Action Plans
Quality Improvement Plan​​​
The QIP Group, or Quality Improvement Planning Group, is a key component of our centre's ongoing commitment to maintaining and enhancing the quality of our services. This group diligently works to identify areas for improvement, develop strategies, and implement action plans that align with national standards and best practices. By regularly reviewing and evaluating our programs, practices, and policies, the QIP Group ensures that our centre consistently delivers exceptional care and education, while also adapting to the evolving needs of our community.
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Be You Mental Health Action Plan
The Wellbeing and Inclusion Planning Group is responsible for developing wellbeing and inclusion initatives such as the Student Inclusion Plan and the Be You Mental Health Action Plan. The Wellbeing and Inclusion Planning Group at our centre plays a crucial role in promoting a nurturing and inclusive environment for all members. This group focuses on designing and implementing strategies that support the emotional, social, and mental wellbeing of children, staff, and families. By considering diverse needs and fostering a culture of empathy and understanding, the Wellbeing and Inclusion Planning Group ensures that our centre remains a welcoming and supportive space where everyone can thrive and feel valued.
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Sustainability Action Plan
The Sustainability Action Group at MOSHC is a team focused on developing and implementing sustainable practices and programs within the centre and the surrounding community. This group takes the initiative to research and incorporate eco-friendly strategies that contribute to a greener environment. By working closely with all stakeholders, the Sustainability Action Group strives to promote environmental awareness and foster responsible habits for the future.
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Reconciliation Action Plan
The RAP Group at MOSHC, which stands for Reconciliation Action Planning Group, is an essential part of our centre's commitment to embracing and respecting Indigenous perspectives. This group is responsible for ensuring that our programs and practices incorporate Indigenous knowledge, traditions, and values, thereby promoting cultural understanding and inclusivity within the MOSHC community. Through collaboration and continuous learning, the RAP Group aims to foster a positive environment that acknowledges and celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait peoples.
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Our Transition Groups
At MOSHC we prioritize the significance of successful transitions in a child's life. That's why we have developed dedicated transition programs for our Preps, who are about to embark on their school journey, as well as our Seniors, who are transitioning to high school. These specialized programs are designed to provide the necessary support and guidance to children during these critical milestones, ensuring a smooth and confident transition. By offering tailored activities, workshops, and personalized attention, we empower children with the skills, knowledge, and emotional resilience they need to thrive during these pivotal moments in their educational journey. At MOSHC, we are committed to fostering a nurturing environment that supports children in reaching their full potential.
