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SUMMARY:KinHub (Inner West)
DESCRIPTION:KinHub offers neuro affirming and trauma informed sessions every Tuesday during school terms in Marrickville (10.30am – 1.30pm) for kids age 5-15+. Sessions run for 3hrs and cost $45 (paid by the term). What’s included:\n\n\n\nFacilitated programs with expert mentors (eg drama\, street art\, film) – PDA friendly approach\nUnstructured activities (eg pool table\, ping pong\, arts/crafts/STEM)\nAll materials and mentors\nAccess to additional KinHub offsite activities + opportunities (additional fees may apply for ticketed excursions)\nAccess to the KinHub community & networks\nConnection and informal support for parents/carers\nSupported group environment to help young people build positive peer connections\nAccess to outdoor park space for movement\, sensory breaks + informal play\n\n\n\n\n\nI know committing to a full term can feel like a huge step (especially for our cohort). Getting out the door isn’t always straightforward and some weeks will be harder than others. But what we see again and again is that the consistency is what makes the difference. Same space\, same people\, week after week — that’s what allows trust to build and a real sense of safety\, connection\, belonging and friendships to grow over time.\n\n\n\n\n\nJump on the website to find out more or register to attend at https://form.jotform.com/260787239585877
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/kinhub-inner-west/2026-04-21/
LOCATION:Marrickville Youth Resource Centre\, 23 Yabsley Ave\, Marrickville\, NSW\, 2204\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Non-Shen East & Inner Sydney
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SUMMARY:Sydney Dance Company performance of 'Current' - Wednesday 16th September\, 2026 11am - for upper Primary School & High School\, 9yrs - 18yrs
DESCRIPTION:Sydney Dance Company performance of ‘Current’ – Wednesday 16th September\, 2026 11am – for upper Primary School & High School\, 9yrs – 18yrs \nat the Sydney Dance Company\, Nielson Studio \nCURRENT  threads together three new commissions from leading Australian choreographers\, Raghav Handa\, Jenni Large and Azzam Mohamed\, with the Australian premiere of Rafael Bonachela’s seminal work E2 7SD. Together these four artists form a compelling portrait of contemporary Australian dance — diverse in form\, voice and perspective\, yet united by curiosity and originality of expression. \nCreated in London in 2004\, E2 7SD is the award-winning work that defined Bonachela’s signature choreographic style and put him on the world stage\, winning over audiences and achieving critical acclaim. Never performed before in Australia\, this momentous anniversary feels like the perfect time to share this dynamic\, high-energy duet. \nWe have commissioned some of Australia’s most exciting choreographers to present new works that will join E2 7SD on stage as part of one seamless experience. Creating alongside Bonachela is Raghav Handa\, our 2025 Balnaves Artist in Residence\, whose work draws on the principles of Indian kathak to explore multifaceted expressions of contemporary Australian identity; Jenni Large\, a New Breed alum and our 2026 Balnaves Artist in Residence\, who creates work infused with hyper-design and apparatus\, inspired by the personal\, political and transformational forces of the body; and Azzam Mohamed (Shazam)\, a Sydney-based Sudanese dancer\, choreographer and educator\, whose practice spans a rich blend of traditional cultural\, street and club dance forms. \nPlease note that the School Matinee performances may not include both works. \nPerformance duration: TBA  \nYOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.  PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. \nTicket sales will end on the 19th August\, unless sold out beforehand. \nPlease ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying.  People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/sydney-dance-company-performance-of-current-wednesday-16th-september-2026-11am-for-upper-primary-school-high-school-9yrs-18yrs/
LOCATION:Sydney Dance Company\, Neilson Studio\, Walsh Bay Arts precinct\, Dawes Point\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260917T120000
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SUMMARY:Junior Herbalist Club
DESCRIPTION:Junior Herbalist Club (JHC) is a 1-3 year extracurricular course for children (aged 7+) which runs for 90 minutes\, once a month\, for 10 months of the year. \nJunior Herbalist Club has been designed to engage and educate children\, on a journey of discovery through play to learn about the healing and medicinal plants all around them in a safe and supervised environment. The course covertly incorporates core subjects including English\, Maths\, Biology\, Chemistry\, Botany\, Latin and Cookery\, as well as helps children to gain in confidence\, improve fine motor control and develop a new skill set. \nEach month the children learn about the medicinal uses of plants and make something to take home (lavender bags\, lip balms\, bath bombs and much more!!). JHC has been planned so that each month the children build on their knowledge and skills. In the second year\, the tasks become more complex\, building on the skill set developed in the first year. At the end of each session the children are given a worksheet to complete so they can develop a portfolio of learning. \nThe course includes: \n\nIdentification of common herbs growing all around\nSafety – which herbs are safe to use and which are poisonous\nFolklore – taught through stories and songs\nHow to grow and harvest herbs\nMedicinal uses of common herbs\nHow to use a variety of common