Q: Can I join a waitlist and is there a fee?

Yes. Just complete the online form here . There is no fee to join the waitlist.

Q: Am I eligible for the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and/or Child Care Benefit?

The Child Care Subsidy (CCS) helps eligible families access approved and registered child care providers, by partially subsidising the cost of daily fees. CCS is provided by the Federal Government and is managed through their Services Australia agency. Child Care Subsidy (CCS) is the payment made by Government to assist families with the costs of childcare. It is paid directly to the service and passed on to families as a fee reduction. How does the Child Care Subsidy work? The Child Care Subsidy will be paid directly to providers to be passed on to families as a fee reduction. Families will make a co-contribution to their child care fees and pay to the provider the difference between the fee charged and the subsidised amount Who can get it? To be eligible for the CCS you must meet certain requirements, some of which are: Be a Family Tax Benefit Child or Regular Care Child. Be 13 years of age or under, and not attending secondary school. Meet immunisation requirements. You need to meet some requirements to get Child Care Subsidy. We pay this subsidy directly to your childcare provider to reduce the fees you pay.

Question 1

Can I join a waitlist and is there a fee?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Just complete the online form here. There is no fee to join the waitlist.

Question 2

Is the waitlist long?

Accepted Answer

Places at One fill very quickly and are only offered to families on the waitlist. We do encourage you to contact us direct to discuss availability and welcome any questions or updates to your preferences.

Question 3

Can I book a tour?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can use our online form to book a tour or call one of our centres to find out more information.

Question 4

Can I add my unborn baby to the waitlist?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Just include the baby’s surname, name ‘unknown’ and the expected date of birth. Once the baby is born, contact us to update your details.

Question 5

Is there a minimum number of attendance days?

Accepted Answer

The minimum enrolment is two days and enables our educators to plan a suitable program for your child. It also helps to settle your child and form bonds with other children and educators.

Question 6

What is the notice period to change or cancel enrolment days?

Accepted Answer

We require 2 weeks written notice.

Question 7

What are the fees?

Accepted Answer

There is a different fee for the different age groups and stages of development. Our fee structure will be included in the enrolment paperwork.

Question 8

What is included in the daily fee?

Accepted Answer

Planned and unplanned programs appropriate for your child’s age and stage and development
Nutritional and delicious meals and snacks including milk
Enrichment programs & Brain Development program which is embedded into our daily program and activities
Bedding
Nappies
Wipes and barrier cream

Question 9

How do I pay my weekly fees?

Accepted Answer

You can elect to pay by credit card or direct debit and will be provided with a form to complete in your enrolment pack. Billing is conducted automatically every week on a Monday, for that week in advance.

Question 10

Am I eligible for the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and/or Child Care Benefit?

Accepted Answer

The Child Care Subsidy (CCS) helps eligible families access approved and registered child care providers, by partially subsidising the cost of daily fees. CCS is provided by the Federal Government and is managed through their Services Australia agency. Child Care Subsidy (CCS) is the payment made by Government to assist families with the costs of childcare. It is paid directly to the service and passed on to families as a fee reduction. How does the Child Care Subsidy work? The Child Care Subsidy will be paid directly to providers to be passed on to families as a fee reduction. Families will make a co-contribution to their child care fees and pay to the provider the difference between the fee charged and the subsidised amount Who can get it? To be eligible for the CCS you must meet certain requirements, some of which are: Be a Family Tax Benefit Child or Regular Care Child. Be 13 years of age or under, and not attending secondary school. Meet immunisation requirements. You need to meet some requirements to get Child Care Subsidy. We pay this subsidy directly to your childcare provider to reduce the fees you pay.

Question 11

How can I get more involved in the One community?

Accepted Answer

We love our families to come together and get involved in what’s happening in the centre. We believe it enhances your child’s early childhood experiences. You will be kept well informed of upcoming events and workshops that will allow you to meet all of our educators and other families that your children spend time with.

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