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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Daily Mail
The chilling moment kids of some of Sydney's most elite families were rocked by vile child abuse allegations
Some of Sydney 's most privileged and wealthy families have been caught up in the latest disturbing childcare sex abuse allegations after the city's top schools were named in the investigation. Hundreds of homes across the city were sent chilling letters from the principals of many of Sydney's most elite private schools. Childcare worker David William James, it said, had worked at their children's school and was charged with making sex tapes and child abuse material in school toilets. James himself is a former private schoolboy, who was a student at elite Knox Grammar on Sydney's leafy north shore. He was subsequently employed there as an out of hours child care worker at his old school, where fees reach up to $80,000 a year. But he had also worked in similar roles at after-hours childcare at St Andrew's Cathedral School ($63,000 a year), Barker College ($79,000 a year), and Ravenswood School for Girls ($56,000 a year). In total, he worked in after-hours childcare at almost 60 different schools and locations across Sydney, in some of the city's wealthiest areas on the north shore and in the CBD, inner west and eastern suburbs. Police charged him with 12 offences including nine counts of aggravated use of a child under 14 to make child abuse material, using a child under 14 to make child abuse material, and two counts of possessing child abuse material. James, 26, is accused of standing behind primary school-aged boys using the urinal and sexually touching himself behind them. He allegedly took explicit photos of ten children aged between five and six at out-of-school-hours care over three years between 2021 and 2024. Police are now confident that any alleged offending was restricted to a handful of locations, including one where he worked for just a single day. The six childcare centres where the alleged offending took place were: Willoughby Kids House (where he worked for one day), Helping Hands - St Ives Public School, Helping Hands – Lane Cove West, Pyrmont OSHC - City of Sydney, St Ives OSHC Centre - KIDZONE, and Barker College's OSHClub. Australian Federal Police have sought to reassure the parents of pupils at the 52 other schools where he worked that they have nothing to worry about. Nonetheless, many parents are left wondering whether further terrible allegations may yet emerge, even if James worked at their school's OSHC for just one day. James worked at scores of out-of-school-hours centres with children and other providers also kept him employed on a casual basis. Police allege offences occured at only six of the 58 OSHC Centres where he has worked over the last six years. However, authorities have only just notified the other 52 out-of-hours school services where James worked between March 2018 and September 2024, leaving parents to question the emails they were sent by their school heads. Australian Federal Police say they do not believe any alleged offending took place at those 52 other centres. The list includes other elite private schools such as St Luke's Anglican Grammar School, Fort Street Selective High School and a fleet of Catholic primary schools. Federal police only revealed the scale of its operation after a non publication order about identifying James was lifted in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court. Junior Adventure Centres, which runs three of the centres where the alleged abuse is said to have taken place, issued a statement on the day news broke of James arrest. It admited it was 'only just finding out details of alleged offences, with the Non-Publication Order (NPO) being lifted today. 'We fully understand how distressing this matter is, and we share the immense upset and concern surrounding it. 'We have been co-operating with police and doing all that we can to assist them in their investigation. We are now contacting all our parents at the centres the AFP has listed.' Parents of student at St Andrew's Cathedral School were also alerted to the investigation, but with a more reassuring update. 