#1 Paintball
With the focus on quality game scenarios, safety and a professional service, Delta Force
Perth
Muchea has not only revolutionised the sport of paintball in Perth, it has also welcomed
many new players to this amazing sport and encouraged new participants to try this
adrenalin packed adventure activity.
Safety is paramount and as such, Delta Force has spent a
sizeable budget ensuring it has the very best in safety
equipment available for its patrons. Its full head helmets that
protect the entire head are a must, especially for the younger
players. The specifically-designed body armour is issued to all players free of charge
and helps to protect the upper torso. Neck protection is provided by the integrated
padded-collar in the camouflage overalls. Further protection such as armoured
paintball gloves and cricket boxes are also available to purchase.
So get your mates, family, bucks party, corporate function or work colleagues together and experience the new
revolution of paintball games!
Rates:
$14.95 - Entrance and equipment for a FULL DAY of paintball action!
Includes:
12-14 action-packed games
A large selection of movie-set quality paintball game zones
Full head protection incorporating an anti-mist goggle
system
Full body protection - body armour - free for all players
Full neck protection - combat suit with high padded collar
Custom designed special-forces combat suit
Latest USA-spec rapid-fire semi-automatic machineguns
Hip-mounted 400-shot capacity ammo magazine (to safely
carry your paintballs)
Tuition and supervision by friendly Delta Force marshalling
staff
Unlimited propellant
End of day debrief and TOP GUN awards
Comprehensive $20 million public liability insurance
Safe, friendly and professional service
Paintballs:
$250 for 2000 paintballs ($12.50 per 100 paintballs)
$145 for 1000 paintballs ($13 per 100 paintballs)
$85 for 500 paintballs ($14 per 100 paintballs)
$22 for 100 paintballs
Additional:
Additional paintballs, gloves, snacks and drinks are available for purchase.
Downloads:
Parent Information Document
Registration Form Muchea
Game Zones:
 Behind Enemy Lines
 Escape from Guantanamo Bay
 Jungle Attack
 Speedball
 Tomb Raider
Location
Baldivis
BY CAR
From Perth CBD:
Take the ramp to Great Eastern Hwy and continue for 11.5 kms. Turn left at Meadow St. At the roundabout, take
the 2nd exit onto West Swan Rd and continue for 15kms. Turn left at Great Northern Hwy and continue for 20kms.
Turn left to stay on Great Northern Hwy
Turn left at Brand Hwy. Continue along the Brand Hwy for 3kms past Muchea and take the first left after the Ti
West Processing plant, on to Bore Rd. Watch for signs to the paintball centre. Follow signs to the car park.
Arrival Time:
As per confirmation.
Minimum age:
12 years
Map:
MUCHEA.pdf
Telephone:
For directions please call 1300 850 744
CIRCUS WA WORKSHOPS
Sponsored School Holiday
Programs & Even
Have you ever wanted to run away with the
circus? Fancy learning how to juggle, walk a
tight rope, or swing on a trapeze??
Then come on down to Circus WA for our
School Holiday Workshops!
These school holidays, kids and teens from
5-17 years old can come and try out the
circus for themselves. With activities like
diablo, unicycling, acrobatic tumbling,
trapeze, and hula hoop, there’s plenty of fun
to be had, and new things to learn!
Each workshop will run for 1.5 hours, and will be led by our talented trainers, who are all Circus
performers themselves. The trainers will guide the students through various apparatus, and help
them to develop their strength and coordination as well as skills they never knew they had!
WINTER SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM
WED
MON 6TH TUES
7TH
8TH
JULY
JULY JULY
THUR 9TH JULY
FRI 10TH JULY
9:30am – 11:00am
9:30am –
11:00am
9:30am – 11:00am 9:30am – 11:00am
5 to 7 year olds *6
PLACES LEFT*
5 to 7 year olds *WORKSHOP
FULL SORRY*
5 to 7 year
olds *3
PLACES
LEFT*
5 to 7 year olds
to 7 year olds *3
*WORKSHOP FULL 5 PLACES
LEFT*
SORRY*
11:30am – 1:00pm
11:30am – 1:00pm
11:30am 1:00pm
9:30am – 11:00am
11 year
8 to 11 year olds 8 to 11 year olds *WORKSHOP 8 toolds
*WORKSHOP FULL
FULL SORRY*
*WORKSHOP
SORRY*
FULL SORRY*
11:30am – 1:00pm
11:30am –
1:00pm
8 to 11 year olds
*WORKSHOP
FULL SORRY*
8 to 11 year olds
*11 PLACES
LEFT*
1:30pm – 3:00pm *10 PLACES
LEFT*
1:30pm – 3:00pm
*11 PLACES LEFT*
12 to 17 year olds
12 to 17 year olds
**CircusWA reserves the right to cancel or amend any classes due to insufficient enrolments.
Should your workshop be cancelled you will be offered an alternate workshop, or a gift voucher to
be used for future workshops. **
Each workshop is $29.00. You can enrol in as many or as few as you like!
