TP'S Family Daycare

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TP's Family Daycare no longer operates.
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To our beloved families and TP's community,

It is with much sadness that we write to inform you of the permanent closure of TP's Family Daycare. Due to the Covid 19 situation and changing family circumstances, the operation of the service is no longer possible.

We would like to thank you all for your ongoing support and for making the last three years a dream come true.

All our love
Tegan, Urban, Archer and bub xx
TP's Family Daycare

To Our TP’s Family,



It is with a heavy heart that we must inform you of our temporary closure due to the COVID-19 situation. The will be effective as of close of business Wednesday 1st April 2020.



I understand that this news has caused stress to some, and for that we are truly sorry. Please understand that this was not an easy decision to make; as we feel terrible for letting you all down and we’ll miss you greatly. Our priority is, and always will be the health and safety of the children and families. We’ve been in constant communication with the relevant authorities since the beginning, and have done our best to continue operating while it has been safe to do so. But as things are progressing so quickly, this feels like the safest course of action to protect the children.



We wanted to take this time to thank you all, from the bottom of our hearts for all of the love, support, loyalty and understanding over the past 3 years. Without you all, we wouldn’t be TP’s Family Daycare. This is not the end, we will get through this difficult time, and we will open again……. It is just a matter of when it will be safe to do so.



Once again, we are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused, and appreciate your support and understanding through what is a difficult time for all.



Much Love and we will See You All Soon,

TP’s Family Daycare xx

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I know the situation around our public schools has been causing angst for parents, teachers, staff and students.

I understand that it may be confusing, but we’ve kept them open, consistent with the best medical advice at hand through the National Cabinet process.

Today, as the pandemic situation moves forward, we move to the next step.

Firstly, from Monday, March 30, we will now encourage parents to keep children at home if they can, and access the online learning resources we have made available.

However, all children who do attend public schools will continue to be taught.

Where parents need children to attend school to enable them to maintain employment, and for those children in vulnerable families, like children living with grandparents, they are encouraged to continue to attend school.

Public schools will remain open from Monday, March 30 to Friday, April 3.

In addition, formal classes will now finish at the end of Friday, April 3, one week earlier than planned.

Teachers and education assistants will now use this time to plan and prepare for a new way of teaching from the start of Term 2, with work continuing through the school holidays.

However, arrangements will be in place in schools to supervise children who need to attend school on the last four days prior to Easter, where parents require it to maintain their employment, or due to a personal situation.

It is crucial for us to strike the right balance between keeping the community safe, allowing essential services to continue and provide a quality education to our students in this difficult time.

I want to reassure parents that our schools are well prepared to continue to provide education for their children.

Thank you to the parents and carers of Western Australian children for their understanding and support for school staff as we navigate our way together through this unprecedented situation.

And thank you to our teachers, education assistants and all school staff for the essential work they do across our State.
This is an incredibly difficult situation, thank you for your patience, and we will let you know about plans for Term 2 as soon as possible.

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