Weekly art classes for teen to explore art ideas and techniques

The classes are open to all and provide children with opportunity to learn universal values and virtues through song, arts & crafts, games and stories.

Join us to develop your child's language, body awareness, motor skills, and imagination through rhymes, music and books. To attend, you must have a child aged 1-5 years. Younger siblings welcome.

Netball for anyone aged 10 to 25 years with a disability, all abilities welcome

Program to Innovate and Create: STEM Makerspace Resources available for young learners.
Graceful Community Services Inc. presents our STEM Club Makerspaces. A collaborative workspace where individuals—particularly young learners—can come together to create, innovate, and explore in various fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, & Mathematics (STEAM).

A children's class program run by the Baha'i Community with the aim of bringing children from different religious, racial and cultural backgrounds in a spirit of fun & unity!

Ready to level up your badminton? 🏸 Join our fun, inclusive adult group training sessions designed to boost your skills, confidence & game. Beginners welcome. Let’s smash it together! 💪

High-performance badminton coaching for juniors with strong fundamentals. Improve technique, footwork and match play. Entry via assessment or coach recommendation.

Street Dance Classes (ages 5-18yrs). Learn Hip Hop, KPop & Street Jazz in a fun environment with enthusiastic & qualified teachers. Our classes are beginner friendly so we would love to see you there.

Do you have a good computer skills but want to take your office-related skills like word, excel and more to the next level? This course is for you!

Runs Saturdays for 10 weeks starting 18 April!

Join Rocket Academy's LEGO® Robotics Program for Kids! Hands-on STEAM workshops that spark creativity and problem-solving skills through fun LEGO® challenges. Perfect for young inventors aged 8-10.

Concept tutoring is an educational approach focused on helping students deeply understand the underlying ideas or principles behind a subject, rather than just memorizing facts or procedures.