Kekeco Childcare Pty. Ltd. - Long Day Care and Kindergarten Enrolment

CONFIDENTIAL ENROLMENT FORM


This form must be completed by a parent or guardian who has parental responsibility in relation to the child. A brief explanation of 'parental responsibility is contained below. The Education and Care Services National Regulations 2011 requires an Approved Provider to keep an enrolment record for each child containing the prescribed information in Regulations 160, 161 and 162. Questions marked with an asterisk *  are required by the Regulations and failure to complete these sections will mean that the form cannot be lodged electronically.



Education & Care Service Details

1. Child Information

If there are please attach a copy of the Court Orders and/or Parenting Plan
Browse

2. Is the child Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander?

3. Definitions

Parental Responsibility : The term Parental Responsibility is defined in the Family Law Act 1975 as being "all duties, powers, responsibilities and authority which, by law, parents have in relation to children" All parents have powers and responsibilities in relation to their children, which can only be changed by Court Orders. These powers and responsibilities are referred to "parental authority". It is not affected by the relationship between the parents, such as whether or not they live together or are married. A Court Order, as issued under the Family Law Act,may take away the authority of a parent to do something, or may give it to another person.

Authorised Nominee/s :   Authorised Nominee means a person who has been granted permission by a parent or family member* to collect the child from the Education and Care Service or the family day care educator (Education and Care Services National Law - Section 170(5))

Family Member/s as defined in the Education and Care Services National Law 2021; Section 5: 

(a) a parent, grandparent, brother, sister, uncle, aunt or cousin of the child, whether of the whole blood or half-blood and whether that relationship       arises by marriage (including a de factor relationship) or by adoption or otherwise; or 

(b) a relative of the child according to Aboriginal or Torres Straight Islander tradition; or
(c) a person with whom the child resides in a family-like relationship; or
(d) a person who is recognised in the child's community as having a familial role in respect of the child.

Guardian:  A Guardian of a child also has lawful authority.  A Legal Guardian is given lawful authority by a court order.  Then definition of guardian under the Education and Care Services National Law Act 2010 also covers situations where a child does not live with his or her parents and there are no Court Orders.  In these cases, the Guardian is the person who has day to day care and control of the child.

Bookings:   Permanent Bookings attract fees for all attendance and non attendance days (including sick days, public holidays etc.)

4. People Living with the Child, including Parents, Siblings, Grand Parents etc


5. The information below is required for all Enrolments.

The list of Parental Codes is available on the link below

https://sutherlandstreet.com.au/forms/


6. Authorised Emergency Contacts (Department of Education requires 4 contacts plus parents)

Please list below the details of those people who you authorise as emergency contacts for the child. This list may be amended at any time. In the event that the parent/guardians cannot be contacted the person/s listed below, with Authority, will be contacted regarding collecting the child, in the event of an emergency involving the child, consent to Medical treatment or the administration of medication, or to authorise an Educator to take the child outside the service premises. Please tick the appropriate boxes for each contact to confirm authorisation. 

It is a Department of Education requirement that we have all four Authorised Persons details completed, in addition to one or both Parents/Guardians, Including addresses for Authorised Persons.





7. Authorisations Panel

Draw signature|Type signatureClear

8. Child's Health Information

Browse

9. CHILD'S IMMUNISATION STATUS

In February 2018 it became a legal requirement for all children attending childcare and Kindergarten in Victoria to be fully vaccinated, unless they have a medical exemption. Please refer to Dept of Health for more details.

https://www2.health.vic.gov.au/public-health/immunisation/vaccination-children/no-jab-no-play/immunisation-enrolment-toolkit.

Browse
Browse
Browse
Browse
Draw signature|Type signatureClear

10. SPECIFIC HEALTHCARE AND DIETARY NEEDS- (Reg. 162 (c) (i) & (d)

11. Anaphylaxis Management (Reg. 162(c) (ii) & (d)

Browse

A copy of the service's  Anaphylaxis Management Policy  is available on the Service Website link below, Parent access on Childcarers and printed copies are available at the front desk.

https://sutherlandstreet.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Anaphylaxis-Management-Policy-QA2-V2.6.19.pdf%20

Browse

12. Allergy Management

A copy of ASCIA Allergy Action Plan is available on

  http://%20https://www.vu.edu.au/sites/default/files/allergy-action-plan.pdf

Browse

13. Asthma Management

If your child has been diagnosed with suffering from Asthma, an Asthma Management Plan is required before the child can commence care with us.

Please  have a Medical Practitioner complete the form  and attach  to the Enrolment application.

https://d8z57tiamduo7.cloudfront.net/resources/341-NAC-Asthma-Action-Plan-2015_Writeable.pdf

Browse

14. Medical Condition Management

Browse

15. COURT ORDERS IN RELATION TO THE CHILD

LAWFUL AUTHORITY 

Parents

All parents have powers and responsibilities in relation to their children, which can only be changed by a Court Order.  The Education and Care Services National Regulations 2011 refer to these powers and responsibilities as “lawful authority”.  It is not affected by the relationship between the parents, such as whether or not they have lived together or are married.

A Court Order, such as an Order under the Family Law Act, may take away the authority of a parent to do something, or may give it to another person.

Guardian

A Guardian of a child also has lawful authority.  A Legal Guardian is given lawful authority by a court order.  Then definition of guardian under the Education and Care Services National Law Act 2010 also covers situations where a child does not live with his or her parents and there are no Court Orders.  In these cases, the Guardian is the person who has day to day care and control of the child.

Browse

16. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHILD AND FAMILY.

Browse

17. Photo Permission Form

Draw signature|Type signatureClear