herbs for first aid\nHow to make a variety of herbal preparations to keep and take home\nRespect for all plants and their environment\n\nJHC was created and developed by Medical Herbalist Mel Hornby and has been delivering herbal education to children in the UK since 2014\, and is now available in Australia for the first time. \nHere is some feedback from previous years: \n“I really enjoyed learning the different uses of herbs and about the variety of plants\, especially the ones that are often considered weeds\, and are actually beneficial and can be used in a number of ways. I liked how we would make things at the end of the lesson to show us how to put the properties of the plant into practice. I liked how the classes were set outside and how they were practical. The plants weren’t just pictures in a book. We could see\, touch and smell them. I liked how each week was a different plant or two. Made it easy to focus on rather than just having a brief overview on a bunch of things.” ~Allie \n“I have learnt about how plants and nature can help us to heal our bodies\, and that we can make our own medicines without going to the doctor for everything. I enjoyed watching Virginia prepare and cook the herbs to make medicines from nature\, and learning in a group with other homeschoolers. I would recommend other children come to JHC next year because in every class there is something new that you will find out about. Also you get to take something home at the end of every class – that the group has made.” ~Eloise \n \n  \n  \nVirginia Maddock has been a qualified herbalist since 2000 and will be continuing this wonderful education in plant healing for children in the Sutherland Shire\, starting in February. (Other areas will be considered with appropriate numbers of bookings\, so get in contact and get a group together!). \nCost is $400 per year (or 4 x $120 paid each term). Monthly on Thursdays in Caringbah South at 10:30am-12pm (numbers dependent). \n  \n  \n  \nDates:\nFebruary 19\nMarch 19\nApril 23\nMay 21\nJune 18\nJuly 23\nAugust 20\nSeptember 17\nOctober 15\nNovember 19 \nEmail: virginia@naturalbeginnings.com.au for enquiries and expressions of interest.
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/junior-herbalist-club/2026-09-17/
CATEGORIES:Non-Shen - Northern Sydney,Non-Shen - South East Sydney
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ORGANIZER;CN="Virginia Maddock":MAILTO:virginia@naturalbeginnings.com.au
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SUMMARY:‘Macbeth' Tabletop Shakespeare @Sydney Opera House\, Tuesday 22nd September\, 11.30am
DESCRIPTION:Sydney Opera House in conjunction with Forced Entertainment present \nTabletop Shakespeare: Macbeth\nShakespeare comes to life with miniature everyday objects \nFrom internationally renowned Forced Entertainment theatre company\, enter a playful pared-back world where Shakespeare’s most iconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop. \nIn Table Top Shakespeare\, a jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle\, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love—all in the space of up to an hour. \nGuided by a skilled narrator-performer\, students are drawn into the drama\, comedy and tragedy of Shakespeare’s classics in a fresh visual way that provides a new illumination on Shakespearian language and makes the stories feel anew. \nWith humour\, simplicity and imagination\, each performance invites students to rediscover well-known characters and plots in surprising and memorable ways. \nThese unique performances encourage students to think creatively\, explore symbolism and appreciate the power of storytelling with limited means. Ideal for secondary school audiences\, it highlights how theatre can thrive with nothing more than a table\, a few objects and a great story. \nForced Entertainment present for students a cavalcade of the classics Rome and Juliet\, Macbeth\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, and Hamlet. School groups may join us for only one performance or stay for a deep immersive morning of Shakespeare with 2-3 performances and a Q&A with the artists after the 1pm performance. \nWhat to expect\nStudents will experience: \n\nIconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop. A jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle\, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love!\nA narrator-performer\, humour\, simplicity and imagination.\nSymbolism and Shakespearean storytelling.\nA simple set and inventive use of everyday props.\n\nSubject areas: English\, Drama\, History\, Creative Arts. \nGeneral capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities:Literacy\, Critical and Creative Thinking\, Personal and Social Capability\, Intercultural Understanding. \nKey themes: Core Shakespearean themes such as power\, love\, revenge\, ambition\, identity\, loyalty\, fate and appearance vs reality are explored through playful reinterpretation and symbolic performance. \nAge recommendation: 11-18 years \nYOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.  PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.  (Please note: you can book both Tabletop Shakespeare sessions) \nIf you chose Companion Card ticket\, please email excursions@shen.org.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/macbeth-tabletop-shakespeare-sydney-opera-house-tuesday-22nd-september-11-30am/
LOCATION:Sydney Opera House\, Playhouse Theatre\, Bennelong Point\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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SUMMARY:‘Romeo and Juliet' Tabletop Shakespeare @Sydney Opera House\, 22nd September\, 1pm
