A child can only be released into the care of a parent, a guardian, or a responsible person. A responsible person is always someone you have already named to us — never a stranger.
The people you listed as Emergency Contacts when you enrolled your child.
Anyone you nominated as Authorised to Collect on your child's enrolment form.
Someone you have asked, in writing, to collect your child on a particular day or for a set period.
Everlearn can only permit a person to collect your child when we have written permission from you. The simplest way to give it is an email from your registered email address.
On their first collection, a new person will be asked to supply photo identification. We make a copy and keep it on file, so future pick-ups are quick and easy.
Our educators have a duty of care to your child. To honour it, a few things must be true of anyone collecting them.
The person collecting your child must be an adult — 18 years or older.
They must be able to produce proof of identity when our educators ask.
We cannot release a child to anyone under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs.
If we are ever unable to release your child to the person who arrives, we will contact another person on your Authority to Collect list and arrange for them to collect your child instead. Your child is never without someone caring for them.
Send us an email from your registered address, to the office team at your campus. We are always happy to help.