CLUBSTerm 22019

CLUBSTerm 2 2019

CHABAD YOUTH1 A’Beckett St, East St Kilda

9528 8395 admin@chabadyouth.org

www.chabadyouth.org/clubs

בס”ד

Melissa Tauber

MiNiCHEFS

Through the cooking club, kids will enjoy making their own food, learn about healthy eating, basic knife skills, balance of flavours and the importance of following recipes. The program will be a fun hands on learning program where the kids will gain the stepping stones to becoming a master chef. The program will cover all food styles and types’ sweets, savoury, finger foods and mains.

Who: Girls Grades Prep - 6When: MondayTime: 4:15pm – 5:15pm Where: Glick CafeteriaCost: $108 for Term 2 (6 week term)

Who: Boys Grades Prep – 6When: TuesdayTime: 4:05pm – 5:05pm Where: Glick CafeteriaCost: $108 for Term 2 (6 week term)

SOCCERCLUB

SOCCER CLUB

Run by T&G Soccer, this club is the ideal place to learn new skills and play with your friends. Coached by ex-professional players the club is designed to help students improve and get to the next level.

Who: Boys Grades Prep - 3 When: Tuesday Time: 4:05pm – 5:05pm Werdiger Hall, drop off and collection from Chabad Youth reception.Cost: $144 for Term 2 (6 week term)

Karate exercises the mind and body for a healthier lifestyle. Its a confident building activity that enhances focus. Learn disciplined and structure that will carry as skills for life

Who: Girls Grades Prep - 3 When: MondayTime: 4:15pm - 5:15pm Cost: $96 for Term 2 (6 week term)

KARATEKARATE

ARTARTMiNiCHEFS

KARATE

ARTARTSenior Art Club: Tap into your inner artist and join Miriam Lange (grades 4-6) for a fun after-school art club! Students will enjoy exploring their creativity through a variety of art mediums and three-dimensional art forms, including mosaic, sculpture, fabric crafts, and more.

Junior Art Club: students will enjoy using different materials and techniques to make age appropriate projects.

Who: Girls Prep - 3When: ThursdayTime: 4:15pm –5:15pm Where: Glick CafeteriaCost: $126 for Term 2 (7 week term)

Who: Boys Grades Prep - 3When: WednesdayTime: 4:05pm – 5:05pm Where: Remedial RoomCost: $108 for Term 2 (6 week term)

Who: Girls Grades 4 – 6When: ThursdayTime: 4:15pm – 5:15pm Where: Remedial RoomCost: $175 for Term 2 (7 week term)

BALLETBALLET

Give your daughter the opportunity to learn ballet in a fun and friendly environment while learning basic ballet skills that develop poise, co-ordination and self - confidence.

Who: Girls Grades Prep – 2When: ThursdayTime: 4:15pm – 5:15pmWhere: Goldhirsch HallCost: $105 for Term 2 (7 week term)

More than a game!Do people play chess because it is so much fun or because it is good for their brain? At the Chabad Youth Chess Club, students are taught the strategies and logic of the game in a fun environment.Who: Boys Grades Prep – 6When: WednesdayTime: 4:05pm – 5:05pmWhere: Herzog LibraryCost: $96 for Term 2 (6 week term)

CHESSCHESS

MiSHMOR

EDiBLE

ARTS

BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL 3x3 basketball is a sport that can be enjoyed by players of all levels in a competitive or skill-development setting. This fast paced game encourages creative thinking and exposes players to all skills and facets of the Basketball World in a FUN and ENGAGING way!

SCiENCECLUB

STEM Club - NEW FOR 2019The best way to learn science is to combine theory with a hands-on approach. Join Miriam Lange on a scientific adventure, that will inspire curiosity through exploring new topics and conducting exciting experiments every week. experiments will cover a wide range of categories including, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

Who: Boys Grades 3-6 When: WednesdayTime: 4:05pm - 5:05pm Where: Remedial Room Cost: $120 Term 2 (6 week term)

MOSAiCS This club offers an important outlet for creativity and originality in a relaxing and enjoyable environment. It is a chance for students to create beautifully designed master-pieces of coloured glass, stone and tiles. From tissue boxes to wall-hangings, students will have the opportunity to let their imagination run wild under the guidance of Debbie Wolf, our professional mosaic teacher. No artistic talent required!

Who: Girls Grades 3 - 6 When: MondayTime: 4:15pm - 5:15pm Where: Remedial Room Cost: $108 for Term 2 (6 weeks)

Who: Boys Grades 3 - 6 When: WednesdayTime: 5:05pm - 6:05pm Where: Remedial Room Cost: $108 for Term 2 (6 weeks)

NEW FOR 2019

Who: Girls Grades 4-6When: ThursdayTime: 4:15pm – 5:15pm Where: Werdiger HallCost: $168 for Term 2 (7 week term)

Who: Boys Grades 4-6When: TuesdayTime: 5:05pm – 6:05pm Where: Werdiger HallCost: $144for Term 2 (6 week term)

MiSHMOR

EDiBLE

ARTSMOSAiCS

SCiENCECLUB

MiSHMOR Attention Grades 4 - 6 Girls!The most exciting way to spend your Thursday afternoon is at Mishmor 5779! Come learn and love it, in a fun and meaningful environment with amazing madrichot!