'Mr David James, who was named in the media today, was assigned to our OOSHC for one shift, five or more years ago,' it read. 'There is no suggestion that the current charges against him relate to current or former students of St Andrew's Cathedral School. 'St Andrew's Cathedral School has been contacted by the Australian Federal Police today to advise us that our OOSHC service is NOT under investigation.' Full list of places where alleged abuser David James worked Artarmon Before and After School Care: Willoughby City Council - June 2019 Bales Park OOSH Services - December 2018 Beacon Hill Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - December 2018 Camp Australia: Artarmon - February - December 2022 Camp Australia: St Andrews Cathedral - June 2018 Camp Australia: St Luke's Grammar School - April 2018 Chatswood ASC & VC: Willoughby City Council - November 2018 Cromer Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - January 2020 Cubby House: Artarmon - June to August 2019 Forestville Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - July 2018 to April 2022 The Girls & Boys Brigade: Surry Hills - November 2020 Gowrie NSW Erskineville Outside of School Hours Care - June 2018 to February 2019 Gowrie NSW: North Sydney Community VC - April 2023 Helping Hands: Bourke Street - March 2019 to April 2024 Helping Hands: Lane Cove West - April 2018 to September 2024 Helping Hands: North Ryde - May 2018 to August 2023 Helping Hands: St Ives Park Public School - December 2023 to May 2024 Helping Hands: Willoughby Public School - April 2018 to December 2022 Hornsby South Before and After School Care - May 2018 Jigsaw: Anzac Park Public School - May 2018 KGV OSHC: City of Sydney - November 2018 to April 2022 KidsCo Australia: Virtual Holiday Program - July to August 2021 Knox Grammar High School - March 2018 to July 2020 Knox Grammar School OSHClub - May 2024 Manly Vale VC: Northern Beaches Council - April 2019 to July 2022 North Shore Coaching College - July 2023 to September 2024 OSHClub: Barker College - May 2018 to May 2024 OSHClub: Beaumont Road - May 2018 to April 2023 OSHClub: Fort Street - May 2018 OSHClub: Highfields - April to November 2018 OSHClub: Hornsby South - August 2018 to July 2023 OSHClub: Knox Grammar Preparatory - May 2018 to February 2020 OSHClub: Newington Lindfield - February 2020 OSHClub: Smalls Road - February 2022 to August 2023 Our Lady of Good Counsel OSHC: Forestville - August 2018 to March 2019 Our Lady of the Rosary OSHC: Waitara - October 2018 Primary OSHCare: Chatswood - September 2019 to March 2020 Primary OSHCare: Forestville - February 2021 Primary OSHCare: Frenchs Forest - September 2022 Primary OSHCare: Killarney Heights - January 2023 Primary OSHCare: Mowbray - March 2020 to May 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives - July 2021 to January 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives North - February to March 2024 Pyrmont OSHC: City of Sydney - October 2018 to July 2022 SCECS: OSHC Rose Bay - January to May 2023 St Kieran's OSHC: Manly Vale - May 2018 to February 2019 St Martin's Davidson OSHC - September 2018 St Mary's OOSH: Erskineville - December 2020 Stanmore OSHC Service: Inner West Council - July to August 2018 TeamKids: ANZAC Park Public School - February 2021 to June 2023 TheirCare: Ravenswood School for Girls - May 2023 TheirCare: St Andrew's Cathedral School - December 2020 Ultimo OSHC: City of Sydney - July 2018 to September 2024 Uniting OSHC: Brookvale - July 2023 West Lindfield Getaway Vacation Care: Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council - April 2018 Willoughby Kids House - July 2023 YMCA Bankstown City - July 2018 YMCA NSW: Lycée Condorcet - July to August 2023
Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Sport
- Daily Mail
The Knox Grammar curse: As an old boy is accused of the unthinkable, we reveal the scandals the private school wants you to forget - and the horror story that made Kyle Sandilands tear up his son's application
Tucked away in Sydney 's leafy Wahroonga, Knox Grammar is one of Australia's most prestigious schools - home to rugby stars, old money and generations of tradition. It's the kind of place where blazers are pressed, surnames carry weight and relationships are formed that can last a lifetime.
