The phrase "activities staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals responsible for organizing and facilitating activities, often in settings like schools, camps, or recreational facilities.
Example: "The activities staff planned a variety of events for the summer camp, ensuring that all participants had a memorable experience."
Alternatives: "event coordinators" or "program staff".
He makes suggestions, and to their credit, the people on the activities staff take them seriously.
I figured it must be singalong time, so I went to the dining room, where sure enough, there was Jan, one of the activities staff members.
We have identified 22 high quality community nursing homes to which people can relocate and we are committing millions of dollars for community care teams comprised of geriatricians, geriatric nurse practitioners, social workers, clergy, activities staff and volunteers to assist in the transition and in the continuing care of our former residents if that is their desire.
And the activities staff could do things.
By participating in nursing and therapy activities, staff felt that medical students in particular improved their own profession-specific skills.
Regular unit programming consisted of a range of individual, small, and large group activities led by unit activities staff.
States regulate family child care homes through licensing or registration on one or more of the following criteria: square footage for activities, staff-child ratios, pre-service training requirements, criminal backgrounds, and immunization requirements.
I brought along a checklist with questions about ALR daily activities, staffing, meals, etc.
Purpose / Objective The Review is to cover thoroughly all aspects of the 63 youth centers' operations such as vision, objectives, programs, activities, staffing, equipment, and others.
When UNRWA suspended a union leader for suspected Hamas activity, staff went on strike.With funds dwindling, UNRWA is struggling to retain its patronage network.
Hunt stresses he admires many aspects of the way in which private schools teach, arguing: "In subject knowledge, pupil confidence, co-curricular activity, staff development and alumni networks, independent schools have lessons for those in the state sector.
