No more cries of ‘I’m bored’ this school holiday season – there are Spring workshops for kiddos happening right around the country! Down in Sydney, The School are running a special Holiday Program including French 101 with Sophie Thé on Sept 28th and Photography for Kids with Carine Thevenau on Sept 29th, followed by a colourful week of daily craft workshops including dreamcatcher, terrarium, wreath and piñata projects. In Brisbane, Reverse Garbage is hosting daily eco art workshops for children 6-12 years old. Using salvaged materials, kiddos will get to create sculptures, toys and other works of art. Meanwhile, in Byron Bay and Murwillumbah, Ellie Beck is running a series of Crafting Workshops for Kids including wall and stick weaving, pom pom-making, stencil printing and softie sewing (how we wish we were 8 years old again!). Know of other fun things happening for kids in your area? Comment below and let us know!
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