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Messy Playgroup

South Eastern Community Connect • Mascot 2020 •star5.0(View 12 ratings)

Overview

    Our Let's Get Messy Supported Playgroup is like no other.

    We:

    - Provide unstructured and structured play activities that develop children's social, emotional or cognitive skills;
    - Increase parents and carers' knowledge of child development, wellbeing, early childhood learning and parenting practices;
    - Provide parents and carers with access to resources and referrals.

    Our educators are passionate about providing nurturing experiences for each unique family, integrating a deep respect for diversity.

    Each session is $3 per family.

    WHAT: Each week we have messy play experiences for the children and their carers to get involved in. Each week we offer new messy play experiences. Morning tea is provided.

1007 Botany Rd, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia

1 - 3 years old

0 hour

Where to find us

1007 Botany Rd, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia

About the provider

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South Eastern Community Connect

5.0 out of 5 (View 12 ratings)

Do you live in one of these LGAs?


Bayside,

City of Sydney,

Randwick,

Waverley, or

Woollahra?


Do you want to connect with a community centre that cares?


SECC is here for you, no matter your age, background, or life situation.


SECC offers support that's meaningful to you.


We combat the loneliness epidemic through dynamic community programs and services.


We offer:

- Weekly Supported Playgroups in various locations including Messy Playgroups

- Parenting courses, e.g. First Aid and CPR for Babies and Children, and workshops to help families manage toddler and child behaviour.

- Support for high school aged kids. SECC regularly advocates for young people in the local community. The centre at Mascot regularly offers a youth drop in, tutoring and mentoring to people aged 12-25 and other programs throughout the year. SECC runs the Managing Angry Adolescents Differently (MAAD) and RAGE courses, which help young people manage their emotions.


Our staff are friendly, professional, and many speak different languages.


SECC is managed by a voluntary board of directors made up of local community members and services and has been operating in Eastlakes for over 40 years.

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