KALAMUNDA Out of School Care (KOSC) in Walliston has achieved a rating exceeding the national quality standards for early childhood education and care.
Centre supervisor Rosemary Morland said they were assessed against a range of areas including educational programs, physical environment and relationships with children.
“KOSC is different because we promote children being outdoors, being active and having fun,” she said.
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Mrs Morland said the community centre had been operating for 30 years and was managed by a parent committee.
“It has a family feel about it and hundreds of families have used KOSC through the years,” she said.
“I have some children who still visit and they are now 21 years old.”
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