Payment is required at the time of registration.
This can be done via bank deposit to the following account:
WA Circus School
BSB: 082-356
Account Number: 945 991 368
Bank: NAB
(Please use child’s full name or surname as a reference)
If bank transfer is not possible, you can pay via credit card over the phone on (08) 9335 5370.
If payment is not received within 5 business days of registration, we cannot guarantee that a place
will be reserved in the class. We thank you for your understanding
1 Willetton - Call 9332 2250 or Book Us Now
(08) 9332 2250
Telephone
Opening Hours
Mon - Thu 2:00pm - 9:00pm
Fri 12:00pm - 11:00pm
Sat 10:00am - 11:00pm
Sun 10:00am - 9:00pm
School & Public Holidays
10:00am - 9:00pm
Open at 10:00am on School & Public Holidays. Can be
open at other times by arrangement.
Email
willetton@lazerblaze.com.au
(Bookings can't be made via this email)
Fax
(08) 9312 2540
Store Address
Lazer Blaze Willetton
Shop 73 (Level 1) Southlands Shopping Centre
Burrendah Blvde (corner of Pine Tree Gully)
Willetton WA 6155
Pricing
We offer rates for individual games, lockouts and groups. We also have special packages, perfect for
parties and get-togethers.
Number of Games
Standard Game Prices
Member Prices
1
2
3
4
Extra Games
$12.00
$20.00
$27.00
$33.00
$6.00
$11.00
$18.00
$25.00
$31.00
$6.00
BAYSWATER WAVES
At Bayswater Waves you’ll discover many wet and wild attractions, including WA’s only wave
pool, six heated swimming pools, a twisting water slide, giant inflatables, swim-in movie nights
and a whirlpool.
Or perhaps our lazy river, spa, sauna and steam room are more your pace?
Bayswater Waves offers more than 200 swimming lessons a week for people of all ages and
abilities through the Bayswater Waves Swim School. All our pools are perfectly climatecontrolled with state-of-the-art filtration systems.
Our double-storey Bayswater Waves Health Club boasts the latest resistance equipment and
computerised exercise machines. Within the health club is our Spin Studio with 21 spin bikes
and a circuit room that offers 15 different weight resistance machines. We also offer more than
60 group fitness classes per week, including aquarobics, aerobics, yoga, fitball and over-50s
classes.
At Bayswater Waves, we offer a wide range of fee structures to cater for everyone – casual
single visits, 10 visit vouchers, family passes and memberships.
Take your time to study the huge range of facilities and services available at Bayswater
Waves. And don’t forget – we are always available to answer any questions you may have, to
help make your stay more enjoyable. Be sure to give us a call on 9276 6538.
Perth’s Premier Indoor Aquatic Playground
Cnr Broun Avenue & Priestley Street, Embleton WA 6062
Tel: (08) 9276 6538 Fax: (08) 9276 9190
Email: waves@bayswater.wa.gov.au
ERTH’S DINOSAUR ZOO
EVENT DETAILS
When: Sunday 2 August, 12.00PM - 1.00PM
Sunday 2 August, 2.30PM - 3.30PM
Meet awesome prehistoric creatures, from baby
dinos to some of the largest carnivores and
herbivores that have ever walked the planet.
Erth’s dinosaurs are unmistakably ‘alive’ and
mostly friendly in this fun, educational and unique
performance that will delight audiences from over
the age of five.
Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo includes a menagerie of
insects and dinosaurs that once roamed the globe.
Learn how to feed and interact with the dinosaurs.
Children can watch from a safe distance or dare to get up close to these prehistoric creatures. This
show was written and directed by Scott Wright.
Related Links
Program Brochure - New Season showsBuy Tickets here
CONTACT AND ADDRESS DETAILS
Venue: Don Russell Performing Arts Centre
Address: Lot 13, Murdoch Road, Thornlie WA 6108 ,
Telephone: (08) 9493 4577
Email Address: drpac@gosnells.wa.gov.au Fees:
Admission: $21.50 Standard; $17.50 Child (16 and under) Suitable: Families, Children
Some Video Ezy stores have $2 Tuesdays for new
releases, or get a pile of old classic family movies
they are usually around $1 each if you hire a few at
a time - grab some popcorn from the supermarket
and you have the movies at home.
You could even make some movie tickets
on the computer and give them some
monopoly money - set up a ticket booth
and a candy bar for the full movie
experience at home (good one to save for
a rainy day)
The Cockburn Wetlands Centre have
fantastic nature programs every school
holidays - night stalks, star gazing, reptile
& wildlife interaction, nature craft and
more!