DESCRIPTION:Sydney Opera House in conjunction with Forced Entertainment present \nTabletop Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet\nShakespeare comes to life with miniature everyday objects \nFrom internationally renowned Forced Entertainment theatre company\, enter a playful pared-back world where Shakespeare’s most iconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop. \nIn Table Top Shakespeare\, a jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle\, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love—all in the space of up to an hour. \nGuided by a skilled narrator-performer\, students are drawn into the drama\, comedy and tragedy of Shakespeare’s classics in a fresh visual way that provides a new illumination on Shakespearian language and makes the stories feel anew. \nWith humour\, simplicity and imagination\, each performance invites students to rediscover well-known characters and plots in surprising and memorable ways. \nThese unique performances encourage students to think creatively\, explore symbolism and appreciate the power of storytelling with limited means. Ideal for secondary school audiences\, it highlights how theatre can thrive with nothing more than a table\, a few objects and a great story. \nForced Entertainment present for students a cavalcade of the classics Rome and Juliet\, Macbeth\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, and Hamlet. School groups may join us for only one performance or stay for a deep immersive morning of Shakespeare with 2-3 performances and a Q&A with the artists after the 1pm performance. \nWhat to expect\nStudents will experience: \n\nIconic stories are reimagined using only household objects and a tabletop. A jam jar might duel a shampoo bottle\, a cheese grater could plot revenge and a wooden spoon might fall in love!\nA narrator-performer\, humour\, simplicity and imagination.\nSymbolism and Shakespearean storytelling.\nA simple set and inventive use of everyday props.\n\nSubject areas: English\, Drama\, History\, Creative Arts. \nGeneral capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities:Literacy\, Critical and Creative Thinking\, Personal and Social Capability\, Intercultural Understanding. \nKey themes: Core Shakespearean themes such as power\, love\, revenge\, ambition\, identity\, loyalty\, fate and appearance vs reality are explored through playful reinterpretation and symbolic performance. \nAge recommendation: 11-18 years \nYOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.  PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.  (Please note: you can book both Tabletop Shakespeare sessions) \nIf you chose Companion Card ticket\, please email excursions@shen.org.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/romeo-and-juliet-tabletop-shakespeare-sydney-opera-house-22nd-september-1pm/
LOCATION:Sydney Opera House\, Playhouse Theatre\, Bennelong Point\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260924T150000
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SUMMARY:Hazelhurst connect and create art workshop
DESCRIPTION:Create and Connect: Home School Edition (Ages 7 to 12) supports homeschooled students to think critically\, create confidently and connect with others in a professional gallery setting. \nSessions begin with guided exploration of current exhibitions\, where students analyse artworks\, discuss artistic techniques and consider themes and ideas. These conversations build visual literacy\, interpretation skills and confidence in expressing informed opinions. \nIn the studio\, students extend their learning through hands-on artmaking\, experimenting with materials and processes to develop their own creative responses. Projects are designed to strengthen technical skills\, conceptual thinking and reflective practice. \nCreate & Connect complements home learning by combining structured creative development with meaningful peer interaction — encouraging students to deepen their artistic skills while engaging thoughtfully with contemporary art. \nWhen: Last Thursday of the Month\nTime: 1pm to 3pm\nCost: $20.00 per child
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/hazelhurst-connect-and-create-art-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Non-Shen - South East Sydney
ORGANIZER;CN="Zoe Mackay":MAILTO:zejmackay@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261029T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261029T150000
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SUMMARY:Geography & Science Field trip - Oatley Park - 29th October\, 2026 10am - 3pm FOR STAGE 3 & 4
DESCRIPTION:Auseco have been a leading Geography and Science Fieldtrip Educator for over 40 years to schools across NSW.  Now they are reaching out to provide these excellent opportunities to Homeschoolers. \nDescription\n\nJoin us for a hands-on day of outdoor learning at Oatley Park\, where Geography and Science come together through practical fieldwork\, exploration and discovery. \nStudents will investigate Sydney’s sandstone bushland and ecosystems using real fieldwork equipment to collect data\, test environmental conditions and explore how living things interact with their environment. \nDesigned for Stage 3 and Stage 4 homeschool students\, this excursion provides an opportunity to learn outdoors\, work alongside other homeschool students and experience Geography and Science in a real-world setting. \nWhat we’ll do \n\nInvestigate Sydney’s Hawkesbury Sandstone landscape and how it was formed\nUse topographic maps and field sketching to explore landscapes and landforms\nMeasure biotic and abiotic factors using scientific field equipment to understand how ecosystems function\nExamine plant adaptations that help species survive in bushland environments\nSearch for insects\, spiders and other bushland invertebrates using identification charts to explore biodiversity and the role of decomposers in ecosystems\nInvestigate how people have changed and managed the environment\nCollect and interpret real-world environmental data\nMeet and learn alongside other homeschool students\n\nIf you are interested please use the following link to book and pay for the excursion.  An adult is required to accompany student on the excursion but does not need to book and pay for a ticket.  Only the participating child need to book and pay for the ticket. \nhttps://events.humanitix.com/homeschool-geography-and-science-fieldwork-day-oatley-park \n  \n  \n\n 
