Kinderbetreuung

Start der Online-Anmeldung zur Kinderbetreuung am 18. Jänner

Mitte Jänner ist wieder Zeit für die Anmeldung von Kinderbetreuungsplätzen: Die Online-Vormerkung findet für die Kinderkrippen, Kindergärten und Horte von 18. Jänner bis einschließlich 4. März 2016 statt. Es müssen mindestens drei Wunscheinrichtungen angegeben werden.
In weiterer Folge ist dann die persönliche Vormerkung für Kinderkrippe, Kindergarten und Hort. Diese muss zusammen mit dem Kind direkt in den gewünschten Einrichtungen erfolgen. Notwendig ist auch der Meldezettel des Kindes.

In den Kinderkrippen und Kindergärten findet die persönliche Vormerkung von 29. Februar bis 4. März 2016 statt. In den Horten findet die persönliche Vormerkung für Kinder, die eine Volksschule besuchen von 18. Jänner bis 22. Jänner 2016 statt. Für Kinder, die eine NMS oder ein Gymnasium besuchen findet die Vormerkung von 22. Februar bis 26. Februar 2016 statt.

Die Einschreibung für alle unterrichtspflichtigen Kinder findet am 18. und 19. Jänner 2016 statt. Die genauen Termine werden schriftlich per Elternbrief bekannt gegeben. Die Online-Vormerkung hat bereits im November 2015 stattgefunden.

Mehr Information unter unikid-unicare.uni-graz.at/de/unikid/kinderbetreuung/

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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