Programs all under $5 per person,
Cockburn Wetlands Education Centre
Environmental Organisation
Address: Bibra Lake WA
Phone:(08) 9417 8460
Take a friend and helmet and bike through one of your cycle trails in your local area.
Kids D.I.Y. Workshops
Let your kids make their own fun this weekend. Bring them along to our free Kids D.I.Y. Workshops
at Bunnings where they’ll make fun, creative projects like toolboxes, toy trucks, planter boxes and
painting projects. With a different theme every week from garden and woodworking to paint, mosaics
and
recycled wall art, these workshops are free for children over the age of 5. An adult must accompany
all children.
Workshops run every Saturday and Sunday, contact your nearest store for information on what’s on
this
weekend. Please note that as numbers are limited, bookings are recommended.
Special Events: Family Nights
You’re invited to join us at our next Family Night. In the lead-up to special events across the year,
including Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Easter and Christmas, Bunnings hold free family nights
packed
full of fun activities, kids craft, D.I.Y. Workshops and much more.
Contact your nearest store to find out more about the next family night.
Kids Activities at Home
Get your kids involved in building and gardening at home with these simple, safe and easy to follow
kids activities.
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Grow a Herb Garden
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Make a Worm Farm
Call your local store to find out what's on during the school holiday.
This wonderful free water
playground is lots of fun for when
the weather heats up. Lots of
grassed area and free bbq's so
bring lunch along and run around in
the water sprays and cannons for
hours on end! There is also a bmx
track next door so bring the bikes
along for some added fun.
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Revolutions Transport Museum
Village/Shops
Handcraft Centre
Pottery Centre
Print Shop
The Lolly Stop
Park Facilities
Dog Park
Village Café
Bush Walking Trails
Barbeques
Chariots of Hire
Picnic Shelters
Playgrounds
Orienteering
Sports Facilities
Walk / Cycle Paths
Mini Water Playground
Visitor Info
Environment &
Conservation
Caversham Wildlife Park
The Children’s Forest
Woodland Reserve
Transport Heritage
Heritage Tram Rides
Motor Museum of WA
Vintage Train Rides
Whiteman Explorer
party carriage?
With hectares of open space, great playground facilities and lots of fun attractions
it's not surprising that so many families choose Whiteman Park for children's
birthday parties. Why not book one of picnic shelters, or Bennett Brook Railway’s
Whiteman Park is a fun place to visit, with so much for you to see, do and discover!
You can feed kangaroos at Caversham Wildlife Park, visit the Boy of the Bush in the Children’s
Forest, jump in the driver’s seat of a bus at Revolutions Transport Museum and have fun with all the
different activities on offer each school holidays. With so much variety, you’ll need to ask mum and
dad to come back over and over again! In this section of the website, you can find out about the
many birds and animals in the Park (Fact Sheets), find things to do in the Children’s Forest and
download some fun for home.
Whiteman Park: Entry off Lord Street or Beechboro Road, Whiteman, Western Australia
Art Gallery of Western Australia
The Art Gallery of Western Australia is an art museum that aims to inspire its visitors and enrich
Western Australia with great collections of art. ...
AGWA TALKS
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS ART AWARDS 2015
Saturday 4 July | FREE*
Please join us for an exclusive opportunity to hear from the
WAIAA 2015 Curator, Artists and
Judges:
10.30am AGWA Talks: Session 1
Curator Carly Lane and artists Yunkurra Billy Atkins, Simon Hogan & Sandra Hill talk about their artistic
practices inside the WAIAA exhibition space.
12.30pm AGWA Talks: Session 2
The recipients of the WAIAA 2015 Awards, Curator Carly Lane, and WAIAA Judges Clotilde Bullen,
Kimberley Moulton and Amy Barrett-Lennard speak in this session.*
2.30pm AGWA Talks: Session 3
Curator Carly Lane and artists Nonggirrnga Marawili, Karla Dickens & Megan Cope discuss their work
inside the WAIAA exhibition space.*
Art Gallery of Western Australia WORKSHOPS
AGWA ART ACTIVITY | FREE
Wed 8, Thurs 9 & Fri 10 July and
Wed 15, Thurs 16 & Fri 17 July
11am-3pm
Jade Dolman and Barbara Bynder running art
workshops.
Join us for an immersive art experience
exploring the richness and diversity of
contemporary Aboriginal Australians. Artists
Barbara Bynder and Jade Dolman will reflect
on the past and bring us into the present in
order to gain understanding of today's
Aboriginal people, culture and heritage.
