This exhibition explores this year’s Children’s week theme "Children have the right to use their own language, celebrate their culture and practice their religion"

This exhibition explores this year’s Children’s week theme "Children have the right to use their own language, celebrate their culture and practice their religion"

Drop in and meet your neighbours for a free community breakfast weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays.

This exhibition explores this year’s Children’s week theme "Children have the right to use their own language, celebrate their culture and practice their religion"

Drop In is a safe place where you can meet new people and hang with friends and local youth workers. Come down, grab a bite to eat and play some games!

Discover the beauty of Indian classical dance at Anugraha Kuchipudi Dance School. Sree Anusha is a Kuchipudi exponent and experienced in coaching children and adults in the art form.

75 mins wholistic yoga session based on ancient tradition. A series of 10 casual sessions to promote fitness in body, mind and spirit.

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

The Junior youth program seeks to help young people between 11-15 years develop leadership skills and profound understanding of their own potential; skills, talents and ambitions for now and in the future.

A welcoming program for 11–14 year-olds to build friendships, develop confidence and reasoning, explore positive ideas, and contribute to their community through study, service, arts, sports and fun.

This exhibition explores this year’s Children’s week theme "Children have the right to use their own language, celebrate their culture and practice their religion"

This exhibition explores this year’s Children’s week theme "Children have the right to use their own language, celebrate their culture and practice their religion"