Hi everyone, do you know where I can get a copy of the little print booklet that gives a rundown on all the school holiday programs?
Someone told me it was called Holiday Happenings.
I find it maddening that it is so hard to find out about the various school holiday programs.
Thanks for any help you can give.
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A quick search of Uncle Google:
http://holidayhappenings.com.au/
They are usually handed out at school in the last week of term.
A quick search of Uncle Google:
http://holidayhappenings.com.au/
We received one through the school at the end of the term, but I’ve previously picked them up at the Gungahlin Community Centre and the ACT Health Centre at Gungahlin – so if you’re not up this end of town try your local community centre, or maybe even the public library
You get them at public libraries.
But be warned – if the program is any good, cheap or is in a high demand area (like the inner north) it is booked out before they even hand out the booklets on the last day of school.
sepi said :
Schools get them a lot earlier than the last day of term. If they hand them out then, then that’s probably an executive decision that the school makes. I know our kids bring them home in about Week 8 and some of the popular programs book out well before the end of the school term so you have to get in quickly.
Thanks everyone. I had googled it and couldn’t find it. Don’t know why it wasn’t showing up in my search results. Yes, I realize that the good programs are going to be mostly booked out. I’ve got her in the zoo program for a week this holiday program, so we are mostly set. I mainly wanted it so that I could be ready for next term!
By the way, I can highly recommend SWISH as a school holiday program. My daughter has been 3 times and really loved it. They are not booked out, probably because they are a bit more expensive ($98/day, although with child care rebate, that brings it down to $49/day). I just wanted some other ideas. It’s amazing all the possibilities, from gymnastics to cooking to pottery!