Visitors will artistically contribute to a large
canvas panel under the guidance of either
Barbara (8, 9 & 10 July) or Jade (15, 16 & 17 July). Both artists will take two different approaches, with Barbara
responding to localised transformative spaces while Jade will share with you her spirituality and dreaming.
Participants will be encouraged to connect to country while
reflecting on how they think about place through painting and
good conversation. The final piece will unite all canvas panels
as one large collaborative artwork.
Join Barbara or Jade on the hour (11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm)
and help make our community canvas a shared experience.
Suitable for ages 5+. No bookings required.
GUIDED TOURS | FREE
Wed 8, Thurs 9 & Fri 10 July and
Wed 15, Thurs 16 & Fri 17 July
10.30am
Free Indigenous Art, Different Styles guided tours are also on offer from AGWA’s Voluntary Gallery Guides.
Guided tours are approximately 45 minutes long and are suitable for all ages, including children.
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INTERACTIVE DRAWING SPACE
The State Art Collection display Your Collection 1920 – 1960 features a drawing table for both children and
adults. Participants can draw a colourful still life using the objects in the exhibition as inspiration. You can then
take your work home or display it within the space for everyone to admire.
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CITY PLAYGROUND PASS
Enjoy family fun with the City Playground Guide this school holidays! Pick up
a FREE City Playground Pass from AGWA for your ticket to school holiday
adventures in the City. See inside for details and don’t forget to keep this
guide to help you explore everything on offer.
A helpful reminder, works of art are like Emus, they don’t like to be touched, and children under ten must be
accompanied by an adult at all times when visiting the Gallery. We look forward to your visit!
Situated in the Perth Cultural Centre, the Art Gallery of WA is conveniently located within easy walking distance from the Perth train
station, and is accessible from most Perth-bound bus routes.
WALKING
Entry from the City is best taken via the Perth Train Station and Roe Street pedestrian
overpass, or from Barrack Street via the James Street Mall.
RAIL
AGWA is easily accessed by the pedestrian over-pass from the Perth Train Station. On
alighting from your train follow signs for 'Eastern Concourse'. Take the lift or the escalators to
the top; proceed through the barriers and turn left. You will cross the bridge immediately
before arriving at the Gallery to your right.
BUS AND TAXI
Transperth's Blue CAT buses provide the closest pick-up and drop-off points for the Art
Gallery at the Museum Stop on Beaufort St.
Taxi and special group buses are temporarily permitted to drive into the Cultural Centre to
within 30m of the Main Gallery entrance for set-down and pick-up purposes only. Please
inform your driver to enter James St via Beaufort St. Longer-term parking is strictly
prohibited.
City of Perth Parking (CPP) provides convenient open
and covered car parking facilities around the city –
including three in close proximity to the Art Gallery –
just look for the distinctive City of Perth Parking signs.
Download the CPP Parking App
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OPENING HOURS
Day: Wednesday - Monday
Time: 10am - 5pm
Closed Tuesdays, Good Friday, Anzac Day and Christmas Day.
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ENTRY FEES
While the Gallery is free to visit, we do ask all visitors to make a voluntary donation as you
enter.
Perth Cultural Centre
Perth, Western Australia
Geo code for GPS: -31.950414,115.860604
AQWA Aquarium of Western Australia
AQWA showcases the marine life and unique regions of Western Australia’s magnificent 12,000 km coastline.
Activities include: Visiting all marine life exhibits which includes sharks, ...
Powerhouse Museum
The Powerhouse Museum is an interactive learning space with a vast permanent collection and a broad range of
special exhibitions, especially in school holidays. Activities .
AMF Bowling
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CONTACT DETAILS
Address
Manning Rd and Burton St
St Cannington WA 6107
Phone: 1300 368 067
Email: amf_cannington@amfbowling.com.au
Operating Hours
Monday - Friday: 10am - Late
Saturday - Sunday: 9am - Late
School Holidays: 9am - Late
SERVICE & FACILITIES:
 24 bowling lanes
 Birthday Parties
 Corporate and Group Functions
 Café seating for 48 people
 Fully licensed bar
 Glow in the dark bowling Friday and Saturday nights
 Amusement machines and pool table
Synergy Parkland *FREE*
See dinosaurs and find fossils, and play on the island
playground (not recommended for children under 4 as
the playground is located in the middle of the water) - but
an awesome adventure playground for older children.
#13 Climb DNA Tower Kings Park *FREE*
Climb to the top of DNA Tower - either drive or take the
30-40min round walk from Synergy Parkland While you
are there see if you can find the hidden Geocache!
Get a beautiful view of the city an
enjoy this short walk along the
treetops in Kings Park
Bring a picnic lunch or buy lunch or
a coffee at Sticky Beaks
Cafe located within the play area.
