Deleting a Child's Holiday

Deleting a Child's Holiday


To delete a child's holiday, do the following:
  1.  Click on the Children button and select 'Sessions':



  2.  Select a child from the list:



  3.  Click on the 'Delete' dropdown and select 'Holiday'.
     This will display the Delete Holiday page:



  4.  Select the checkboxes next to the dates you wish to delete.
  5.  Click on the 'Delete' button.
     An alert will be displayed asking you to confirm that you wish to delete the child's holiday:



  6.  Click on the 'Yes' button.
  7.  The child's holiday will be deleted and you will return to the Sessions page.

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