SHEN - Sydney Home Education Network

Sydney Dance Company performance of 'Engine' - Thursday 2nd July, 2026 11.30am - for Primary School
2026-07-02 11:30 - 12:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Dance Company performance of ‘Engine’ – Thursday 2nd July, 2026 11.30am – for Primary School
at the Sydney Opera House
ENGINE unites three extraordinary choreographers; Rafael Bonachela, Fran Diaz and Melanie Lane, for an exhilarating performance that promises bold, fearless dance.
Performance duration: One hour
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
Ticket sales will end on the 4th June, unless sold out beforehand.
Please 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).

Antarctica, immersive experience @Sydney Opera House, Thursday 30th July 12.00pm-12.45pm
2026-07-30 12:00 - 13:00 | Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Antartica: an immersive theatrical experience
This activity is fully funded by Arts Assist and free for participants. Please only sign up if you are genuine about attending.
this is aimed at students in grades k-4.
one parent per family group is permitted but no younger siblings permitted.

The show is a theatrical experience that brings the audience on an immersive sensory expedition through the icy world of Antarctica.

Students will step into a world of snow and ice and become part of Ernest Shackleton’s legendary expedition across Antarctica.

Surrounded by sculptural icebergs, swirling fabric seas and real ice, students are gently guided through an extraordinary story of survival and teamwork.

The story explores themes of endurance, friendship and finding your way home through ice and uncertainty – told not through words but through sensory wonder.

This performance supports units of study – covering Science, Geography, Sustainability and provides students and families with an unforgettable and interactive live theatre experience!

https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/kids-families/antarctica

Speaking Circle - South-East Sydney
2026-08-06 10:00 - 11:30 | NSW
Our Speaking Circle is now underway, and we are welcoming new children to join us from our next meeting on Thursday 6th August.
Speaking Circle is inspired by the Toastmasters approach and provides a supportive environment where children develop confidence in public speaking by speaking regularly, listening actively and giving constructive feedback.
Each meeting includes:
• Prepared speeches
• Impromptu speaking (“thinking on your feet”)
• Short meeting roles that develop listening and observation skills
• Constructive speech evaluations
• A friendly atmosphere where children are encouraged to participate at their own pace
Speaking Circle is suitable for children and teens who would like to become more confident communicators. New speakers are very welcome, and no previous public speaking experience is needed.
Public speaking is one of the few activities where age is not a reliable measure of ability. Children and teens of different ages can inspire, challenge and learn from one another. I would particularly love to see more homeschooled teens join the group.
Details
📍 Carss Park Lifesaving Hall (we can hang out in the beautiful park with a cafe after)
🗓 Thursdays, 10:00–11:30 am
📅 Next meeting: 6th August
💲 $16.25 per session (term enrolment available, sibling pricing available)
Currently we meet fortnightly. If the group continues to grow, I would love to offer weekly meetings, with families free to attend either weekly or fortnightly, whatever suits them.
If your child enjoys sharing ideas, telling stories, thinking on their feet, or simply wants to become a more confident speaker, I’d love to hear from you. Please send me a message with your child’s age if you’d like more information or to reserve a place.

‘The Lion King’ @Capitol Theatre, Wednesday 12th August - 1pm
2026-08-12 13:00 - 16:00 | Capitol Theatre, 13 Campbell St, Haymarket, NSW, 2000, Australia
‘The Lion King’ at Capitol Theatre
It is time!
Giraffes strut. Birds swoop. Gazelles leap. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before. And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist. This is Disney’s THE LION KING, making its triumphant return to Sydney!
More than 120 million people around the world have experienced the awe-inspiring visual artistry, the unforgettable music, and the uniquely theatrical storytelling of this Broadway spectacular – one of the most breathtaking and beloved productions ever to grace the stage.
Winner of six Tony Awards®, including Best Musical, THE LION KING brings together one of the most imaginative creative teams on Broadway. Tony Award®-winning director Julie Taymor brings to life a story filled with hope and adventure set against an amazing backdrop of stunning visuals. THE LION KING also features the extraordinary work of Tony Award®-winning choreographer Garth Fagan and some of Broadway’s most recognisable music, crafted by Tony Award®-winning artists Elton John and Tim Rice.
THE LION KING opens April 2026 at the Capitol Theatre for a strictly limited season.
Age recommendation: 6yrs + (under 16 year olds must be accompanied by a paying adult)
Please note: this is a Wednesday matinee performance but it is NOT a school’s matinee and there will be no Q&A afterwards.
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE DRESS CIRCLE SEATS FOR SCHOOL BOOKING. THE SEATS ARE NOT WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. IF YOU NEED WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE SEATS PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE CAN ARRANGE.
If you would like an additional adult ticket, please contact excursions@SHEN.com.au
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email excursions@shen.org.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

