CHCORG303B - Fun Day in the Park

Hello there,

I am new to the forum as of today, I am a student who is studying Cert III in Childcare.

In regards to your question, try and either contact a Childcare centre, or try and contact the council in regards to some mothers groups

in your local suburbs. They also may be able to help you further.

Hope this helps.

Chaz

Thanks for your ideas, I tried the childcare centres in my area they were not interested in helping a bit sad. Thanks for trying to help

Hi bellamy, or anyone out there who may be attempting this question or have done it...

I've been trying to think of ways to do this without actually having to go to all the trouble it sounds like! I just don't have time! Has anyone just made it all up?

Also, could someone who is authorised please change the heading, just in case someone else can help?

'CHCORG303B Fun Day in the Park' would be great thank you!

Yeah, I think it will be fine to make this up, just as long as you make sure that you answer all parts of this question. I don't think it is necessary to go through all the trouble to actually "plan" and take a group of children to the park...

Have you attempted any part of the question so far, add it so I can help you out with the rest...

Just pretend to plan this outing and answer the questions. For example what would the formal meeting be about (which park to go to, ratios, getting there, timings, asking parents permission etc), goals (why you want to take the children to the park, use the EYLF outcomes), procedures of the outing etc. If you are working in a childcare centre have a look at the excursion policy this should help you with this question...

Hope this helps,

,
L.A

Hi I just joined the forum today and also having difficulty answering this question as the staff in the centre I am doing my work placement in are so busy and I don't want to take them away from there paid jobs to help me out.

Thanks in advance

I agree with LA - there are a lot of us who already work in Childcare/Kindys etc who would be happy to help you out.

I am a Kindy teacher and the things I would discuss at a meeting is how many adults do you have going, how are we getting there, purpose for visit (ie have we been looking at environment and want to show them natural playscapes etc), what first aid quals do we have, are there any kids with allergies such as bee stings that could be potential issues, are there hazards such as lakes etc. provisions made for food, drinks, sunscreen etc. Then when all the details have been worked out, put this in a letter to parents.

If this helps you get started, just make up what you are going to do, numbers etc and answer these sorts of questions and post it on the forum. We can then give you more guidance once you have made a start.

Cathiek