Priority of Access. I understand that places may be allocated on a priority of access basis.
Priority of Access. The City of Sydney retains the right to cancel or re-arrange bookings at any time if any part of the Premises is required for the purpose of the City of Sydney.
Priority of Access. (a) The City retains the right to cancel or relocate Bookings at any time if facilities are required for the purpose of the City. In these instances, venue staff will endeavour to provide the Hirer with reasonable notice and offer an alternative venue where possible. In the event that the City is unable to offer a suitable alternative, all monies paid in respect of the cancelled function will be returned to the Hirer.
(b) The Council is not liable to the Hirer for any loss or damage suffered by the Hirer as a result of such cancellation.
Priority of Access. Kellyville Ridge Preschool & Long Day Care follows the ‘Priority of Access’ guidelines set down by The Australian government, to fill our vacancies: The Priority of Access Guidelines must be used by approved services to allocate available childcare: places where there are more families requiring care than places available. When filling vacant places, a service must fill them according to the following priorities: Priority 1 – a child at risk of serious abuse or neglect Priority 2 – a child of a single parent who satisfies, or of parents who both satisfy, the work, training, study test Priority 3 – any other child. Within these main Priority categories, priority should also be given to children in: • Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Strait Islander families • families which include a disabled person • families which include an individual whose adjusted taxable income does not exceed the lower income threshold of $38 763 for 2010-2011, or who or whose partner is on income support • families from a non-English speaking background • socially isolated families • single parent families.
Priority of Access. The Priority of Access Guidelines must be used by approved services to allocate available child care places where there are more families requiring care than places available. When filling vacant places, a service must fill them according to the following priorities: Within these main Priority categories, priority should also be given to children in: • Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander families. • Families which include a disabled person. • Families which include an individual whose adjusted taxable income does not exceed the lower. • Families from a non-English speaking background. • Socially isolated families. • single parent families. Children arrive and are provided with a healthy nutritious breakfast. The children can engage in activities such as outdoor play, arts/ crafts and/or homework. Children in Kindergarten- year 2 are escorted to the infants playground and educators remain at the Kindergarten area until the bell goes at 9am. Children in years 3-6 leave from the library to the A area where there is teachers on duty and are aware that educators are available in the infants area,
Priority of Access. The existing Funding and Performance Agreement between Brayside Community Preschool and the Department of Community Services maintains that funding is based on access and equity procedures giving priority to the following children and families:
Priority of Access a. The City retains the right to cancel or rearrange bookings at any time if any part of the Premises is required for use by the City.
b. In the event of cancellation or rearrangement of bookings, City staff will endeavour to provide the Hirer with due notice and offer alternative arrangements where possible. In the event that the City is unable to offer a suitable alternative, the City will terminate the Hire Agreement and all monies paid in respect of a cancelled booking will be returned to the Hirer. The City is not liable to the Hirer for any loss or damage suffered by the Hirer as a result of such cancellation and termination.
