Nature Play with Muddy Boots and Sandy Hands – Celebrating Nature Play Week in Geelong

Description

To celebrate Nature Play Week, the team from Muddy Boots and Sandy Hands Inc. thought we would do things a little bit differently to our usual activities.

On Sunday April 12th, we will set up some activity stations around Balyang Sanctuary to encourage kids to engage in nature play in different ways. There will be opportunities to be creative, learn about birds and definitely a chance to be active!

There will also be space for UNSTRUCTURED FREE PLAY so kids can move their little bodies and explore on their own terms!

This activity will be suitable for ALL AGES. Parents/guardians will need to supervise their own children at all times.

Useful Information

Where: Balyang Sanctuary, Newtown.

When: Sunday 12th April @11am

BYO: picnic lunch and a picnic rug (if you have one) and we will have a communal picnic lunch around 12.30pm.

Wear: clothes/gear appropriate for the weather on the day (eg. hats/sunscreen, gumboots, raincoat).

Suggestion: bring a CHANGE of CLOTHES in case your child gets wet! **There is a pond**

Please bring: GOLD COIN donation (to cover costs)

Contact

Danielle Bain
Phone: 0414 841 519
Phone: 0466 674 405
Email: contact@mbsh.org.au
Website: www.mbsh.org.au

Cost: $1
Booking not required
Balyang Sanctuary, Newtown VIC 1-11 Marnock Road, Newtown VIC 3220, Australia
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