Daily Mail
01-08-2025
- Daily Mail
Grim new details of childcare worker's alleged abuse emerge after months of secrecy - and some of it is just too vile to publish
Some of the allegations against a childcare worker accused of indecently filming pre-pubescent boys are too disturbing to publish in detail. Court papers reveal David William James is alleged to have photographed and filmed boys as young as five in varying states of undress while using a urinal. Other charges relate to the private school graduate from Artarmon on Sydney 's north shore performing a sex act and shooting video while standing behind a child. James attended Knox Grammar at Wahroonga, where he excelled at music, until 2017 and worked part-time at almost 60 child care facilities between March 2018 and September 2024. The 26-year-old's identity had been kept secret for nine months until a suppression order was lifted in Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday. James is charged with nine counts of aggravated use of a child to make child abuse material, four counts of possessing abuse data or material and one of using a child to make abuse material. He was employed for at least one shift at 58 out-of-school-hours (OOSH) centres but investigators have allegedly only found evidence of crimes committed against children at six of the places he worked. Those centres were: OSHClub at Barker College, St Ives OSHC Centre - Kidzone, Pyrmont OSHC, Willoughby Kids House, and Helping Hands services at St Ives Park Public School and Lane Cove West. The charges relate to acts allegedly committed on the North Shore at Artarmon, Waitara, Willoughby, St Ives and Lane Cove West, as well as Moore Park in the eastern suburbs. OOSH care can include undertaking excursions and other activities, which would explain some of the alleged offences having been committed outside the centres. James worked in 'heavily supervised' assistant roles at Knox Grammar between March 2018 and July 2020 and at the school's OSHClub in May 2024. A Knox spokesperson said the AFP had confirmed finding no connection between the charges he is now facing and where he went to school. 'We have been instructed multiple times by the Australian Federal Police that Knox is not part of their investigation,' the spokesperson said. James was initially charged last September with refusing to grant Australian Federal Police access to his phone and was arrested again a month later when he was hit with more serious charges. A non-publication order suppressing any detail about the original alleged offence has also now expired. Court papers seen by the Daily Mail state James refused to provide the passcodes to his iPhone and laptop in defiance of a warrant on September 26 at Artarmon. Police said James was accredited to work with children but that certification had since been removed. James did not appear in person or via audio-video link on Thursday when Deputy Chief Magistrate Michael Antrum lifted a non-publication order on his name. AFP acting Assistant Commissioner Brett James said an investigation into James began after the detection of child abuse material on the dark web in June 2024. 'Today, court orders were lifted, so we can now talk about this investigation,' acting Assistant Commissioner James said on Thursday. 'The non-publication order issued by the court was to allow our investigators the time to carefully work through all the available evidence to establish a full picture of the alleged offending.' Acting Assistant Commissioner James said police had examined 142,000 files on the alleged paedophile's devices which amounted to 18.9GB of material. James was a probationary police constable between December 2021 and September 2022. He failed to finish his probation period and resigned from the NSW Police Force in May 2023 after a stint working in a civilian capacity. NSW Police admitted on Thursday that James was rejected by the force because he had failed to disclose his part-time childcare employment. 'During his employment, the man failed to seek the required approval to engage in secondary employment, and as such, police were unaware of his concurrent role in the childcare sector,' a police spokesperson said. 