The NSW Creative Kids $100 Rebate can be put towards the cost of registration, participation or tuition fees for creative and cultural activities such as music lessons, language classes, coding and digital, visual and performing arts.
The Active Kids program provides families in NSW with two $100 per school aged child each year, to help meet the cost of getting kids involved in community sport.
It can be a challenge to find appropriate online educational resources. Here’s the top 25 educational websites to educate and inspire kids aged 3 to 17. The list includes a mix of Australian & international websites.
Got a smartphone? Try geocaching with kids. It involves using your phone and an app to navigate to a set of GPS coordinates to find a geocache hidden at the location.
Want to use your NSW Creative Kids Voucher? Use your $100 Rebate & order an art pack or craft kit that your children can use at home.
Coronavirus has turned our world upside down and as we move into the new 2022 school year, starting or returning to school this year may be a bit different for children and parents alike.
Want your kids to learn your mother tongue or learn another language? There’s a variety of language schools in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, the Hunter and the Central Coast which facilitate kids learning.
Have you got a BMX bike rider who loves jumps and bumps and all the dips? Head out to Tenambit BMX Track near East Maitland, for a turn on the track.
Do your kids love being outdoors in nature, climbing trees and jumping in puddles? Take them to TimberNook Newcastle for adventure play.
Visit your local library for free programs for families such as baby book and storytime sessions as well as the opportunity to borrow books, magazines and DVDs.
In this guest post, University of Newcastle dieticians explain how to help your kids eat healthier and how a new online nutrition program Back2Basics can … Read Article