Variety Place (Ernst Wittwer Playground)- King’s Park
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This park has had a re-do in August 2014 with new play structures added and picnic areas. It has been designed
as a recreational area suitable for people of all ages and abilities supported by Variety WA and hence the new
name, Variety Place.
The area is mostly constructed with natural materials, with bark chips to provide a soft fall.
Activities include:
Fort
Climbing nets
Climbing logs and rocks
Tunnels
Bridges with hiding areas underneath
Metal maze
Stepping stones with balancing planks.
Jarrah logs, some of which have carvings of various insects on them.
Saw Avenue amphitheatre (kid’s shows held here during summer events season)
Click on the images to enlarge:
Age
All ages
Duration
You can fill a morning or afternoon here.
Accessibility
Parking in lots on May Drive, Kulbardi car park and parallel parking allowed on Saw Avenue (on the side of the
playground – not permitted on the other side of Saw Avenue). Disabled and pram access is best from Kulbardi
car park as this has a path directly to the park, other parking locations do not.
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Facilities
Variety Pavilion can be booked – holds 40-50 people and has power outlets
Water fountains (several scattered at various locations around the play space).
Picnic tables (many are shaded or placed in areas with tree cover). Many have wood carvings benches cut into
interesting shapes.
Free electric bbq area.
Disabled/male/female toilets.
Cost
Free
Opening hours
Daily all year round.
Website
http://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au/kings-park/visit/maps-andtransport/saw-avenue
Contact details
Saw Avenue, King’s Park, Subiaco, WA 6005.
bookings@bgpa.wa.gov.au
Bookings: 9480 3624
Fax: (08) 9322 5064
Park Management officer 0418 923 973
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1st
Movie
2nd Movie
Cash Only No EFTPOS Facility
Now Showing
2nd - 15th July
Gates Open 6:00pm
Movie Starts 7:00pm
Open Days
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Take a step back in time! Tuesday nights is only $20
per car!
Great family movies showing over the school
holidays, with two movies screened one after the
other on weekends.
Take a packed lunch and spend a couple
of hours watching planes take off and
land or spot a bandicoot on the walking
trail
# Visit the DFES Education & Heritage Centre Perth *FREE*
RIDE THE TRAIN TO MANDURAH OR FREMANTLE
It's free and open Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays.
They run school holiday activities and can dress up like a
fire fighter and have their photo taken.
Make sure you choose a Family Rider ticket and the family
can ride all day for only $11.60 (7 people, max 2 standard
fares)
fares) Get your Perth train activity sheets here
Make sure you choose a Family Rider ticket and the family
can ride all day for only $12.20 (7 people, max 2 standard
VISIT THE PERTH MUSEUM
Entry is free
(suggest donation
$5), and there are
some great school
holiday activities
on (you may need
to pay a small fee
to participate in the
activities)
THE TREETOP WALK AT PIONEER PARK GOSNELLS
ART GALLERY OF WA ART WORKSHOPS FOR KIDS
FULL DESCRIPTION
Art Workshops for Kids
in collaboration with the Central Institute of Technology
Calling all kids! Get creative with these fun, hands-on art workshops to be held during the school
holidays
iPad Comics with Chris Schnell
$60 per person (includes entry to Picturing New York)
Suitable for 7-16 year olds. iPads provided with apps. Basic iPad skills required.
Explore apps to create comics on the iPad. Develop your own comic story and images using the
latest iPad apps, working with an expert graphic designer to develop unique skills.
Build your own Skyscraper
$60 per person (includes entry to Picturing New York)
Suitable for 7-12 year olds.
Make a ceramic skyscraper or cityscape, using handbuilding techniques and drawing through
coloured slips. Your artwork will later be fired when dry. Bring your lunch and an apron/overalls. If
you like, bring in your photos or drawings of the city.
Compose unique images on photographic paper inspired by the city. Draw onto glass or perspex,
and use found objects to create designs – and use the sun to create photographs.
For bookings or more info, please contact:
Art Portfolio – Short Courses and Workshops
Phone: 9427 1127
Email: enquiry.art@central.wa.edu.au
For more information please visit:
www.momaseries.com.au
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Awesome Antics - AMF Bowling
EVENT DETAILS
When: Wednesday 8 July, 9.00AM
- 3.00PM
Age: 10 -16 years
Awesome Antics is a School
Holiday Program specifically
designed to keep your kids busy
these holidays.
Remember to pack a hat, water
bottle, appropriate clothing and
footwear (sneakers). Enclosed
shoes and socks must be worn to
AMF Bowling.
Lunch and a snack will be
provided - please do not provide
more than $10 spending money for
excursion days.
Thornlie Community Centre will be open from 8.30am - 5.30pm for drop off and pick up. Note: Above times
indicate excursion times (please be at Thornlie Community Centre at least 15 minutes before departure time).