'We acknowledge the seriousness of the allegations and condemn any behaviour that places our community's most vulnerable members at risk.' It was revealed last month, before James's name could be published, that 1,200 letters had been sent to parents and carers who may have crossed paths with him. The letters were sent as part of process led by NSW Police and the AFP under the Joint Child Protection Response Program. Investigators asked parents and carers who received the letter to read it carefully, including instructions for contacting a hotline with any relevant concerns. Police were working with NSW Health, NSW Department of Communities and Justice, NSW Department of Education and Training and the Office of the Children's Guardian. In a joint statement released on June 19, the AFP and NSW Police said James' alleged offending involved a 'very small number of children'. James has been refused bail since October and is next due to face court on August 21. Artarmon Before and After School Care: Willoughby City Council - June 2019 Bales Park OOSH Services - December 2018 Beacon Hill Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - December 2018 Camp Australia: Artarmon - February - December 2022 Camp Australia: St Andrews Cathedral - June 2018 Camp Australia: St Luke's Grammar School - April 2018 Chatswood ASC & VC: Willoughby City Council - November 2018 Cromer Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - January 2020 Cubby House: Artarmon - June to August 2019 Forestville Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - July 2018 to April 2022 The Girls & Boys Brigade: Surry Hills - November 2020 Gowrie NSW Erskineville Outside of School Hours Care - June 2018 to February 2019 Gowrie NSW: North Sydney Community VC - April 2023 Helping Hands: Bourke Street - March 2019 to April 2024 Helping Hands: Lane Cove West - April 2018 to September 2024 Helping Hands: North Ryde - May 2018 to August 2023 Helping Hands: St Ives Park Public School - December 2023 to May 2024 Helping Hands: Willoughby Public School - April 2018 to December 2022 Hornsby South Before and After School Care - May 2018 Jigsaw: Anzac Park Public School - May 2018 KGV OSHC: City of Sydney - November 2018 to April 2022 KidsCo Australia: Virtual Holiday Program - July to August 2021 Knox Grammar High School - March 2018 to July 2020 Knox Grammar School OSHClub - May 2024 Manly Vale VC: Northern Beaches Council - April 2019 to July 2022 North Shore Coaching College - July 2023 to September 2024 OSHClub: Barker College - May 2018 to May 2024 OSHClub: Beaumont Road - May 2018 to April 2023 OSHClub: Fort Street - May 2018 OSHClub: Highfields - April to November 2018 OSHClub: Hornsby South - August 2018 to July 2023 OSHClub: Knox Grammar Preparatory - May 2018 to February 2020 OSHClub: Newington Lindfield - February 2020 OSHClub: Smalls Road - February 2022 to August 2023 Our Lady of Good Counsel OSHC: Forestville - August 2018 to March 2019 Our Lady of the Rosary OSHC: Waitara - October 2018 Primary OSHCare: Chatswood - September 2019 to March 2020 Primary OSHCare: Forestville - February 2021 Primary OSHCare: Frenchs Forest - September 2022 Primary OSHCare: Killarney Heights - January 2023 Primary OSHCare: Mowbray - March 2020 to May 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives - July 2021 to January 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives North - February to March 2024 Pyrmont OSHC: City of Sydney - October 2018 to July 2022 SCECS: OSHC Rose Bay - January to May 2023 St Kieran's OSHC: Manly Vale - May 2018 to February 2019 St Martin's Davidson OSHC - September 2018 St Mary's OOSH: Erskineville - December 2020 Stanmore OSHC Service: Inner West Council - July to August 2018 TeamKids: ANZAC Park Public School - February 2021 to June 2023 TheirCare: Ravenswood School for Girls - May 2023 TheirCare: St Andrew's Cathedral School - December 2020 Ultimo OSHC: City of Sydney - July 2018 to September 2024 Uniting OSHC: Brookvale - July 2023 West Lindfield Getaway Vacation Care: Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council - April 2018 Willoughby Kids House - July 2023 YMCA Bankstown City - July 2018 YMCA NSW: Lycée Condorcet - July to August 2023
Daily Mail
01-08-2025
- Daily Mail
The face of Sydney's alleged private school childcare predator is revealed - as 1,200 parents are put on alert