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/geography-science-field-trip-oatley-park-29th-october-2026-10am-3pm-for-stage-3-4-2/
LOCATION:Oatley Park\, 2385+VQ\, 1 Dame Mary Gilmore Rd\, Oatley\, NSW\, 2223\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Non-SHEN
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261103T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261103T123000
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SUMMARY:Bell Shakespeare Junior  Drama Workshop -  Tues 3rd November\, 2026 10.30am-12.30pm (Ages 7-12)
DESCRIPTION:Primary Workshop- Intro into Shakespeare \nTHIS IS A REPEAT OF WORKSHOP HELD THE PREVIOUS TWO YEARS.   \nPLEASE NOTE THAT BELL SHAKESPEARE HAS SAID THEY ARE HAPPY TO DIVIDE GROUP UP INTO TWO GROUPS DEPENDING ON HOW MANY NEW STUDENTS AND HOW MANY RETURNING STUDENTS WITH SLIGHTLY MODIFIED WORK.  NEARER TO THE DATE OF THE WORKSHOP\, I WILL SURVEY ATTENDEES SO BELL SHAKESPEARE CAN MAKE THE BEST DECISION REGARDING THIS.  \n10.30am-12.30pm \nAges 7-12 \nWe believe our journey with Shakespeare should start young. Bell Shakespeare’s Intro to Shakespeare Primary workshop is designed to immerse students in Shakespeare through playful and interactive storytelling. Our teaching artists will take young students on a two-hour narrative journey through some of Shakespeare’s magical array of characters\, from a number of plays. Students will learn about character\, language techniques\, and expanding vocabulary. We’ll intersperse creative and critical thinking activities throughout so you can continue to explore Shakespeare long after we’ve gone. Most importantly\, we will deliver an entertaining\, engaging and informative Shakespeare immersion that will have students on their feet\, speaking and playing with Shakespeare. \nThis workshop has been very kindly subsidised by Bell Shakespeare \nWorkshop will be held at Bell Shakespeare premises – Pier 2/3\, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct\, Hickson Road\, Dawes Point (in between The Rocks and Barangaroo) \nPlease note: an accompanying adult and younger (non-participating) siblings are permitted to attend as audience but need to be very quiet (noises\, even whispers\, carry and can be disruptive).  We strongly suggest that if you have younger children\, that you sit outside the room with them as it is difficult for them to be quiet and sit still for the two hours of the workshop.  If you want a chat\, then there are tables and chairs outside the workshop room or outside the pier with beautiful views of the Harbour and lots of restaurants/cafes.  Once you are inside the workshop room\, we respectfully ask that you not move from there as this can be very disruptive for the teacher(s) and the workshop participants.
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/bell-shakespeare-junior-drama-workshop-tues-3rd-november-2026-10-30am-12-30pm-ages-7-12/
LOCATION:Bell Shakespeare Headquarters\, 13 Hickson Rd\, Dawes Point\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261103T133000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261103T153000
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SUMMARY:Bell Shakespeare Upper Primary/Secondary Workshop – ‘Macbeth’ Tues 3rd Nov\, 2026 1.30pm – 3.30pm (Ages 11 – 15)
DESCRIPTION:Upper Primary / Secondary Workshop- Macbeth \n(Please note you could attend both Bell Shakespeare workshops on the day) \n1.30pm – 3.30pm \nAges 11 – 15 \nThis is an active literacy and drama session on the play ‘Macbeth’ combining language and character analysis for Years 5-10.  Focus will be on familiarisation with the play\, consideration of plot\, characterisation\, key concepts and timeless relevance of the play as well as dramatic devices utilised to bring the play to life for performers and audiences. \nWe believe our journey with Shakespeare should start young. Bell Shakespeare’s Intro to Shakespeare Primary workshop is designed to immerse students in Shakespeare through playful and interactive storytelling. Our teaching artists will take young students on a two-hour narrative journey in an introduction to Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth.’ Students will learn about character\, language techniques\, and expanding vocabulary. We’ll intersperse creative and critical thinking activities throughout so you can continue to explore Shakespeare long after we’ve gone. Most importantly\, we will deliver an entertaining\, engaging and informative Shakespeare immersion that will have students on their feet\, speaking and playing with Shakespeare. \nThis workshop has been very kindly subsidised by Bell Shakespeare \n  \nThe workshop will be held at Bell Shakespeare premises – Pier 2/3\, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct\, Hickson Road\, Dawes Point (in between The Rocks and Barangaroo) \nPlease note: an accompanying adult and younger (non-participating) siblings are permitted to attend as audience but need to be very quiet (noises\, even whispers\, carry and can be disruptive).  We strongly suggest that if you have younger children\, that you sit outside the room with them as it is difficult for them to be quiet and sit still for the two hours of the workshop.  If you want a chat\, then there are tables and chairs outside the workshop room or outside the pier with beautiful views of the Harbour and lots of restaurants/cafes.  Once you are inside the workshop room\, we respectfully ask that you not move from there as this can be very disruptive for the teacher(s) and the workshop participants
