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Huapai Plus School Summer Holiday Programme

Luke from Huapai - Kumeu

Dear Parents & Caregivers,
We are back!
Huapai Plus will be opening our doors from Monday 6th December for before & after school care. We are very excited to be able to open and spend the end of this very up and down year with you.
For those that have current bookings with us these will now become active bookings, if you wish to cancel your booking for the remainder of the term please contact us.
For those who don’t have a booking, a new booking for the term will need to be made.
We will be opening from Midday when school finishes on Wednesday 15th Dec for those that require care. We will have a 12pm-3pm session, these can be made under special bookings these will be followed by our normal after school sessions 3pm-4pm/5pm/6pm, these are made as regular bookings.
Holiday programme bookings are now open. Huapai Plus will be open over the holiday period from Thursday 16th Dec – Thursday 23rd & Monday 10th Jan 2022 – Wednesday 2nd Feb. We have a lot of fun onsite and offsite activities planned to make summer as fun as possible. For those applying for WINZ subsidies please get your forms in asap once you have made your booking. Take a look at our attached programme pamphlet.
All bookings can be made via Aimy Plus, we have attached a link below.
huapaidistrict.aimyplus.com...
6th -15th Dec open for before & after school care
15th Dec open from midday when school finishes for the year
16th -23rd Dec School holiday programme
24th Dec -9th Jan Closed
10th Jan – 2nd Feb School holiday programme
If you have any questions please free to contact us at huapaiplus@hds.school.nz or 027 359 5026
Your Huapai Plus Team.

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