Childcare Enrolment Application
The complete enrolment: child, schedule, needs, authorised adults, and consents.
7 questions · 1 page · about 5 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Enrolment paperwork sets the tone for the whole childcare relationship. This application collects everything the setting needs in one respectful pass: child details and start date, days and schedule needed, allergies and medical needs prominently, authorised pickup adults, and the core consents signed and dated.
One complete submission replaces the folder of forms, and the allergy field's prominence is deliberate: it is the one answer that must never be missed in a filing cabinet.
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Enrol your child
This form is your application for a place. It collects the details we need about your child and your family to consider it and plan their care. It takes about 5 minutes. Please do not include other children's names or details in your written answers.
Q1.Child's full name and date of birth*
Q2.Parent/guardian names and contacts*
Q3.Schedule needed*
- Full time (5 days)
- 3-4 days
- 1-2 days
- Mornings/afternoons only
Q4.Allergies, medical conditions, and medications - THE critical field (write None if none)*
Q5.Adults authorised for pickup (names and relationship)*
Q6.Requested start date*
Q7.Parent/guardian signature (enrolment terms and consents)*
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