Archaeology (The Big Dig) and Silk Roads (Chinese Gardens) - 14th Aug
2026-08-14 | NSW
Bookings – https://www.trybooking.com/DNXME
Students are $33.30 and adults are $15.88 if they’d like to attend the morning session (plus $12 at the Chinese Garden for adult entry in the afternoon).
The excursion is in two parts beginning in the Rocks and finishing in the afternoon at the Chinese Garden.
Groundwork: Archaeology at The Big Dig – Students will use written and archaeological sources to undertake an investigation into the lives of some of the people who lived and worked in The Rocks in the 1800s.
Silk Road to Gold Tracks – At the Chinese Gardens at Darling Harbour. We’ll examine the history of Chinese immigration to Australia, track migration routes and observe how these past and present communities have shaped modern multiculturalism.

2026 Athletics Carnival - Extended Registrations
2026-08-20 10:00 - 17:00 | The Crest Athletics Track, 70 McClean St, Bass Hill, NSW, 2197, Australia
Date: Thursday the 20th August 2026
Time: Registration open from 9am for a 10am start
Location: The Crest Athletics Track – Bankstown – 70 McClean St, Georges Hall NSW 2198
Participation Cost: $17.50
Age Restrictions: 5 years old – 18 years old

What’s New This Year?

High Jump for U12+: A brand‑new challenge for our older athletes.
Timing Gates: Electronic timing for accurate sprint results and beat your personal best.
Ribbons: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons awarded for every event.

Parent Helpers – Without You There Is No Event!
Our Athletics Carnival won’t happen without our incredible parent helpers! If you love being part of a high-energy day filled with races, jumps, and fun, we need YOU to help make it happen. Check out the roles where you can get involved:

Registration Superstars – Be the welcoming face greeting families, checking in athletes, and getting everyone pumped for the day ahead!
Age Managers – The Ultimate Team Leaders! – Keep your age group on track and in the game, coordinate helpers, record results, and be their biggest supporter!
Age Group Helpers – The Event Playmakers! – Get hands-on with the action:

Help retrieve shot put and discus like a pro.
Get athletes lined up and race-ready.
Rake the long jump pit (because a smooth landing makes all the difference!).
Keep the competition moving by getting the next athlete prepped for their turn.

No special skills or experience needed—just energy, enthusiasm, and a love for community fun! Support and guidance will be provided, so you’ll never be on your own. Whether you can help for an hour or the whole day, we need you to make this carnival a success!

Large Families
If you have five or more athletes competing, please contact me directly to arrange a large family discount.

Event Highlights
U6s – U8s: 50m, 70m, 100m, Long Jump, Javelin, up to 4 games ( 8-10 events)
U9s – U11s: 100m, 200m, 300m, Long Jump, Shot Put, Javalin, Discus, up to 5 games (10-12 events)
U12s – U18s: 100m, 200m, 300m, Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump, Discus, up to 5 games (10-12 events)

Find Your Region – Where Do You Belong?
Sydney is a vast and diverse city, and for our Athletics Carnival, we’ve divided it into six unique regions, each represented by a different colour:
Northern Suburbs
Eastern and Inner Sydney
South East Sydney
South West Sydney
Western Sydney
Outer Western Sydney and Beyond

Each region proudly represents a house team, and athletes will be wearing tops in their region’s colour to showcase their team and local community spirit! Whether you’re racing down the track or competing in field events, your house colour will unite you with your team, bringing energy and excitement to every moment of the carnival.
Find your region on the map below and mark where you belong

If you’re unsure, choose the one closest to where you live or feel most connected to. Let’s see which region brings the most carnival spirit!