Who: Girls Grades 4 - 6 When: ThursdayTime: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Where: Glick Cafeteria Cost: FREE

SEWiNG

Who: Girls Grades 3 - 6 When: ThursdayTime: 4:15pm - 5:15pm Where: Remedial Room Cost: $154 Term 2 (7 week term)

EDiBLE

ARTSLearn to create gorgeous edible centrepieces made entirely from food. The girls will explore the world of culinary design carving flowers from fruit and vegetable, tempering chocolate and learning how to spin sugar.

Who: Girls Grades 4 - 6 When: MondayTime: 4:15pm - 5:15pm Where: Glick Cafeteria Cost: $168 for Term 2 (6 weeks)

SCiENCECLUB

MiSHMOR

SEWiNGHand sewing craftsAn introduction into the world of sewing through hand-sewn crafts. This course is an exciting opportunity for your child to learn a range of hand sewing techniques whilst creating beautiful and individual crafty projects. And if you’re lucky, your child may even be willing to fix a button for you!

EDiBLE

ARTS

SCiENCECLUB

ABOUT USOur Philosophy:We believe that all children have the right to experience quality child care.Traditional Jewish values and ethics as promulgated by the Torah are central to the philosophy of our institutions. These values include belief in G-d, love of fellow man, respect for parents, pride in Judaism, study of Torah and observance and appreciation of Mitzvot.Each child is encouraged to recognise their own self-worth and that through the partic-ular gifts and abilities that G-d has bestowed upon them, they are able to better the world.Essential to the centre’s philosophy is the need to maintain a warm, positive and co-operative environment in which students can grow and learn. Such a nurturing en-vironment is deemed vital for the develop-ment of self-esteem, and confidence.Our Aftercare & Vacation Care aim is to support the wellbeing and development of the “whole child”, and as such provide a bal-ance of social, religious and secular themes as well as life skills, to promote the child’s complete personal development.The overall philosophy is developed in collaboration with children, educators, families, community and management. This process respects and values the views of all and enhances clarity and understanding between all users of the service.

Our philosophy draws on values held by educators, families and management and reflects the needs and values of the com-munity. We value each and every child as capable and confident, regardless of their capabilities and background within the context of the family and we believe that the family is the primary educator of each child. Each child’s family knows their child best, and staff will work in partnership with families to ensure the best outcomes for children.We believe that children’s learning in our setting complements their learning at home and at school however the importance of relationships and strengthening each child’s strengths, skills, talents and interest is prior-ity. We recognise and value that children’s learning and development evolves through their relationships where they shape their own identities to become active citizens.At Chabad Youth we strive to promote chil-dren to experience, meaningful and joyful learning to enrich their childhood. We value and encourage each child to be involved in decision making that influence their learn-ing, wellbeing, development and decisions that affect their world.We as educators and the service will be guided at all times by the Early Childhood Code of Ethics (2006), National Quality Framework and all Early Education and Care legislation.

WHY US?

● Affordable and reliable ● Friendly ● Professional ● Safe ● ● State of the art facilities ● Jewish ● Holistic ●

● Child Care Subsidy (conditions apply) ● and most importantly FUN! ●

All our after school sessions are run by top providers in the field, ensuring your child will receive the ultimate club experience. Please note: some clubs will only run with adequate registration. Some clubs fill very quickly- so act quickly and sign up today!

Outside school hours care Outside school hours care centres provide care for primary school aged children, before and after school, during school holidays and on pupil-free days. Vacation care is a type of outside school hour’s care that includes indoor and outdoor activities. These centres are sometimes run by the same organisation that runs before and after-school care. The majority of outside school hours care centers are approved child care services. This means that families using the service may be eligible for the Child Care Subsidy. Approved services must also show that they are meeting certain quality standards.

Child Care SubsidyChild Care Subsidy (CCS) is paid by the Australian Government to help families with the cost of childcare fees.This subsidy is paid directly to childcare providers.Three things will determine a family’s level of Child Care Subsidy:1. Combined family income2. Activity level of parents3. Type of child care service

Some basic requirements must be satisfied for an individual to be eligible to receive Child Care Subsidy for a child. These include:• the age of the child (must be 13 or under and not attending secondary school)• the child meeting immunisation requirements• the individual, or their partner, meeting the residency requirements.To claim this subsidy, you will need to submit a claim through myGov.To find more information about Child Care Subsidy (CCS), please visit the Department of Human Services website or call 13 61 50.

After School Clubs Terms and Conditions:

• Please note that after the first week of term children will be unable to switch between clubs.• There is no refund for weeks not attended.• If Chabad Youth are forced to cancel a session you will be credited on your account.

Sign up online by visiting: www.chabadyouth.org/clubs If your child has not attended any of our programs before, please go

to https://chabadyouth.hubworks.com.au and complete an additional enrolment form for your child.

Booking fees apply on a per term basis. Child care subsidy is available. There are no refunds for

non-attendance. To find out more contact us on 9522 8274.

The prices listed in this handbook are for Term 2 2019 only.Prices for subsequent terms will be released prior to each term.

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Term 1Monday 11/02/2019 – Thursday 11/04/2019No clubs on Wednesday 20/03 or Thursday 21/03

(Taanis Esther and Purim)9 week term.

Term 2Monday 13/05/2019 – Thursday 27/06/2019

No clubs on Thursday 23/05/2019 or Monday 10/06/2019, Tuesday 11/06/2019, (Lag Bomer, Shavuos)

6 week term. 7 week term (Thursday Clubs).

Term 3Monday 29/07/2019 – Thursday 12/09/2019

7 week term.

Term 4Monday 28/10/2019 – Thursday 05/12/2019

6 week term.

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