Bookings are essential. To book, download the conditions and registration form from the links below and follow
the instructions outlined in the conditions.
Related Links
Awesome Antics - ConditionsRegistration form
CONTACT AND ADDRESS DETAILS
Venue: Thornlie Community Centre
Address: 14 Glenbrook Road, Thornlie WA 6108
Telephone: 9397 3121
Fees: $18, bookings are essential
Suitable:
Teenagers, Children
LOCATION DETAILS
Contact Us Telephone: 08 9397 3000
Email: council@gosnells.wa.gov.au
Postal address: PO Box 662, Gosnells WA 6990
2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells WA 6110
Check out the activities at your local library and local Council
There are usually lots of great school holiday activities at your local library, but get in quick you
usually have to book. Or just take a visit to check out some new books - most library’s usually
have fun, educational kids areas. See our Your Local Library page for some local library’s that
hold school holiday activities.
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Youth Week
National Youth Week (NYW) is an initiative that gives young people aged 12 to 25 years the opportunity
to express their ideas, showcase their talents, have their voices heard on issues that affect their
lives, celebrate their positive contribution to the community and most importantly, have fun.
Basically, it's a week long party right across Australia where young people get to participate in heaps of
competitions, events and activities and is the largest celebration of young people on the Australian youth
calendar.
Every National Youth Week has its own theme.
If you are young, young at heart or care about young people we want you to become involved in an
activity, event or project with your school, university, TAFE, local community or just with your mates.
NYW aims to encourage you to:
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Share ideas
Attend live events
Have a voice on issues of concern to you
Showcase your talent
Celebrate your contribution to the community
Have fun
National Youth Week will be celebrated in Gosnells every year over a weekend in April.
For further details contact 9397 3132 or email.
Youth Leadership Camp
Each October school holidays Youth Services, in partnership with the City's Youth Advisory Council, run a
Youth Leadership Camp.
Applications generally open in August and are invited from young people in Years 8 to 10 at high school
who are living or attend school within the City.
Applicants need to complete an application form that will be available from the open date. Provide as
much detail as possible. If more space is needed attach your answers on a separate piece of paper.
You will be judged on your answers, not your spelling, punctuation or the neatness of your writing.
Applications must be received by mail, email or by person at the City's Civic Centre by the closing date
and time.
Applications will be assessed by a panel from Youth Services staff and members of Gosnells Youth
Advisory Council.
There is a cost for participants which will be advised when submissions open.
Daily activities may include adventure activities such as abseiling or caving, bush walks (weather
permitting), kayaking, teambuilding games and other outdoor fun activities!
For further information call the Youth Development Officer on 9397 3132.
This program (Girls only) registrations are now
closed but would be good for next time.
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Girls Only Holiday Program
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Registrations are open until 22 June 2015.
The Girl’s Only Program is a school holiday program especially designed for females aged 12-17 years.
This program offers the opportunity to develop their social skills, to make new friends and participate in a
variety of fun activities including horse riding, art activities, theatre excursions and life skills workshop.
Due to the popularity of the program, we are running two groups.
This enables us to offer the program to more participants, therefore registration is essential and a $10 fee
per participant applies. We will contact you by phone to confirm your registration once processed.
The City's Youth Services Team partners with local schools to offer a wide variety of school based
activities.
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Games Trailer
Young people often don’t get enough physical activity in their day. Youth Services can bring a trailer full of
sporting equipment in to local schools.
This not only encourages young people to increase their physical activity, but allows on site Youth
Workers to provide support and information as required.
For more information call Youth Services on 9397 3121 or email.
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UpBeat Drumming
UpBeat is a school based program that allows young people the opportunity to enhance their social skills
by using music as a way of addressing anger management issues, problem solving, team work,
communication and relationships.
The program uses drumming as a form of therapeutic musical expression. The program explores a variety
of topics such as; harmonizing with others, team work, flexibility /adaptability, innovation /creativity
and commitment / perseverance.
For further information call the Str8 Talk’n Project Officer on 9397 3131 or email.
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NAIDOC Week 2015 - Art Exhibition
EVENT DETAILS
When: Tuesday 7 July, 9.00AM - 4.30PM
Wednesday 8 July, 9.00AM - 4.30PM
Thursday 9 July, 9.00AM - 4.30PM
Friday 10 July, 9.00AM - 4.30PM
Saturday 11 July, 10.00AM - 4.00PM
Sunday 12 July, 1.00PM - 4.00PM
View artworks by some of the area's finest established and emerging Aboriginal artists as part of the City's
celebration of NAIDOC Week 2015.
Twenty beautiful and unique works will be on display at the City's Agonis Building from Tuesday 7 July to Sunday 12
July 2015.