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/bell-shakespeare-upper-primary-secondary-workshop-macbeth-tues-3rd-nov-2026-1-30pm-3-30pm-ages-11-15-2/
LOCATION:Bell Shakespeare Headquarters\, 13 Hickson Rd\, Dawes Point\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Bell Shakespeare Headquarters 13 Hickson Rd Dawes Point NSW 2000 Australia;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=13 Hickson Rd:geo:151.2078562,-33.8587025
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261106T103000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261106T123000
DTSTAMP:20261008T233630Z
CREATED:20261008T233630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261008T233630Z
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SUMMARY:Homeschool Excursion at Canoelands Orchard
DESCRIPTION:Homeschool Excursion at Canoelands Orchard \n  \nHomeschool families are invited to join us at Canoelands Orchard for an enjoyable and educational day on \nFriday\, 6 November 2026. \n  \nThe program will include animal feeding\, a tractor ride\, a fun pollination game\, and an interactive bee and honey presentation. \n  \nThe organised activities will begin at 10:30 am sharp\, so please arrive early to allow time for check-in. \n  \nAfter the activities\, families can enjoy a lunch break and go fruit picking at their leisure. \n  \nNectarines and peaches will be available for picking\, and the orchard café will be open for lunch\, grazing boxes\, sandwiches and desserts. Families are also welcome to bring a picnic \n  \nFurther information\, including details about ticket inclusions are located on the purchase link: https://app.getoccasion.com/p/n/MTmFzw9q
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/homeschool-excursion-at-canoelands-orchard/
CATEGORIES:Non-SHEN,Non-Shen - Western Sydney
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261110T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261110T170000
DTSTAMP:20261002T025820Z
CREATED:20261002T024856Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T025820Z
UID:10005152-1794297600-1794330000@shen.org.au
SUMMARY:Geography & Science Field trip - Sydney Harbour Explorer - 10th Nov\, 2026 10am - 3pm FOR STAGE 3 & 4
DESCRIPTION:Auseco have been a leading Geography and Science Fieldtrip Educator for over 40 years to schools across NSW.  Now they are reaching out to provide these excellent opportunities to Homeschoolers. \nDescription\n\nWhy learn about places from a textbook when you can investigate them firsthand? \nJoin us for a hands-on day of outdoor learning as we explore some of Sydney’s most iconic harbourside suburbs. We’ll walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge\, visit hidden local gems\, collect real-world data and discover what makes a place a great place to live. \nDesigned for Stage 3 and Stage 4 homeschool students\, this excursion brings Geography to life through practical investigations\, fieldwork and observation in one of the world’s most spectacular urban environments. \nWhat we’ll do \n\nWalk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge\nExplore Millers Point\, Milsons Point and Lavender Bay\nUse fieldwork equipment to measure noise\, light and temperature\nConduct neighbourhood surveys and investigate community facilities\nComplete field sketches and map-based activities\nCollect and analyse real-world data\nVisit a hidden harbourside garden created from a former railway embankment\nMeet and learn alongside other homeschool students\n\nWhy families love fieldwork \nMany students learn best when they can move\, explore and experience concepts in the real world. \nThis excursion provides an engaging alternative to desk-based learning and gives students the opportunity to investigate Geography firsthand while spending the day outdoors. \nAll fieldwork equipment is supplied\, and every student will have the opportunity to participate in practical activities throughout the day. Worksheets are also provided and may be completed during the excursion or used afterwards as part of your homeschool excursion package. \nGeography fieldwork \nFieldwork is an important part of the NSW Geography syllabus. Students can use the investigations and data collected during the day to contribute towards Geography fieldwork requirements and related learning activities. \nLocation \nMillers Point → Sydney Harbour Bridge → Milsons Point → Lavender Bay \nA detailed meeting location and map will be provided before the excursion. \n\n\nhttps://events.humanitix.com/homeschool-geography-excursion-sydney-harbour-explorer-10-11-26 \n  \n  \n\n 
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/geography-science-field-trip-sydney-harbour-explorer-10th-nov-2026-10am-3pm-for-stage-3-4-2/
LOCATION:Barangaroo\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Non-SHEN
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gersha S":MAILTO:excursions@shen.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261117T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261117T150000
DTSTAMP:20261002T025702Z
CREATED:20261001T104958Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T025702Z
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SUMMARY:Geography & Science Field trip - Manly Dam - 17th November\, 2026 10am - 3pm FOR STAGE 3 & 4
