Oldbury Court Out Of School Clubs

In an area where after-school care services were scarce but in great demand, OCOSC was established in 1989 to provide care between 3 PM and 6 PM.
According to parents' requests, the organisation is currently able to offer year-round support to kids from the ages of 4 to 14 and a single location for picking up and/or dropping off family members of various ages and attending various schools.
Early childhood education, training, and the provision of care and counselling to children and young people are among the goals that the Club seeks to accomplish via its work.
In accordance with Ofsted guidelines, we provide for the children's physical, emotional, cultural, educational, and developmental needs.
Out of our 18 employees, 12 have recognised credentials in childcare, 11 have credentials in playwork, and we work to help every employee earn their paediatric first aid certification.
Regardless of income, gender, ethnicity, religious affiliation, or disability, parents and caregivers who live or work in Oldbury Court and the adjacent neighbourhoods should have access to high-quality, affordable childcare in the neighbourhood.
The objective of the Oldbury Court Out of School Club (OCOSC) is to offer low-cost, high-quality childcare to parents who live in or work in the neighbourhood.
The objective to OCOSC's service delivery is to offer a variety of activities for kids that meet their physical, educational, cultural, and social requirements in a safe, caring atmosphere.