Book your children in for the October Half Term! There are school or longer day sessions available as usual and our sibling and full week booking discounts apply.

They can choose from our usual activities including outdoor play, team games, parachutes, den building, arts & crafts, baking and more!

This is our favourite half term holiday and this week there will be Halloween themed fun such as apple bobbing, spooky arts & crafts, pumpkin carving, fancy dress, an end of week disco and more!

If the weather is particularly mild, we may take the children for short visits to the beach on some days. This activity has been appropriately risk assessed and the children will be in small groups with the appropriate ratios in place. If you are not happy for your child to take part, please contact us by email before they attend and we will ensure that a staff member stays with them at the school.

Shoreham Beach Primary School | Shingle road, Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex

Please do not park on the yellow lines immediately outside of the school

Drop off and collection are at the front entrance of school.

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What to bring

Clothing and footwear suitable for outdoor play
Water bottle
Spare change of clothes
A packed lunch (unless you have paid for lunch provided)

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Discounts Are Available!

10% OFF with the Identical Booking (Sibling) Discount.
Applies to ALL children, only if parent makes TWO or more identical bookings at the same time.

Important Information

Please contact us before your child attends if you are not happy for them to join beach trips and we will arrange for a staff member to stay on site with them. See the description for more detail.

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Terms & Conditions for VIM Camps Ltd

Last updated on Thursday, 7 November 2024, 1:16am

Terms and Conditions November 2024 Please read our Terms and Conditions carefully; they enable us to run our clubs to the highest standard and keep children safe and happy, and ensure parents, carers and VIM know and understand their responsibilities. Regular Breakfast and After School Club Bookings Regular Breakfast and After School Club sessions can be booked to ensure your child has a place for every day that they need at our Breakfast and After School Club. Additional adhoc days can also be booked providing there are spaces. 10% sibling discount applies to all bookings where siblings are booked for the same session on the same day. Holiday Club Bookings Holiday Club sessions can be booked online until 9pm the night before the session starts. For siblings, a 10% discount will automatically be applied when you make a booking for siblings to attend the same session on the same day. Deadline for booking Sessions Online Sessions can be booked online up to 24 hours before the session. Late Booking If you need to make a booking after the deadline, please call us or send an email. Please note that sibling discounts may not apply to late bookings. Payment Payment must be made at the time of the booking, either by card payment or childcare vouchers. Childcare Vouchers & Tax-Free Childcare scheme We are also registered to accept many different types of childcare vouchers (please check our website for details) and with the Tax-Free Childcare scheme. If your Payment Provider is not listed please email us with the details so we can get an account set up. Working Tax Credit/Universal Credit The Club recognises that childcare can be costly, so we encourage eligible parents or carers to claim the childcare element of the Working Tax Credit/Universal Credit. Cancellations Once booked, if a child does not attend for any reason, you will still be charged for this place unless you cancel the session online. You can cancel a session or sessions online at any time. If you cancel a session or sessions online before 48 hours of the booked session, you will be automatically issued with a credit which you can re-use. After 48 hours you can still cancel, but you will not be issued with a credit after this time. Refunds We do not automatically issue refunds, however if under exceptional circumstances a refund needs to be issued, a £10 admin fee will be charged, to cover admin costs. Waiting List Places will be offered on a first-come first-served basis. When all places have been filled a waiting list will be established, with the following order of priority to ensure fairness to all: Siblings of children already attending the club, those requiring the greatest number of sessions/hours per week. When a space becomes available the person at the top of the list will be contacted first. Non- Attendance If your child will not be attending due to illness or other circumstances e.g., you are collecting your child from school on a day that they are booked to attend the club, you must notify us before the start of the session. You will be charged for the booked session. Late Collection If, due to unforeseen circumstances, you are going to be late, please contact the club as soon as possible. If a child is not collected on time, a charge of up to £25.00 per child will be added to your account to cover the costs of the staff who are legally required to supervise the child. If your child is not collected within 30mins of club closing, and the club has been unable to reach you or any of your emergency contacts, VIM will follow its Uncollected Children Policy and contact Social Care. Arranging someone else to collect your child. In exceptional circumstances, you may arrange for someone else to collect your child who was not listed as part of the registration process. Parents or carers must inform VIM in advance and provide a full name and contact number for them as well as a description of the person. If the manager has any concerns regarding the person collecting, they will contact the main parent or carer for confirmation. Club Exclusion We reserve the right to exclude children from our club if (but not limited to) consistently collected after the club's closing time, in exceptional circumstances i.e., if your child is repeatedly violent, or if their behaviour frequently poses an immediate danger to themselves or others. Toilet Training It is important that children who attend the club have been toilet trained. VIM understands that accidents can happen and suggests that younger children bring a change of clothes. By accepting these Terms and Conditions you are confirming that your child is able to go to the toilet independently. Damage and Loss of Property Club tries to ensure the safety and security of items but cannot be held responsible for loss or damage to a child’s property whilst at the Club. Photographs Photographs can be used to form part of our record of children’s development, a part of Ofsted’s EYFS for children of reception age and younger. We may also take photos for promotional purposes but we will ask for your permission directly prior to using them. Club Closure VIM will make every effort to keep the Club open, but in exceptional circumstances, we may need to close at short notice. Possible reasons for emergency closure include a snow day, serious weather conditions, heating system failure, burst water pipes, fire or bomb scare/explosion, death of a member of staff or child, assault on a staff member or child, Serious accident or illness. VIM will advise parents and carers of any closure by email, text or on Facebook as soon as possible. No refunds will be provided if we are not able to open Breakfast Club, After School Club or Holiday Club due to a reason that is beyond our control. Insurance All children in our care are covered by our Public Liability Insurance. Registration We require the registration process to be completed for your child before they can attend the club. This information will be treated as confidential and will be stored appropriately. It is your responsibility to keep the club informed of any alterations to the information regarding my child (eg contact details, medical conditions, allergies etc). Medicines Ideally children should take their prescribed medication before arriving at the Club. If this is not possible and your child needs to take prescription medicine while attending, then you are required to complete a Permission to administer medicine form in advance. Staff at the Club will not administer any medication without such prior written consent. All medication provided must have the prescription sticker attached which includes the child’s name, the date, the type of medicine and the dosage. If children carry their own medication (e.g. asthma inhalers), the Club staff will keep the medication safe until it is required. See our Administering Medication Policy for more details. Illness We are unable to care for children who are unwell. If your child becomes unwell whilst at the Club, we will contact you and ask you to make arrangements for them to be collected.

