PROGRAM:

WEDNESDAY

TERM 1, 2027

 
 

Wednesdays.

Term 1, 2027.

Beach, Bush and Botanic locations.

 9.30am and 10.30am (each for 45 minutes)

  • Week 1: Wednesday 10 February – 'Seashell Scramble' at Seaford Beach

  • Week 2: Wednesday 17 February – Yogalates in Beauty Park, Frankston

  • Week 3: Wednesday 24 February – Discover Mythical Creatures That Live in the Bush at Sweetwater Creek, Frankston

  • Week 4: Wednesday 3 March – Ponding for 'Creek Critters' at Cruden Farm, Langwarrin

  • Week 5: Wednesday 10 March – Pure Peninsula Honey, Moorooduc

  • Week 6: Wednesday 17 March – Exciting Easter Antics at the Frankston Botanical Gardens

NOW TAKING REGISTRATIONS

  • Experiential outdoor environmental education for families (Parents/Grandparents/Carers) and children 0-6 years

REGISTER NOW - 9.30AM SESSION
REGISTER NOW - 10.30AM SESSION



 

Two Wednesday sessions.

9.30-10.15am and 10.30am to 11.15am

Sessions run from 10 February – 17 March, 2027

 

Week 1

Wednesday 10 February. 
‘Seashell scramble’ at Seaford Beach.

Learn the role of these special treasures.  

Unravel ‘jellyfish’ myths and discover some amazing sea creatures that call this place home.

 

Week 2. 

Wednesday 17 February.
Yogalates in Beauty Park Frankston.

Breathe fresh air and enjoy story-time under an old majestic oak tree. 

Learn the ABC’s of yoga for kids, find and pot up an acorn to take home.

 

Week 3. 

Wednesday 24 February.

Discover mythical creatures that live in the bush at Sweetwater Creek Frankston.

Come hiking through mystical bushland, home to many creatures including magical ones! 

Make shelters and gardens for bush fairies, elves and pixies using found natural items. 

 

Week 4.

Wednesday 3 March. 
Ponding for ‘creek critters’ at Cruden Farm in Langwarrin.

Use a dip net to catch, examine and identify some aquatic macroinvertebrates. 

Make your favourite ‘water bug’ from seed pods found on a treasure hunt in nature. 

 

Week 5. 

Wednesday 10 March.
Pure Peninsula Honey in Moorooduc on the Mornington Peninsula.

See live bees busy at work. Learn beekeeping secrets, taste over 20 different varieties of honey and make some ‘honey hand-cream’. Learn how bees benefit us and play some bee games, sing buzzy songs and dance the ‘waggle’ dance. 

 

Week 6. 

Wednesday 17 March.
Exciting Easter Antics at the Frankston Botanical Gardens

Share an ‘Easter egg hunt and Easter games in the George Pentland Botanic Gardens. Discover why the Easter Bilby is so special. Make an Easter Bilby or bunny to take home. 

FEES

  • Costs to attend 6 week sessions are $174 for 1st child and $90 for others attending from same family (over 14 months old).