Which type of care is designed for school-aged children during school holidays to provide structured engagement?

The correct answer focuses on Vacation Care, which is specifically designed to cater to school-aged children during school holidays. This type of program provides structured activities and care when children are not attending school. Vacation Care often includes a variety of programs that may range from arts and crafts, sports, educational workshops, to field trips, all aimed at engaging children in a fun and supervised environment during their break from school.

After School Care primarily supports children immediately following school hours, ensuring they have a safe place to go until parents can pick them up. While Day Care typically caters to younger children and supports working parents, it does not specifically target the holiday period for school-aged children. Holiday Camps are similar but often imply a more intensive experience that may include overnight stays or specialized programs rather than the structured daily care offered in Vacation Care settings.