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Welcome Toklabb 3-16 / Skolasajf 2014! Welcome toKlabb 3-16 / Skolasajf 2014! 22586818 [email protected] facebook.com/FoundationforEducationalServices Foundation for Educational Services,P.O. Box 1, Rabat RBT 1000, Malta Once again the Foundation for Educational Services welcomes you to Klabb 3 -16 and Skolasajf – a summer programme full of educational and fun activities for children aged between 3 and 16. Parents can make use of any Klabb 3-16 or Skolasajf centre according to their needs. Klabb 3-16 Sajf is part of Klabb 3-16, an after-school service which runs throughout the year. The services are open to children attending State, Church or Independent Schools. For more information, please use the contact details provided above. Summer Service Provision: From the 7 July to the 17 September 2014 Service Break: 11 - 15 August 2014 Opening Hours: Klabb 3-16:Monday to Friday, 7.00 am - 5.30 pm Skolasajf: Monday to Friday, 8.30 am - 12.30 pm REGISTRATION & PAYMENT MALTA Registration Days: From Monday 26 May to Wednesday 28 May 2014 Time: 8.30 am – 1.00 pm / 1.45 pm – 6.00 pm Venues for Registrations: Mosta: Maria Regina Boys’ Secondary School Kulleġġ (Ta’ Żokrija), Triq il-Biedja Floriana: Customer Care Section, Directorate for Educational Services, Great Siege Road Qormi: St Ignatius College, The Office of the College Principal Federico Maempel Square Żabbar: Civic Centre, Ċawsli Street GOZO Registration Days: From Monday 2 June to Wednesday 4 June 2014 Time: 8.30 am – 1.00 pm / 1.45 pm – 6.00 pm Venue for Registration: Gozo College, The Office of the Principal, Europe Street, Victoria Klabb 3-16 Centre (Please choose one of these centres for service between 7:00am and 5:30 pm) Attard B’Bugia B’Kara Cospicua Fgura 21410350 21653221 21493459 21804561 21665692 Floriana Ħamrun Ġ. Pace Luqa Mellieħa Mġarr 21221939 21235301 21257096 21521659 21574016 Mosta M’Scala Naxxar Paola Pembroke 21585070 21632001 21423550 21803510 21363053 Qormi San Ġorġ Rabat San Ġwann Siġġiewi Sliema 21443161 21452306 21385223 21460938 21312806 Sta. Venera St Paul’s Bay Valletta Żabbar Żebbuġ 21497058 21573495 21220108 21663203 21461736 Żejtun Żurrieq Nadur Victoria 21804047 21650789 21550333 21558057 Skolasajf Centre (Please choose one of these centres for service between 8:30am and 12:30 pm) For these centres, please call 22586818 Burmarrad Dingli Għargħur Għaxaq Gudja Gżira Kalkara Kirkop Lija / Balzan Marsa Mqabba Msida Mtarfa M’Xlokk Pietà Qormi San Qrendi Safi Senglea Tarxien Bastjan Xgħajra Guardian Angel Helen Keller San Miguel Dun Manwel Resource Centre Resource Centre Resource Centre Attard Resource (Ħamrun) (Qrendi) (Pembroke) Centre (Wardija) Għajnsielem Għarb Kerċem Qala San Lawrenz Sannat Xewkija Żebbuġ Sannat Unit, Resource Centre (Sannat) Summer Programme Number of 1 ☐ 2 ☐ 3 ☐ 4 ☐ 5 ☐ Days per Week Please mark () those days when your child/ren will be using one of the centres. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1st Child 2nd Child 3rd Child The core hours for the Summer Programme are between 8:30am and 12:30pm. Do you need extra hours of service? Yes ☐ No ☐ The fee per child is €25 for the whole Summer Programme from Monday and Friday between 8:30 am and 12:30 pm. The hourly rate for extra hours of service is €0.80c per hour. Please indicate the number of hours of service you need in the table below. (For example, from 7:00 am to 12:30 pm). Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1st From To From To From To From To From To Child 2nd From To From To From To From To From To Child 3rd From To From To From To From To From To Child Extra hours 10 = €8 ☐ 30 = €24 ☐ 50 = €40 ☐ For Office Use Only €25 + Extra Hours Bundle € ___ = Total € ___ 2 Personal Details 1st Child Surname ________________ Name _______________ ID Card ___________ Date of Birth ______________ Age ____ Language/s ______________________ Child lives with Parent 1 ☐ Parent 2 ☐ Both ☐ Others ☐ ______________________ School ___________________________________________________________________ Allergies Specify ☐ None ☐ Medical Condition Specify ☐ None ☐ Disability Specify ☐ None ☐ Special Circumstances Specify ☐ None ☐ 2nd Child Surname ________________ Name _______________ ID Card ___________ Date of Birth ______________ Age ____ Language/s ______________________ Child lives Parent 2 with Parent 1 ☐ ☐ Both ☐ Others ☐ ______________________ School ___________________________________________________________________ Allergies Specify ☐ None ☐ Medical Condition Specify ☐ None ☐ Disability Specify ☐ None ☐ Special Circumstances Specify ☐ None ☐ 3rd Child Surname ________________ Name _______________ ID Card ___________ Date of Birth ______________ Age ____ Language/s ______________________ Child lives with Parent 1 ☐ Parent 2 ☐ Both ☐ Others ☐ ______________________ School ___________________________________________________________________ Allergies Specify ☐ None ☐ Medical Condition Specify ☐ None ☐ Disability Specify ☐ None ☐ Special Circumstances Specify ☐ None ☐ PARENTS’ / GUARDIANS DETAILS PARENT 1 Surname: _________________ Name: _______________ ID Card: ____________ Home Work Mobile No: _________________ No: _______________ No: ____________ Email Address: __________________________________________________________________ Address: Postal Code: ____________ Relationship with Child? _______________________________ Language/s:______________________ 3 PARENT 2 Surname: _________________ Name: ______________ ID Card: ____________ Home Work Mobile No: _________________ No: ______________ No: ____________ Email Address: __________________________________________________________________ Address: Postal Code: ____________ Relationship with Child? _______________________________ Language/s:______________________ CUSTODY ACCESS Name of person who has custody of child: ____________________________________________ Is there a Court Order? If YES, please speak to Centre Coordinator. Yes ☐ No ☐ PHOTOS / FOOTAGE Permission is hereby granted to Klabb 3-16 and FES to use photos and footage of children in promotional material. Yes ☐ No ☐ IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE CONTACT THE PERSON/S LISTED BELOW BESIDES THE PARENTS 1st Person Name & Surname: _______________________________________________ ID Card No: ______________ Mobile No: ______________ Home Tel No: ______________ Work Tel No: ______________ Relationship with Child/ren _______________________________________________ 2nd Person Name & Surname: _______________________________________________ ID Card No: ______________ Mobile No: ______________ Home Tel No: ______________ Work Tel No: ______________ Relationship with Child/ren _______________________________________________ The following documents rae to be For Office use only presented with this application form: Copy of ID card of Parent/s and/or Guardian/s ☐ Ref. No: ______________ Copy of the ID Card of person/s authorised to ☐ Date of Registration: ______________ pick up the child/ren Statementing Board Report (if applicable) ☐ Receipt No: ______________ Custody documents (if applicable) ☐ Paid by Cheque ☐ No: ____________ Cash ☐Amount paid: €___________ Signature of FES personnel: 4 .
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