Welcome to Ashton Gate Out of School Care - winner Best Playscheme Award 2007 (Bristol Holiday Play schemes) and Breakfast Club Award 2007 (Kelloggs).
Ashton Gate Out of School Care supports parents and carers by providing wraparound care for children aged four to eleven.
Our small team of trained and dedicated Play workers are committed to providing high quality care in a child-centred play setting that promotes equality of opportunity for all - but which is first and foremost, fun!
Based in a self-contained building within the grounds of Ashton Gate Primary School, we offer a Breakfast Club and After School Club to pupils of the school and a Holiday Club which is also open to children from the wider community.
AGOSC is managed by an elected committee of parents and bound by a Constitution. We are regulated by and registered with OFSTED. A copy of our registration certificate is on display at the setting at all times.
Ofsted
AGOSC is registered with Ofsted.
Our registration number is 106902.
To view our most recent Ofsted Inspection Report please - http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/oxcare_providers/full/(urn)/106902
AGOSC annually completes a Self Evaluation Form (SEF).
To view our most recent SEF - click here.
At our most recent inspection AGOSC was given two recommendations to improve the quality and standards of care. To view these, and the action we have taken please - click here.
Newsletter
Your feedback is very important to us and your ideas and opinions to help to shape the future of the club. Questionnaires for Parents/Carers and Children/Young People are accessible below and we'd very grateful if you and your children could complete one and return it to us at the Caretaker's House. Thank you for your input.
To download a copy of our Children/Young Persons Questionnaire - Click here. To download a copy of our Parents/Carers Questionnaire - Click here.
For a copy of our 2009 Annual Evaluation Review - click here
Playbites
For a copy of all of our Play Bites - click here
PLAY BITE No. 10:
What is a ‘Voluntary Organisation’?
An independent,
self-governing body of people who have joined together voluntarily to take
action for the benefit of the community. Our voluntary Management Committee is
made up of parents whose children use the setting, currently there are eight
people on our committee. Voluntary organisations may employ paid staff or
volunteers, but must be established otherwise than for financial gain. Any
profits that AGOSC make are put back in to the organisation e.g. spent on
decoration or equipment.
Next time: What does a Management Committee do?
PLAY BITE No. 10:
What is a ‘Voluntary Organisation’?
An independent,
self-governing body of people who have joined together voluntarily to take
action for the benefit of the community. Our voluntary Management Committee is
made up of parents whose children use the setting, currently there are eight
people on our committee. Voluntary organisations may employ paid staff or
volunteers, but must be established otherwise than for financial gain. Any
profits that AGOSC make are put back in to the organisation e.g. spent on
decoration or equipment.
Next time: What does a Management Committee do?