The first picture has emerged of a childcare worker and private school graduate accused of indecently filming children at after-school centres on Sydney 's north shore. David William James, 26, attended Knox Grammar at Wahroonga until 2017 and worked part-time at almost 60 child care facilities between March 2018 and September 2024. His identity had been kept secret for the past nine months until a suppression order was lifted in Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday. James is charged with nine counts of aggravated use of a child to make child abuse material, four counts of possessing abuse data or material and one of using a child to make abuse material. He was employed at 58 out-of-school-hours (OOSH) centres but investigators have allegedly found evidence of crimes committed at only six of them. Police said James was accredited to work with children but that certification had since been removed. James did not appear in person on Thursday when Deputy Chief Magistrate Michael Antrum lifted a non-publication order on his name. Daily Mail understands that police will allege James filmed boys using the toilet and exposed himself in front of children. David William James, 26, attended Knox Grammar at Wahroonga until 2017 and worked part-time at almost 60 child care facilities between 2018 and 2024 James, who attended Knox Grammar at Wahroonga, was a probationary police constable between December 2021 and September 2022. He failed to finish his probation period and resigned from the NSW Police Force in May 2023 after a stint working in a civilian capacity. NSW Police admitted on Thursday that James was rejected by the force because he had failed to disclose his part-time childcare employment. 'During his employment, the man failed to seek the required approval to engage in secondary employment, and as such, police were unaware of his concurrent role in the childcare sector,' a police spokesperson said. 'We acknowledge the seriousness of the allegations and condemn any behaviour that places our community's most vulnerable members at risk.' On Thursday, AFP acting Assistant Commissioner Brett James said its investigation into James began after the detection of child abuse material on the dark web in June 2024. 'Today, court orders were lifted, so we can now talk about this investigation,' acting AC James said. It was revealed last month, before James' name could be published, that 1,200 letters had been sent to parents and carers who may have crossed paths with him 'The non-publication order issued by the court was to allow our investigators the time to carefully work through all the available evidence to establish a full picture of the alleged offending.' Acting AC James said police had examined 142,000 files on the alleged paedophile's devices which amounted to 18.9GB of material. It was revealed last month, before James's name could be published, that 1,200 letters had been sent to parents and carers who may have crossed paths with him. The letters were sent as part of process led by NSW Police and the AFP under the Joint Child Protection Response Program. Investigators asked parents and carers who received the letter to read it carefully, including instructions for contacting a hotline with any relevant concerns. Police were working with NSW Health, NSW Department of Communities and Justice, NSW Department of Education and Training and the Office of the Children's Guardian. James was initially charged last September with refusing to grant Australian Federal Police access to his phone and was arrested again a month later when he was charged with further offences. In a joint statement released on June 19, the AFP and NSW Police said James' alleged offending involved a 'very small number of children'. James has been refused bail since October and is next due to face court on August 21. Full list of places where alleged abuser David James worked Artarmon Before and After School Care: Willoughby City Council - June 2019 Bales Park OOSH Services - December 2018 Beacon Hill Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - December 2018 Camp Australia: Artarmon - February - December 2022 Camp Australia: St Andrews Cathedral - June 2018 Camp Australia: St Luke's Grammar School - April 2018 Chatswood ASC & VC: Willoughby City Council - November 2018 Cromer Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - January 2020 Cubby House: Artarmon - June to August 2019 Forestville Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - July 2018 to April 2022 The Girls & Boys Brigade: Surry Hills - November 2020 Gowrie NSW Erskineville Outside of School Hours Care - June 2018 to February 2019 Gowrie NSW: North Sydney Community VC - April 2023 Helping Hands: Bourke Street - March 2019 to April 2024 Helping Hands: Lane Cove West - April 2018 to September 2024 Helping Hands: North Ryde - May 2018 to August 2023 Helping Hands: St Ives Park Public School - December 2023 to May 2024 Helping Hands: Willoughby Public School - April 2018 to December 2022 Hornsby South Before and After School Care - May 2018 Jigsaw: Anzac Park Public School - May 2018 KGV OSHC: City of Sydney - November 2018 to April 2022 KidsCo Australia: Virtual Holiday