Holiday fun

By Keira Doyle

Jul 11, 2023

Stella Vilimovsky and Belle Hall playing with a doll house.

The Intereach Family Centre makes sure no child misses out on fun during their school holidays.

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Its Outside of School Hours program - more commonly referred to as OOSH - provides a range of activities to occupy the youngsters.

When the Pastoral Times visited on Friday most of the children were entertaining themselves indoors with games like Pool and Connect Four, or exploring their imaginations playing with race tracks, doll houses and play dough.

Some braved the light rain outside for some basketball.

Chess and playing with cars were popular wet weather activities taken up by the OOSH children.

Siena Read and Lucy Germano having some fun in the toy kitchen.

At playdough table – Zayne Duggan and Enzo Ames.

Sienna Read, Pallas East, Khoa Unwin at the colouring table.

Kayden Atley, Daniel Burn and Jett Genoff (on floor).

The rain encouraged most children to find ways to entertain themselves inside.

Harley Benger, Callan Leiper (holding ball), Charlie Druitt, Archie Rose.

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