Community Events for Kids in Queensland

At The Farm Byron Bay we encourage kids to enjoy and learn from the surroundings of a real working farm. Farm Kids inspires and educates children through our programs about where food comes from and introduces them to concepts like paddock rotation for the animals, the importance of pollination, organic farming, crops, healthy soil, composting and other ethical farming practices. Children can meet our animals and watch them in their natural surroundings and be amongst our chickens whilst enjoying some of the best things in life, sunshine and fresh air. December January School Holiday Program At the beginning of each workshop we take the children on an educational and fun tour of The Farm. We educate them about our pigs, bees, chickens, flower crops, herb garden, orchard and veggie crops. The children get up close and personal with our pet chickens, pick and taste veggies, edible flowers and herbs. After the tour we head back to the farmhouse where each day has a different point of discussion, cooking, gardening and craft focus. Wed 18 Dec Workshop - Bees We Discuss: • Social vs solitary bees • Pollination • Worker bees, drones bees and the queen bee, what are their roles within the hive • How honey is made and different harvesting methods • Wax production and the wonder of bees building comb • A deeper look into a honey hive and its compartments including the honeycomb and the brood box We Make: • Bee craft • Make a candle Thu 19 Dec Workshop - Cows We Discuss: • Regenerative farming methods • Rotational grazing • Different breeds of cattle • How to care for cattle • Mustering methods We Make: • Fresh butter and eat with delicious bread social sourdough • A sweet little cow themed trinket jar Go to our Website "What's on" for a full list of dates and workshop themes each day.

This program has been developed to delve deeper into learning about and managing emotions effectively. The girls will gain knowledge around all of the different emotions they feel and why these emotions occur. We will learn how to understand our emotions through many different methods including listening to our physiology, they will be taught the benefits of the 'name it to tame it' theory, we will discuss our amazing brain and what it means to 'flip our lid' and how to prevent that from happening. The girls will also learn multiple calming strategies to assist in moments of high emotion. This program will be jam packed of information and tools for their toolbox. Your daughter's emotional literacy and emotional regulation skills will improve significantly! This is a small group program and will be limited to eight girls. For girls in Year 3-6. The program will run on the following dates: Tuesday 21st January | 9am - 12pm Wednesday 22nd January | 9am - 12pm Thursday 23rd January | 9am - 12pm Registrations will close on 3rd January 2025, unless sold out beforehand. Your child may be eligible to receive Medicare Rebates as our program is covered under the Better Access to Mental Health. You may also be able to claim through NDIS. If you would like to find out about this, you can email us.

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Do you have what it takes to be a Grasshopper Soccer Coach? Grasshopper Soccer can offer you a fun and rewarding job. Grasshopper Soccer is Australia's number 1 non-competitive soccer provider for children aged 2- 12, Grasshopper Soccer, however, is more than just coaching soccer. We promote an environment of active fun without the pressure and stress of competition, which has a positive effect on children and parents alike. In fact, it's what sets Grasshopper Soccer apart from other soccer programs in Australia. Job description We can provide the Grasshopper Soccer Equipment, you need to provide the passion and energy. You may be a parent who loves soccer like us, Someone wanting to make some extra money or maybe you are a university student who has flexible time on weekday afternoons and over the weekend. WE NEED PEOPLE WHO … · Have an outgoing personality. · Love having fun while the kids have a great time too · Have excellent communication skills with both children and their parents · Possess a valid Blue Card (or are willing to get one) · Are reliable and willing to commit to a schedule on a term-long basis · Have their own reliable transport · LEAD COACHES need experience coaching children as will be expected to run classes, Assistant coaches, training will be given. · Must be proactive! The successful applicant must be available to work in the Northern Suburbs of Brisbane after school hours (from 14:45), weekend mornings and later some weekday mornings. Part-time hours: 1-7 per week dependent on applicant Job Types: Part-time, Temporary, Casual Salary: $35.00 – $45.00 per session.

We are taking enrolments and booking trial sessions for term 4 2024 NOW. We accept a variety of payment methods, NOW INCLUDING AFTERPAY! Term 4 Starts the week of Monday 30th September-Sunday 6th October running for 8 weeks. We take enrolments throughout the term using a pro rata rate ($1 extra a session) Our classes fill up quickly and will be capped to a set number each term. contact us to get your place secured at one of our many locations in North Brisbane and Moreton Bay. We run fun, game-based classes for girls and boys aged 2-12 years old.

Tween Talk: Navigating Friendships in a Girls' World Sunday 24th November | 1pm-4pm Kawana Island Meeting Place Open to all girls in Year 3-6 (please note you must meet the minimum age criteria) This three hour workshop will focus on relationships between friends, the benefits of friendship and what healthy friendships look and feel like. We will discuss the changing dynamics between tween girls, how to handle issues when they pop up in friendship groups, how to spot a toxic friendship and what to do about it. We will also explore what qualities are important in friendships, how to be a good friend, and identify what characteristics each girl has that makes them a great friends to others. The workshop is interactive, using a variety of activities and discussion. For tickets visit the Website.