CONTACT AND ADDRESS DETAILS
Venue:
The Agonis Building
Address:
2232 Albany Hwy, Gosnells WA 6110
Telephone:
9397 3121
Email Address:
community@gosnells.wa.gov.au
Fees:
Free
Suitable:
All community
From 4 to 19 July 2015 (during the Museum's opening hours) and have some free fun with the whole
family! Bookings are not required.
Noongar Word Card Game
Learn Noongar words as a part of NAIDOC week celebrations. Challenge your family and friends to
match the Noongar word cards with the picture cards in this fun game.
Photo Booth
Bring your own camera and have your photograph taken in a World War 1 reproduction uniform of a
nurse and a soldier.
Please note: the uniforms are small in size.
Curator’s Challenge
Our Curator challenges you to know more about the exhibition Life on the Home Front: Life in the City of
Armadale during World War 1 than he does. Collect the challenge sheet from the Museum’s front desk
and see if you do know more.
Hidden Treasures
Explore the Museum in search of our Hidden Treasures.
There are clues – a photograph of just a part of the object.
Can you find them all?
Date: Saturday, 4 July 2015 - 1.00pm to Sunday, 19 July
2015 - 4.00pm
Venue: History House Museum
Jull Street Armadale, WA 6112
Email: cbell@armadale.wa.gov.au
Cost: Free
Event Contact: Phone (08) 9394 5670
City of Armadale
7 Orchard Avenue
Armadale
Western Australia 6112
T: 08 9394 5000
F: 08 9394 5184
info@armadale.wa.gov.au
Games Morning
Love playing games?
Join us on Monday mornings for a free session with other like-minded players. We have a range of board and
card games available including Scrabble, Backgammon, Chess, Uno and Fluxx.
This event occurs every Monday.
Date:
Monday, 6 July 2015 - 9.30am to 11.30am
Venue:
Armadale Library
Shop 64 / 10 Orchard Avenue
Armadale, WA 6112
Cost:
Free
Event Contact:
Phone (08) 9394 5125
info@armadale.wa.gov.au
ANZAC Exhibition – “On the Home
Front: Life in the City of Armadale
During World War I”
Listen?
Discover life in the City of Armadale During World War I in the
History House Museum.
ANZAC Exhibition – “On the Home Front: Life in the City of Armadale During World War I”
Opening hours for the museum:
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
10am - 4pm
Saturday and Sunday
1pm - 4pm
Venue:
History House Museum
Jull Street Armadale, WA 6112
Email: cbell@armadale.wa.gov.au
Cost: Free
Event Contact: Christen Bell on (08) 9394 5670
Champion Centre NAIDOC Celebration
Day
The Champion Centre’s NAIDOC Celebration Day is an opportunity to recognise and celebrate Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander cultures. This FREE community event is an opportunity for the entire community to
celebrate local indigenous cultures.
There will be plenty of entertainment on the day with performances by The Merindas, The Struggling Kings,
Jonathon Ford and the Baldja Boys, Kangaroo Creek Gang, Mungart Yongah Aboriginal Dancers and local
indigenous artists.
There will also be Elder’s, Youth and Children’s hubs, with lots of fun activities for all ages. Food will also be
available on the day as well as a number of informative exhibition stalls.
The event has been kindly supported by Partners in Recovery and Save the Children Australia.
Date:
Tuesday, 7 July 2015 - 10am to 3pm
Venue:
Champion Centre & Bob Blackburn Reserve
Champion Drive & Challis Road
Seville Grove , WA 6112
Cost:
Free
Event Contact:
Contact the Champion Centre on (08) 9394 5820
Manga Origami Planes
Travel the World at the Library
Children will learn how to design, create and decorate their own giant origami paper planes using some cool
manga drawing techniques. Suitable for nine to 12 year olds.
Places are limited and bookings are essential for this event. Please register your child only. It is not a
requirement for parents/guardians to register, however children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire
session.
Book online
Date:
Tuesday, 7 July 2015 - 1pm to 2.30pm
Venue:
Armadale Library
Shop 64 / 10 Orchard Avenue
Armadale, WA 6112
Cost:
Free
Event Contact:
Phone (08) 9394 5125
Writing Groups: Armadale
Writing groups provide an interactive and supportive
environment, offering mentoring and encouragement
throughout your writing endeavors.
This event occurs every Wednesday.
Date:
Wednesday, 8 July 2015 - 9am to 11.30am
Venue:
Armadale Library
Shop 64 / 10 Orchard Avenue
Armadale, WA 6112
Cost:
Free
Event Contact:
Phone (08) 9394 5125
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Rhythm Fix Drumming
Listen?
Travel the World at the Library
Join Martin from Rhythm Fix for an upbeat session of drumming! Participants are encouraged to explore their
rhythmic spirit on a variety of drums and percussion instruments. Suitable for children aged four and up.
