au
When/Where and How Do I enrol for 2008?
Enrolments will be accepted from May 1st 2008, at Florey Primary School Administration Office. You will need to bring with you: Proof of child’s age (birth certificate or passport) , their immunisation record and proof of residential address(rates notice, utilities account). Please call the School on 02 62058011 if you have further queries.
We are very proud of the way we have maintained an environment that is warm, welcoming, friendly and fun while always striving for excellence.
Voluntary Contributions
Preschools in the ACT are provided by the ACT Government. As of 2008 Florey Preschool is administratively linked to Florey School. The Preschool is financially managed by the Preschool Parent Association (PPA) under the guidance of the Teacher in Charge. Parents with enrolled children automatically become members of the PPA. The PPA sets the voluntary contributions at the first PPA general meeting.
We greatly value your involvement. There are many ways that you can support your child’s Preschool education.
Offering to help in the class on a roster basis with small group activities, craft, reading to the children, cooking.
Excursions – for all excursions we are required to have 1 adult per 4 children. This means for each excursion we need at least 5 parents to accompany us.
Sharing special skills and interests, playing an instrument, pottery, carpentry.
Parent Committee. Keep up to date with what is happening at preschool and be a part of the decision making on how your contributions and fundraising are spent.