Please inform the club of any infectious illness your child contracts. If your child has had sickness or diarrhoea, please do not send him or her to the Club for 48 hours after the illness has ceased. See our Illness and Accidents Policy for more details.

Accident Every precaution is taken to always ensure the safety of the children, and the Club is fully insured.

If your child has an accident at the club, he/she will be treated by a qualified first aider and I will be informed as soon as possible. Our staff are trained in first aid and a first aid kit is kept on the premises. If your child has an accident whilst in our care, you will be informed when you collect your child.

By accepting these terms and conditions you are giving permission for a member of staff from VIM to sign any consent forms necessary for treatment on your behalf If your child needs urgent medical treatment and you are unavailable. For full details see our Illness and Accidents Policy. Behaviour (Children) The Club promotes an atmosphere of care, consideration and respect for everyone attending children, staff and visitors. Children and staff create rules for acceptable behaviour whilst at the Club and We have a clear Behaviour Management Policy and procedures for dealing with unacceptable behaviour. We recognise that poor behaviour can occur from time to time for reasons that are not always evident, or because of special needs. We will try to be flexible to accommodate such cases. However, if your child is violent, or if their behaviour poses an immediate danger to themselves or others, we will require you to collect them from the Club immediately and you will still pay for the session and any further missed sessions. In exceptional circumstances, and only when all other attempts at behaviour management have failed, we reserve the right to permanently exclude a child from the Club. See our Suspensions and Exclusions Policy for full details. Behaviour (adults) We will not tolerate from any person, whether a parent, carer or visitor: bullying; abusive, aggressive, confrontational or threatening behaviour; or behaviour intended to result in conflict. Our Club is a place of safety and security for the children who attend and the staff who work here, and we reserve the right to ban anyone exhibiting inappropriate behaviour from our premises. See our Aggressive Behaviour Policy for more details. Child Protection We are committed to building a ‘culture of safety’ in which the children in our care are protected from abuse and harm. Any suspicion of abuse is promptly and appropriately responded to. We comply with local and national child protection procedures and ensure that all staff are appropriately trained. For more details see our Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy. Equal Opportunities Our Club provides a safe and caring environment, free from discrimination, for everyone in our community including children with additional needs. We respect the different racial origins, religions, cultures, and languages in a multi-ethnic society so that each child is valued as an individual without racial or gender stereotyping. We will challenge inappropriate attitudes and practices and we will not tolerate any form of racial harassment. For more details see our Equalities and Inclusion Policy. Special Needs We make every effort to accommodate and welcome any child with special needs. We will work in liaison with parents or carers and relevant professionals to fully understand your child’s specific requirements. We will endeavour to accommodate all children of all abilities, whilst working within the Club’s limitations. Each case will be considered individually and risk-assessed to ensure everyone’s safety. For more details see our Equalities and Inclusion Policy. Communication As an OFSTED registered childcare provider, we are responsible for each child's welfare therefore club staff may speak to your child’s teacher about their progress or any issues relating to their child’s welfare. EYFS Part of our obligations of caring for children who are within the Early Years Foundation Stage is to monitor and record your child's progress and interests through observations and photos, identify next steps in the child's development, and liaise with other settings, if applicable. Data Protection We hold only the information necessary to provide a childcare service for each child. This includes child registration information, medical information, parent contact information, attendance records, incident and accident records and so forth. Once a child leaves our care we retain only the data required by statutory legislation and industry best practice, and for the prescribed periods of time. Electronic data that is no longer required is deleted and paper records are disposed of securely. Some limited personal information is disclosed to authorised third parties we have engaged to process it, as part of the normal running of our business, for example in order to take online bookings, for safeguarding reasons daily registers with names and classes are sent to schools, and to manage our payroll and accounts. Any such third parties comply with the strict data protection regulations of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) . Information held by VIM regarding your child will be treated as confidential and we are registered with the ICO (Information Commissioners Office). However, in certain circumstances, for example if there are child protection concerns, the club has a legal duty to pass certain information on to other agencies, including Police, Social Care and health care professionals. Please see our Privacy Policy and Data Protection Policy for more details. Policies and Procedures By accepting these terms and conditions you and your child/ren agree to abide by VIM’s policies and procedures. VIM’s policies and procedures are available to view at each Club or can be emailed to you at your request. Complaints Procedure If you have any queries, comments or need to discuss any matters concerning your child, please feel free to speak to your child’s key person, the Manager, or any other member of staff. Verbal complaints will be brought to the next staff meeting for discussion and action. All written complaints will be acknowledged within five working days of receipt and a full written response will be given within 28 days. A full copy of our Complaints Policy is available on request. OFSTED Contact Details

Ofsted, Piccadilly Gate, Store Street, Manchester M1 2WD Email enquiries@ofsted.gov.uk

General enquiries tel: 0300 123 1231

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October Half Term at Shoreham Beach