Program - July to August 2021 Knox Grammar High School - March 2018 to July 2020 Knox Grammar School OSHClub - May 2024 Manly Vale VC: Northern Beaches Council - April 2019 to July 2022 North Shore Coaching College - July 2023 to September 2024 OSHClub: Barker College - May 2018 to May 2024 OSHClub: Beaumont Road - May 2018 to April 2023 OSHClub: Fort Street - May 2018 OSHClub: Highfields - April to November 2018 OSHClub: Hornsby South - August 2018 to July 2023 OSHClub: Knox Grammar Preparatory - May 2018 to February 2020 OSHClub: Newington Lindfield - February 2020 OSHClub: Smalls Road - February 2022 to August 2023 Our Lady of Good Counsel OSHC: Forestville - August 2018 to March 2019 Our Lady of the Rosary OSHC: Waitara - October 2018 Primary OSHCare: Chatswood - September 2019 to March 2020 Primary OSHCare: Forestville - February 2021 Primary OSHCare: Frenchs Forest - September 2022 Primary OSHCare: Killarney Heights - January 2023 Primary OSHCare: Mowbray - March 2020 to May 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives - July 2021 to January 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives North - February to March 2024 Pyrmont OSHC: City of Sydney - October 2018 to July 2022 SCECS: OSHC Rose Bay - January to May 2023 St Kieran's OSHC: Manly Vale - May 2018 to February 2019 St Martin's Davidson OSHC - September 2018 St Mary's OOSH: Erskineville - December 2020 Stanmore OSHC Service: Inner West Council - July to August 2018 TeamKids: ANZAC Park Public School - February 2021 to June 2023 TheirCare: Ravenswood School for Girls - May 2023 TheirCare: St Andrew's Cathedral School - December 2020 Ultimo OSHC: City of Sydney - July 2018 to September 2024 Uniting OSHC: Brookvale - July 2023 West Lindfield Getaway Vacation Care: Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council - April 2018 Willoughby Kids House - July 2023 YMCA Bankstown City - July 2018
Daily Mail
31-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Revealed: The VERY elite private school past of the latest alleged childcare predator accused of unspeakable crimes against kids
A childcare worker accused of indecently filming children has been unmasked as a private school graduate who failed in his bid to become a policeman. The identity of David William James, 26, had been protected by a suppression order which was lifted when his case was mentioned on Thursday. James is charged with nine counts of aggravated use of a child to make child abuse material, four counts of possessing abuse data or material and one of using a child to make abuse material. Police allege James photographed or filmed ten victims aged five to six while working at six out-of-school-hours (OOSH) care centres between April 2021 and May 2024. The centres were all located in Sydney 's north, including at Artarmon, the suburb where James lived. James had been employed at 58 OOSH locations between March 2018 and September 2024 but investigators had allegedly found evidence of crimes committed at only six of them. Police said James was accredited to work with children but that certification had since been removed. James did not appear in person on Thursday when his case was mentioned in Downing Centre Local Court, where Deputy Chief Magistrate Michael Antrum lifted a non-publication order on his name. Daily Mail understands that police will allege James filmed boys using the toilet and exposed himself in front of children. James, who attended Knox Grammar at Wahroonga, was a probationary police constable between December 2021 and September 2022. He failed to finish his probation period and resigned from the NSW Police Force in May 2023 after a stint working in a civilian capacity. NSW Police admitted on Thursday that James was rejected by the force because he had failed to disclose his part-time childcare employment. 'During his employment, the man failed to seek the required approval to engage in secondary employment, and as such, police were unaware of his concurrent role in the childcare sector,' a police spokesperson said. 'We acknowledge the seriousness of the allegations and condemn any behaviour that places our community's most vulnerable members at risk.' On Thursday, AFP acting Assistant Commissioner Brett James said its investigation into James began after the detection of child abuse material on the dark web in June 2024. 