DESCRIPTION:Auseco have been a leading Geography and Science Fieldtrip Educator for over 40 years to schools across NSW.  Now they are reaching out to provide these excellent opportunities to \nDescription\n\nWhy learn about water from a textbook when you can investigate it firsthand? \nJoin us for a hands-on day of outdoor learning as we explore the bushland and waterways of Manly Dam. We’ll test water quality\, catch water bugs and discover how catchments function and how human activities can affect our waterways. \nDesigned for Stage 3 and Stage 4 homeschool students\, this excursion combines Geography and Science through practical investigations\, fieldwork and outdoor exploration in one of Sydney’s most beautiful bushland environments. \nWhat we’ll do \n\nTest water quality using scientific equipment\nSearch for aquatic macroinvertebrates using field equipment and identification charts\nBuild and test water filters\nExplore the waterways and bushland surrounding Manly Dam\nUse topographic maps to identify the water catchment\nInvestigate sources of water pollution\nComplete a field sketch\nMeet and learn alongside other homeschool students\n\nWhy families love fieldwork \nMany students learn best when they can move\, explore and experience concepts in the real world. \nThis excursion provides an engaging alternative to desk-based learning and gives students the opportunity to investigate the environment firsthand while spending the day outdoors. \nAll fieldwork equipment is supplied\, and every student will have the opportunity to participate in practical activities throughout the day. Worksheets are also provided and may be completed during the excursion or used afterwards as part of your homeschool excursion package. \nGeography & Science fieldwork \nFieldwork is an important part of the NSW Geography and Science syllabuses and provides students with the opportunity to apply geographical and scientific skills in a real-world environment. \nLocation \nBarangaroo Allambie Heights \nA detailed meeting location and map will be provided before the excursion. \nSuitable for \nStage 3 and Stage 4 homeschool students. \nhttps://events.humanitix.com/homeschool-geography-excursion-water-detectives-at-manly-dam \n\n  \n\n  \n  \n\n 
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/geography-science-field-trip-manly-dam-17th-november-2026-10am-3pm-for-stage-3-4/
LOCATION:Manly Dam\, Allambie Heights\, 6783+RP Allambie Heights\, Allambie Heights\, NSW\, 2100\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Non-SHEN
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gersha S":MAILTO:excursions@shen.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261126T120000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261126T170000
DTSTAMP:20260901T111904Z
CREATED:20260822T120613Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T111904Z
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SUMMARY:Sydney Action Park Day 26 Nov 2026
DESCRIPTION:Date: \nThursday 26 November 2026 \nTime: 12pm – 5pm \nLocation: \nSydney Action Park \n427 Reservoir Rd\, Prospect NSW 2148 \nPrice: \n$65 per person\, Under 3s FREE\, Companion Card Holders FREE\, Payment Plan available during August 2026 \nEvent Description: \nALL Homeschool families & their friends invited! Our Annual End of Year Waterpark Excursion Day @ Sydney Action Park\, Prospect\, NSW is BACK!1200 tix available for the exclusive Homeschoolers SAP Day 2026. Connect\, play\, learn & celebrate with hundreds of homeschool families at an exclusive waterpark event created just for our homeschool community hosted by a homeschool family from Sydney \nWhy an Exclusive Homeschool Day at Sydney Action Park? \n\nUnlimited access to thrilling water slides\, splash zones\, wave pools and attractions for all ages. No public access.\nAn exclusive opportunity to enjoy the park surrounded by fellow homeschool families in a welcoming\, family-friendly atmosphere.\nA chance to reconnect with friends from last year and meet new homeschooling families from across the region & Australia.\nA wonderful way to celebrate another successful year of homeschooling with a day dedicated to fun\, friendship & community.\nAn easy\, relaxed environment where parents can connect\, share experiences and build lasting friendships while the kids enjoy an unforgettable day together.\n\n\n*This park is inclusive\, email Elizabeth for details sydneyactionparkday@gmail.com
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/sydney-action-park-day-26-nov-2026/
CATEGORIES:Non-SHEN,Non-Shen - Northern Sydney,Non-Shen - South Coast,Non-Shen - South East Sydney,Non-Shen - Western Sydney,Non-Shen Blue Mountains & West,Non-Shen Central Coast,Non-Shen East & Inner Sydney,Non-Shen North West Sydney,Non-Shen South Western Sydney
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270303T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270303T113000
DTSTAMP:20261002T035518Z
CREATED:20261002T030454Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T035518Z
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SUMMARY:‘Will and Ed Make Words do Good Stuff’ - Poetry in Action @The Seymour Centre\, Wed 3rd March\, 2027 @10am for Stage 2 & 3
