NDCC set for increased childcare numbers

It’s no surprise parents are starting to scramble for childcare spaces and alternative arrangements in case the teachers strike continues into the new term.

The Nelson District Community Complex for one is offering all-day activity programs.

Recreation Programmer Rebecca Wheeler says they are ready for about 30 kids but could go to 40.


The daily fee of $28 falls within the $40 being offered for daycare by government.

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