Places are limited and bookings are essential for this event. Please register your child only. It is not a
requirement for parents/guardians to register, however children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire
session.
Book online
Date:
Wednesday, 8 July 2015 - 2pm to 3pm
Venue:
Armadale Library
Shop 64 / 10 Orchard Avenue
Armadale, WA 6112
Cost:
Free
Event Contact:
Phone (08) 9394 5125
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100 things to do these school
holidays
At Home: Inside
1. Make an ant farm.
2. Bake cupcakes.
3. Make a cubby house.
4. Invite friends over to play.
5. Make homemade pizza.
6. Dance to music.
7. Make an inside obstacle course with cushions, pillows, boxes, chairs and blankets.
8. Ice biscuits.
9. Play dress ups and do a play.
10. Make a themed play space:
11. Write a school holiday diary
12. Reorganise your room
13. Make fruit Kebabs.
14. Write a letter to someone.
At Home: Outside
15. Eat outside.
16. Do general gardening or plant a vegetable or herb garden.
17. Make an outside obstacle course. Click here for ideas.
18. Play Backyard games.
19. Make a treasure hunt.
20. Create an outdoor play garden.
21. Make a flower head wreath.
At Home: Arty and Crafty
22. Make fairy wings.
23. Create a family artwork on a large canvas.
24. Collect flowers and press them inside book between baking paper.
25. Sketch or paint.
26. Face painting.
27. Make a musical tree. See here for details.
28. Be crafty at home: knit, paper craft, play dough, cooking or painting.
29. Make up a travel drawing box.
30. Paint toe nails. (Boys like this too!)
31. Make boats out of milk bottle lids, a straw (for the mast), paper (for the sail) and bluetack to stick the sail on to the boat.
32. Make a leaf collage picture.
33. Glue cut out pictures from a magazine or junk mail to a piece of paper.
34. Make a photo book: take photos of your favourite things and collate them into a book.
35. Make sock puppets by gluing wool on the top of an old sock and using a permanent
marker to draw eyes, nose and a mouth.
36. Do a self-portrait. Stick a large piece of butchers to the wall (or lay on the floor) and
trace around your body.
37. Make a long paper-clip chain.
Out and About
38. Visit a museum
39. Go Geocaching.
40. Go window shopping and have a special morning tea.
41. Go see a movie.
42. Eat a big ice-cream.
43. Visit a library.
44. Fly a kite.
45. Have a picnic outside.
46. Go fruit picking.
Plan a day trip
47. animal farm
48. new town
49. historical village
50. market
51. environmental centre
52. hiking
53. bush walking
54. drive up a mountain
55. visit the beach
56. the country
57. theme park
58. Visit someone lonely.
59. Collect shells on the beach.
60. Go ten tin bowling.
61. Visit a planetarium.
62. Feed ducks at a pond.
63. Go fishing.
64. Look for organized school holiday opportunities at art schools, museums, shopping
centres, national parks, libraries and councils.
65. Go swimming. (If Winter, look for a heated pool).
66. Parents - Visit and share something of your own childhood this may be a home you
lived in as a child.
67. Look for free activities at a shopping centre.
68. Go for a walk.
69. Visit Dad or Mum at work.
Adventurous
70. Go Bike-riding
71. Catch a train.
72. Go Ice-skating or roller-skating.
73. Catch a bus.
74. Go on a bush walk or hike.
75. Go on a nature hunt.
76. Make a cubbyhouse from items from a second hand shop.
77. Catch a ferry.
78. Allow your kids to learn a new skill. Look for workshops in horse-riding, pottery, art,
rock climbing and drama.
79. Have a quest. This may be photographing butterflies for a day, hunting for cool
letterboxes, looking for street signs for the names of the people in your family or
tasting 3 different types of cookies and cream ice-cream.
At Night
80. Look at the stars.
81. Walk on the beach at dusk
82. Go on a nature walk down your street with a torch.
83. Have a movie night. You can make your own popcorn cups by making a cone shape
with a piece of paper and taping it together.
84. Toast marshmallows in the oven before threading them on to sticks
85. Eat at a family restaurant.
When It’s Raining (also see At Home: Inside)
86. Collect rain in a bucket.
87. Play inside games like hide and seek
88. Photograph the raindrops on the window and include them in a photo book.
89. Go for a drive in the car.
90. Visit a friend’s house (or invite a friend over
Quiet Time
91. Play board/card games like Monopoly, Dictionary, Pictionary, Snap, Taboo, ,
Scategories..
92. Watch a DVD at home.
93. Stay in your PJs all day.
94. Lie on the grass and watch the clouds.
95. Have “rest” time where everyone plays quiet games like reading or puzzles on their
own bed.
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