DESCRIPTION:Seymour Centre and Poetry in Action present \nWill and Ed Make Words Do Good Stuff\nPrimary School Workshop for Stages 2 and 3 \nWannabe influencers Will and Ed have cracked the code to going viral: let AI churn out the content and count the likes. It works\, until it doesn’t. When their latest post flops spectacularly\, a mysterious internet pop-up drags them out of their feed and into their own memories\, where every lazy shortcut and every borrowed idea is waiting for them. The only way out is through poetry. To escape\, Will and Ed must master its four building blocks – rhyme\, rhythm\, imagery and theme – and use each one to put their own experience into words that are truly theirs. \nFunny\, fast and unexpectedly moving\, this three-hander from Poetry in Action tackles the question every classroom is now asking: what is left for us to make when a machine can make it faster? Through classic and contemporary poems performed at full tilt\, students discover how poets build meaning line by line\, and why real creativity cannot be outsourced. Every performance is followed by a live Q&A with the actors. \nWritten by Sam O’Sullivan and Bryce Youngman and directed by Jo Turner\, the show comes with a free teacher’s resource pack for every Seymour Centre booking\, aligned to ACARA and NESA English outcomes. \nPoetry in Action is a Sydney-based theatre-in-education company that has toured curriculum-aligned poetry performances to schools across Australia and New Zealand for 20 years\, reaching more than one million students. \n  \nDuration: 60 minutes plus a 15 minute post show Q & A.  \nYOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.  PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. \nTicket sales will end on the 31st January 2026\, unless sold out beforehand. \nPlease ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying.  People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/will-and-ed-make-words-do-good-stuff-poetry-in-action-the-seymour-centre-wed-3rd-march-2027-10am-for-stage-2-3/
LOCATION:Seymour Centre
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gersha S":MAILTO:excursions@shen.org.au
GEO:-33.8876523;151.1931072
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270303T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270303T143000
DTSTAMP:20261002T035352Z
CREATED:20261002T030551Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T035352Z
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SUMMARY:‘Will and Ed Make Words do Good Stuff’ - Poetry in Action @The Seymour Centre\, Wed 3rd March\, 2027 @1pm for Stage 4
DESCRIPTION:Seymour Centre and Poetry in Action present \nWill and Ed Make Words Do Good Stuff\nSecondary School Workshop for Stages 4 (Years 7 & 8) \nWannabe influencers Will and Ed have cracked the code to going viral: let AI churn out the content and count the likes. It works\, until it doesn’t. When their latest post flops spectacularly\, a mysterious internet pop-up drags them out of their feed and into their own memories\, where every lazy shortcut and every borrowed idea is waiting for them. The only way out is through poetry. To escape\, Will and Ed must master its four building blocks- rhyme\, rhythm\, imagery and theme- and use each one to put their own experience into words that are truly theirs. \nFunny\, fast and unexpectedly moving\, this three-hander from Poetry in Action tackles the question every classroom is now asking: what is left for us to make when a machine can make it faster? Through classic and contemporary poems performed at full tilt\, students discover how poets build meaning line by line\, and why real creativity cannot be outsourced. Every performance is followed by a live Q&A with the actors.\nWritten by Sam O’Sullivan and Bryce Youngman and directed by Jo Turner\, the show comes with a free teacher’s resource pack for every Seymour Centre booking\, aligned to ACARA and NESA English outcomes. \nPoetry in Action is a Sydney-based theatre-in-education company that has toured curriculum-aligned poetry performances to schools across Australia and New Zealand for 20 years\, reaching more than one million students. \n  \nDuration: 60 minutes plus a 15 minute post show Q & A.  \nYOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.  PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. \nTicket sales will end on the 31st January 2026\, unless sold out beforehand. \nPlease ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying.  People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/will-and-ed-make-words-do-good-stuff-poetry-in-action-the-seymour-centre-wed-3rd-march-2027-1pm-for-stage-4/
LOCATION:Seymour Centre
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gersha S":MAILTO:excursions@shen.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270309T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270309T150000
DTSTAMP:20261013T100704Z
CREATED:20261002T121431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261013T100704Z
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SUMMARY:SHEN Swimming Carnival - 9 March 2027 - Wentworthville Aquatic Centre
DESCRIPTION:SHEN Annual Swimming Carnival for homeschoolers.\nTuesday 9 March 2027 | 9:00am–3:00pm — gates open from 8:00am \nIt’s on again! Come along to the SHEN Annual Swimming Carnival for homeschoolers—a fun day to get together\, catch up with old friends and make some new ones. Whether your children are keen swimmers or just enjoy being part of the day\, there’s plenty of opportunity to join in\, cheer each other on and enjoy some friendly competition with other homeschooling families. We’re looking forward to welcoming 150+ homeschooled children and their families for another great day of swimming\, fun and community spirit. \nTickets are now available—get in early! \n\nSHEN Member Ticket: $15.00 per child\nSpectators: Free\n\nPrice includes pool entry for all competitors and spectators. \nPlease note: Members are kindly asked to purchase tickets only for their own children. We encourage friends and extended family to join SHEN and purchase their own tickets. \nWhen purchasing a ticket\, you will be required to:\n\n\n\nEnter your child’s full name\nEnter your child’s year of birth\n\nAge groups follow our athletics carnival and general sports convention. For example\, a child born in 2019 will compete in Under 8s (meaning they will be 6 turning 7 in 2026\, therefore they will be under 8 during the whole of 2026).