Summer School Holiday Programme
Looking for an awesome holiday programme that your kids will love this Summer? Our Programmes for Children team have planned a fabulous five-week programme that will keep your 5-13 year olds happy and active every day!
🗓️ The programme will be joining us here at Parnell Community Centre from 8 January 2024, but if you're in need of childcare before Christmas, our Epsom site will be opening on Monday 18 December - a perfect solution for parents needing that extra festive prep time while Santa's busy making his list and checking it twice! 🎁😉
Why Choose Us?
🌈 Choose from up to three exciting activities every day!
- Club House activities on-site at Balmoral and Epsom.
- Adventure Seekers activities exploring the Auckland area.
- On the Move activities for high-energy, physical fun (check age restrictions).
⏰Hours & Flexibility
- Drop-off as early as 7:30 am and pick up as late as 6 pm – no extra charge!
- Sign up for as many or as few days as you need.
- Short-day option (9 am - 3 pm) available for Club House activities at Balmoral and Epsom.
Explore our full programme details on our website or by checking out our digital brochure. 🌐✨
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Secure your child's spot for a summer filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories! 🌟 Don't miss out – sign up today! 🚀 #SummerFun #HolidayProgramme #ParnellCommunityCentre #KidsActivities
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