'Today, court orders were lifted, so we can now talk about this investigation,' acting AC James said. It was revealed last month, before James' name could be published, that 1,200 letters had been sent to parents and carers who may have crossed paths with him 'The non-publication order issued by the court was to allow our investigators the time to carefully work through all the available evidence to establish a full picture of the alleged offending.' Acting AC James said police had examined 142,000 files on the alleged paedophile's devices which amounted to 18.9GB of material. It was revealed last month, before James's name could be published, that 1,200 letters had been sent to parents and carers who may have crossed paths with him. The letters were sent as part of process led by NSW Police and the AFP under the Joint Child Protection Response Program. Investigators asked parents and carers who received the letter to read it carefully, including instructions for contacting a hotline with any relevant concerns. Police were working with NSW Health, NSW Department of Communities and Justice, NSW Department of Education and Training and the Office of the Children's Guardian. James was initially charged last September with refusing to grant Australian Federal Police access to his phone and was arrested again a month later when he was charged with further offences. In a joint statement released on June 19, the AFP and NSW Police said James' alleged offending involved a 'very small number of children'. James has been refused bail since October and is next due to face court on August 21. Full list of places where alleged abuser David James worked Artarmon Before and After School Care: Willoughby City Council - June 2019 Bales Park OOSH Services - December 2018 Beacon Hill Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - December 2018 Camp Australia: Artarmon - February - December 2022 Camp Australia: St Andrews Cathedral - June 2018 Camp Australia: St Luke's Grammar School - April 2018 Chatswood ASC & VC: Willoughby City Council - November 2018 Cromer Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - January 2020 Cubby House: Artarmon - June to August 2019 Forestville Vacation Care: Northern Beaches Council - July 2018 to April 2022 The Girls & Boys Brigade: Surry Hills - November 2020 Gowrie NSW Erskineville Outside of School Hours Care - June 2018 to February 2019 Gowrie NSW: North Sydney Community VC - April 2023 Helping Hands: Bourke Street - March 2019 to April 2024 Helping Hands: Lane Cove West - April 2018 to September 2024 Helping Hands: North Ryde - May 2018 to August 2023 Helping Hands: St Ives Park Public School - December 2023 to May 2024 Helping Hands: Willoughby Public School - April 2018 to December 2022 Hornsby South Before and After School Care - May 2018 Jigsaw: Anzac Park Public School - May 2018 KGV OSHC: City of Sydney - November 2018 to April 2022 KidsCo Australia: Virtual Holiday Program - July to August 2021 Knox Grammar High School - March 2018 to July 2020 Knox Grammar School OSHClub - May 2024 Manly Vale VC: Northern Beaches Council - April 2019 to July 2022 North Shore Coaching College - July 2023 to September 2024 OSHClub: Barker College - May 2018 to May 2024 OSHClub: Beaumont Road - May 2018 to April 2023 OSHClub: Fort Street - May 2018 OSHClub: Highfields - April to November 2018 OSHClub: Hornsby South - August 2018 to July 2023 OSHClub: Knox Grammar Preparatory - May 2018 to February 2020 OSHClub: Newington Lindfield - February 2020 OSHClub: Smalls Road - February 2022 to August 2023 Our Lady of Good Counsel OSHC: Forestville - August 2018 to March 2019 Our Lady of the Rosary OSHC: Waitara - October 2018 Primary OSHCare: Chatswood - September 2019 to March 2020 Primary OSHCare: Forestville - February 2021 Primary OSHCare: Frenchs Forest - September 2022 Primary OSHCare: Killarney Heights - January 2023 Primary OSHCare: Mowbray - March 2020 to May 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives - July 2021 to January 2024 Primary OSHCare: St Ives North - February to March 2024 Pyrmont OSHC: City of Sydney - October 2018 to July 2022 SCECS: OSHC Rose Bay - January to May 2023 St Kieran's OSHC: Manly Vale - May 2018 to February 2019 St Martin's Davidson OSHC - September 2018 St Mary's OOSH: Erskineville - December 2020 Stanmore OSHC Service: Inner West Council - July to August 2018 TeamKids: ANZAC Park Public School - February 2021 to June 2023 TheirCare: Ravenswood School for Girls - May 2023 TheirCare: St Andrew's Cathedral School - December 2020 Ultimo OSHC: City of Sydney - July 2018 to September 2024 Uniting OSHC: Brookvale - July 2023 West Lindfield Getaway Vacation Care: Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council - April 2018 Willoughby Kids House - July 2023 YMCA Bankstown City - July 2018
