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More than 40 activities happening in the Blue Mountains these school holidays
From art classes and nature workshops to basketball and Junior Ranger navigation, there are plenty of great reasons to stay in the Blue Mountains this summer, with more than 40 activities planned.
Blue Mountains City Council Mayor Mark Greenhill said:“It can be hard for parents to keep their kids active and entertained during the long summer school holidays. Council and community organisations have you covered with an affordable and fun range of local events and activities to help fill the days.
“If you’re spending this summer at home, bookmark the events calendar so you can access activities for your children at the first sign of boredom.”?
Two Blue Mountains schools will also be opening their outdoor facilities to the public throughout the school holidays as part of the Share Our Space Program.
Winmalee High and Mount Victoria Public School grounds will be open from 8am – 5pm during the holidays. Shoot some hoops, kick the footy, or enjoy the fenced sporting grounds with your little ones.?
Visit here for more information.
A full list of school holiday activities can be found on the Stronger Families Alliance website: here
This article archived 12 Feb 2024
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