DayCare and Private Ski Lesson

Unfortunately, our Daycare and Private Ski Lesson Program will not be available in 2021. 

Introduction to Skiing Program for Two Year Old's

This program is specifically for two year old's for their first time skiing. The package includes a full day of Day Care whilst also including a one hour private ski lesson. The program is designed for children who have never skied before and who will have one-on-one interaction with their instructor. 
A morning snack, lunch and an afternoon snack will be included as well as skis, ski boots, helmet and goggles for the duration of the lesson. 

Check In and Check Out 

Upon arrival at the centre, families will be greeted by a member of staff. Families will be asked how their child is feeling and be offered the choice of taking their child into the designated playroom, or having a member of staff take them. Families will be asked how their child slept the night before, as well as any other information to help the child enjoy their day.
All allergies, medication, illnesses and other specific needs MUST be recorded upon enrolment and verbally notified to Day Care staff.
Children may only leave the Centre with the designated parent/s or guardian/s as stipulated on the child's enrolment form and the Attendance Record Sheet.
Pick up and drop off times are flexible within your program operational times.

• A labelled bag with at least one spare change of clothes: pants, underwear, socks, singlet, skivvies and a jumper. Additional changes of clothes may be necessary for children who are toilet training
• Labelled disposable nappies, at least 5 for children enrolled for a full day. 
• Labelled packet of baby wipes.
• Labelled bottles for children on formula or expressed breast milk. A labelled empty bottle can be supplied for children on dairy or soy milk.
• Labelled comfort items such as teddies, dummies, and blankets.

Note: All medications and food items must be removed from the child's bag: these items must then be reported to the child's primary carer and labelled and recorded in the appropriate folders.

No Jab, No Play