\n\n\nSelect the races your child would like to compete in\n(If your child decides to withdraw from any race on the day\, that is completely fine.)\n\n\n\n\nSelect your preferred volunteer role\, or simply indicate your availability\n(see details below)\n\nPlease ensure a free spectator ticket is purchased for each spectator and that all contact details are completed. This information is required for event organisation and\, in the unlikely event of an insurance‑related incident. \nEvent Program \n\n\n\nWarm‑up: 25m Rolling Relay\nFreestyle 25m\nFreestyle 50m\nNovelty Race 1\nNovelty Race 2\nBackstroke 25m\nBackstroke 50m\nButterfly 25m\nBreaststroke 25m\nBreaststroke 50m\nNovelty Race 3\nNovelty Race 4\n\n\n\nPool Information: \n\n\n\n25m\, 6‑lane outdoor pool\n1.1m depth\nNo dive starts\n\n\n\nSpectators and Volunteering \nAs a spectator\, we kindly ask that you contribute to the day by volunteering. This carnival is entirely volunteer‑run\, and together we make it happen for our children. \nVolunteers may be parents\, grandparents\, aunts\, uncles or friends. We also warmly encourage teens who may not wish to race but would like to help on the day. For teens who volunteer as dedicated assistants for the day\, we are happy to provide a work reference and incentives. \n\nPlease select your preferred volunteer role\, or simply indicate your availability when purchasing your tickets\nAs the event approaches\, roles will be allocated\, taking preferences into account where possible.\nYou will be notified and provided with details of your role as the day draws closer\nVolunteer preferences can be updated at any time by emailing us.\n\nAvailable Roles: \n\nRegistration Desk\nAnnouncer\nMarshal (AM)\nMarshal (PM)\nMarshal (Flexible)\nTimer (AM)\nTimer (PM)\nTimer (Flexible)\nTally Desk Assistant (AM)\nTally Desk Assistant (PM)\nRecorder (AM)\nRecorder (PM)\nRunner (AM)\nRunner (PM)\nNovelty Race 1 & 2 Coordinator\nNovelty Race 1 & 2 Assistant\nNovelty Race 3 & 4 Coordinator\nNovelty Race 3 & 4 Assistant\n\nLocation \nWentworthville Memorial Swimming Centre \nA beautifully renovated facility located in Greater Western Sydney\, with central access from all areas of Sydney. \nFacilities include: \n\nTwo outdoor swimming pools (exclusive use of the 25m pool for our event)\nLarge splash pad\nGrassed areas with play equipment\nBBQ area and playground\nChange rooms with hot showers\nKiosk and poolside relaxation areas\n\nFor more information\, visit the Wentworthville Memorial Swimming Centre website. \nImportant Information\n\nYou must subscribe to event email updates to receive detailed information as the event approaches.\nPlease enter ticket details and selections carefully\, as online entries cannot be edited.\nIf changes are required\, you may email us at any time and we will update your details manually.\n\n📧 Contact us:\nsportscarnival@shen.org.au\nFor questions\, suggestions\, feedback\, or ticket changes. \nWe look forward to a fantastic day in the pool with our SHEN community!
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/shen-annual-swimming-carnival-for-homeschoolers-9-march-2027/
LOCATION:Wentworthville Memorial Swimming Pool\, 115 Dunmore Street\, Wentworthville\, NSW\, 2145\, Australia
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew Tapp":MAILTO:sportscarnival@shen.org.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270504T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20270504T123000
DTSTAMP:20261002T042643Z
CREATED:20261002T035020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261002T042643Z
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SUMMARY:'The World of Will' -  Workshop @The Seymour Centre\, Tuesday 4th May\, 2027 at 11am
DESCRIPTION:Seymour Centre and Sport for Jove present \nTHE WORLD OF WILL\nIntroductory Shakespeare Workshop for Primary Stage 3Recommended for ages 10+ Join us on Seymour Centre’s big York Theatre stage to experience the world of William Shakespeare led by two experts from our resident company\, Sport for Jove. \nIt’s never too early to welcome your students to the world of Shakespeare. All over the globe\, schools are seeing the benefits of introducing these plays at a primary level. Let our two highly experienced teaching artists and actors take your class on an immersive\, informative and fun journey through the world of William Shakespeare and his incredible works. \nThese sessions are designed to ignite the imagination\, build confidence\, work collaboratively and leave your class wanting to know more about history’s most prolific storyteller. \nPart presentation part hands-on workshop\, our goal is to make the experience fun\, fear-free and unforgettable! \n  \nWorkshop Duration: 90 minutes including short breaks.  \nYOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS.  PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. \nTicket sales will end on the 1st March 2027\, unless sold out beforehand. \nPlease ensure you choose the correct ticket option when you are paying.  People choosing Companion Card ticket must email a copy of the Companion Card to SHEN immediately after booking ticket(s).
URL:https://shen.org.au/event/the-world-of-will-workshop-the-seymour-centre-tuesday-4th-may-2027-at-11am/
LOCATION:Seymour Centre
CATEGORIES:SHEN
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gersha S":MAILTO:excursions@shen.org.au
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