2026 vouchers are available to all South Australian children from Reception to Year 9 (this means the child would be born between 2011 to 2021 inclusive). Each eligible child can claim 2 x $100 vouchers per calendar year. Both vouchers can be used with the same provider.
Even better than previously.
Now 2x $100.
Per kid.
From reception to Year 9.
Sport, active recreation and music fees
Sounds like they put kids to work pretty early in SA
The children yearn for the desk work!?!
I plugged the TV into mine…the picture was poor.
how about vic
Government of South Australia won't fund Vic students.
stingy bunch….. ;P
Vic needs to stop subsidising SA…
@moar bargains: If you are referring to mining, that is a commonwealth resource, not a state resource.
Note that it's from reception age, there's no actual verification of school enrolment. So this means that kids who are 5 and not yet at school can also claim, though these kids are likely the vast minority these days.
What a weird name for Prep
Don't know what other states name it as. Here it goes : ELC, Reception, 1,2,3,etc
Hol up, what do the other states call Reception?
Had to google what reception and prep are. Here in NSW, we call the equivalent Kindergarten.
@Mr Idiom: Kindergarten (AKA Kinder in Vic) is something entirely different in SA. It's the year (or sometimes two) before children start primary school, usually aged 3-4 years old.
This is not confusing at all 🙄
Also known as "Foundation".
Great scheme - we use the vouchers for kids' swimming lessons.
OP, Might be worth noting that this has to be claimed by 31/12/2025. Though presumably will continue next year.
The site also has an option to check if you have already used it this year.
So resets on the calendar year?
Just used ours for swimming lessons
Yes, and has to be used across multiple months if its a monthly fee so need to get it going a few months before the end of year.
![[SA] Free 2x $100 Sports Voucher for Kids from Reception to Year 9 @ Sports Vouchers Plus SA](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/09/892209.jpg?h=89bf3607)
Why does the receptionist get this?