All of our activities are designed to be fun, learning through play and exploration. We use a strength-based practice, drawing on your child’s individual strengths, abilities, resources, and capabilities to grow their self-confidence.
Each program supports the growth of social and emotional development for each child and teaches vital life skills such as:
- Good sportsmanship
- Accepting loss
- Taking informed risks
- Forward-thinking
- Strategising
- Communication
- Building friendships
- Kindness
- Participation
- Empathy
- Courage
- Respectful interactions
All essential skills and thinking of a growth mindset!
Board Buddies
Board Buddies brings kids together for thrilling board game adventures! Discover new games, master strategies, and make lifelong friends.
We’ve got:
- Twister
- Monopoly
- Pictionary
- Snakes & Ladders
- Uno
- Minute Challenge
- Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza
- and more!
Chess Crusaders
Chess Crusaders is all about… CHESS! Learn the rules, strategy and tactics for regular chess and a variety of variants!
- Faerie Chess
- Guess Who Chess
- Chess Plus
- Viking Chess
- Dice Chess
- Knightmate
- Penultima Chess
- Take-me Chess
- Fischer Chess
- and many more!
Code Crew
Learn to code using Scratch! A visual programming language made to help kids make games, animations and anything else they can imagine. Kids will also get the opportunity to learn about how a computer works in a hands-on deconstruction each term!
For older or more experience coders, use JavaScript to create games, web apps and digital art!
For OSHCs or larger groups, coding concepts can be taught without the use of a device in hands-on activities.
Kreative Kids
Express yourself through your creativity! Kreative Kids has a huge variety of both group and single projects, as well as art styles with a myriad of different artistic mediums. Do you like painting? Drawing? Macrame? We’ve got something for everyone!
Silly Science
Fun, engaging, hands-on and sometimes messy science experiments. After each experiment we sit down to learn about why we got the result we did, and ask questions like: Was that what we were expecting? What would happen if we changed something?