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Warradale Community Children’s Centres

Phone: +61 8 8377 2161

Address: 362 Morphett Road 5046

Website: http://www.warradaleccc.com.au

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25.01.2022 Our Warradale Community Children's Centres have vacancies! To book a tour please phone: Lori on 82770530 for our Parkholme Campus... and Diann on 83772161

24.01.2022 On September 30th at 7pm we are holding an information evening on our Preschool (Universal Access) at the Warradale site. Please join us, meet some other families over light refreshments and see the wonderful programme we offer the children. Now is the time to be finalising your child’s preschool needs. We are here to assist busy working parents by offering a full preschool program or to top up to the 15 hours . Ring the centre on 8377 2161 if you would like to join us.

23.01.2022 It’s Keep Australia Beautiful Week, a time to raise awareness about the simple things we can do to reduce our impact on the environment. https://bit.ly/2WpNqhv

21.01.2022 About to start school? Here is some tips from Early Childhood Australia

17.01.2022 Happy Father’s Day!

15.01.2022 Parents, guardians and carers thank you. As 2020 draws to a close, we wanted to say a BIG thank you for everything you've done during this extraordinary year. We've asked a lot from you, and you’ve delivered every step of the way. So, here’s to you!

15.01.2022 Public schools, preschools and children’s centres will reopen to all students on Monday 23 November. While OSHC is able to operate as usual, families should check with their OSHC service whether it will run a service on Monday. We look forward to having children back on Monday!

13.01.2022 You can use all sorts of things to increase numeracy skills! The children at Warradale Community Childrens Centres are exposed to numeracy every day in so many different ways

13.01.2022 Some more fun options here for the holidays and beyond. Something for everyone from the littlest kids to the bigger kids and even the grown ups! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/city-of-marion-libraries-17 To keep in touch with events happening in our local area or things that interest you and your family, consider checking out the Eventbrite app. ... Happy school holidays!

12.01.2022 Looking for something to do on Fridays?

07.01.2022 Great News!! Both Warradale Community Children’s Centre Parkholme Campus and Warradale Campus are a drop off point for The Nappy Collective this May! Did you know 1 in 5 children don’t have enough nappies to stay clean, healthy and happy?... If you have any clean, unused, leftover nappies, we would love some to donate towards the Nappy Collective’s May Nappy Drive. You know, the ones at the bottom of the nappy bag that you now realise are too small? Or the half a box of the last size that you still have in the cupboard? Or maybe some that you left at the Grandparent’s house? Any donation would be so much appreciated! We hope you can help us to help families experiencing nappy stress

06.01.2022 Looking for activities for the kids these school holidays? There are lots of great options in our local area! Check out Marion Cultural Centre for events like Peter Coombe, Juggling vs Magic, and Brass Monkeys by Circus Trick Tease. https://m.facebook.com/MarionCulturalCentre/

04.01.2022 - , : Today the Premier announced a 6 day statewide lockdown starting at midnight tonight (Wednesday 18 November) t...hrough to midnight Tuesday 24 November. Only the children of essential workers and vulnerable children will be able to attend school, preschool or childcare. A skeleton staff will provide supervision but not a learning program for the remainder of this week. All students have been asked to take home school laptops, devices, books and anything they need to continue their learning from home. More information on learning programs will be provided early next week.

04.01.2022 Today is world kindness day!

03.01.2022 What a great asset to our community! *NEW MARION WATER PARK* The new water park is now open at Marion Outdoor Pool.What a great attraction for families with these new features: 9m-high tower with 4 slides Giant tipping bucket containing 600L of water... 59 sqm play area with water jets Shades, barbecues, landscaping, and paths Balinese hut for hire for parties Playground and outdoor gym Plus the other 2 giant slides already there, and of course the pools. PLEASE NOTE that you must book online prior to going to the pool.

03.01.2022 The Nappy Collective Warradale Community Children’s Centre - Parkholme Campus - will be a collection point from May 7th, 2021 for the Nappy Collective. Families tend to have leftover, spare nappies at home for many reasons:... A baby or toddler may have grown out of a size of nappy part way through a packet or box of nappies Families may have tried or accidentally purchased a new brand which didn’t suit their child Families might have left spare nappies in a different bag, in the car or at the grandparents’ house only to find that once again their child had grown out of them Families may have made the switch to cloth nappies and have spare disposable nappies. Some families pass these leftover nappies on to a friend, keep them for their next child or sadly even throw them away. We aim to collect these nappies that could end up in landfill and divert them to families in need. The nappies are distributed to community partners that support families in crisis or need, including women’s crisis shelters, respite services and community organisations that support disadvantaged families such as asylum seekers and refugees. We do not distribute nappies directly to individuals. Please ask your friends, family, and work colleagues to help out by donation any leftover nappies they may have. You will be able to put them in the collection box at our Centre Thank you for your support!

03.01.2022 , . It's officially National NAIDOC Week, and this year’s theme is Always Was, Always Will Be. It's about recognising that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. The First Peoples engraved the world’s first maps, made the earliest paintings of ceremony and invented unique technologies. They also built and engineered structures predating well-known sites such as the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge.... To learn more about the theme, visit: www.naidoc.org.au or follow National NAIDOC. #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek

02.01.2022 We always have opportunities for scribbling and writing at WCCC

01.01.2022 Children learn through play!