Seating and Accessibility:
General seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The seating area is fully sheltered, providing protection from sun and rain so you can enjoy the event in comfort.
The venue is equipped with ramps, accessible restrooms, and wheelchair-friendly areas with unobstructed views of all track and field events.

Food and Refreshments:
Attendees are welcome to bring their own food (BYO), and a healthy food and coffee truck will be available onsite, offering fresh, nutritious options. A free water station is located by the grandstand to keep everyone hydrated.
For additional food choices, Bass Hill Plaza, approximately 1.6 km away, offers a variety of eateries and shops.

Rules & Guidelines – Let’s Keep the Fun Going!
Our Athletics Carnival is all about excitement, teamwork, and friendly competition! To keep the energy high and ensure everyone has a fantastic time, please follow these simple guidelines:
Be a Good Sport – Cheer loud, encourage others, and celebrate every effort—whether you’re competing or supporting from the sidelines!
Parent & Guardian Attendance – All parents and guardians are required to remain at the venue with their children at all times. This ensures a safe and supervised environment for every athlete throughout the carnival.
Stick Together – Parents and guardians, please accompany younger children as they explore the event—yes, that includes trips to the toilets!
Hydration & Safety First – Stay cool with plenty of water (available by the grandstand), apply sunscreen, and first aid will be onsite if needed.
Footwear Matters – Athletes must wear appropriate sports shoes, including running spikes where permitted. Open-toe shoes are not allowed for competitors to ensure safety. Spectators should wear comfortable footwear for walking around the venue.
Respect the Space – Keep our venue clean and safe by disposing of rubbish properly and following staff directions.
Rain or Shine – The carnival will go ahead regardless of the weather, so come prepared! Be sure to read the Wet Weather Contingency details for more information.
Capture the Memories – Snap photos and share the fun, but professional filming and drones require prior approval.
No Party Crashers – Alcohol, smoking, and prohibited items are not allowed. Keep the carnival family-friendly and full of positivity!
Let’s make it a safe, fun, and unforgettable carnival experience for everyone!

Weather Contingency:
The Athletics Carnival will run in light rain, so be sure to bring appropriate clothing to stay comfortable! The track is synthetic, meaning it provides a consistent surface with excellent traction and drainage—unlike grass, which can become muddy and slippery in wet conditions. This ensures a safe and reliable surface for all events, rain or shine.
In the case of extreme weather—such as thunderstorms or unsafe conditions—updates will be communicated promptly via our official channels. No matter the forecast, the excitement will be full speed ahead!

Event Schedule:
TBA

Insurance:
Spectator Contact Details
We understand that the current form may feel repetitive, and we’re actively working on updating the website to improve your experience. However, for insurance purposes, collecting these details is necessary to ensure your loved ones are covered in the event of an incident. Typically, this means providing:
Primary Phone
Home Address
Email Address

Contact Information:
Richard Monjed
https://m.me/Richard.Monjed
sportscarnival@shen.org.au

Homeschool Workshop - Local Author & Bookweek
2026-08-27 10:30 - 12:00 | Glossodia Community Centre, 162 Golden Valley Dr, Glossodia, NSW, 2756, Australia
Local Author visit and book parade! Laura from Little Stomp Press & her book “Benny & Grumbles Wonders of the World”

A session designed to spark literary curiosity and creativity for our Homeschoolers! This event is for children aged 3-12 years old. Parents/Guardians and siblings under 0-2yo are free.

A story reading by Laura
Discussion on how books are created and what it is like to be an author
Interactive activities where kids get to explore the world of writing, characters & story ideas
Question time with Laura
Book parade and lunch
We encourage kids to dress up as their favourite character from a book & after Laura’s visit we will have our own small “book parade” and lunch together. Bring the book along to showcase too.

BYO Lunch.

Tickets can be purchased here:
Click here – EVENTBRITE – or copy and paste the link below into your browser
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/homeschoolers-book-week-tickets-1996177864729?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_id=97757_v0_s00_e0_tv0&fbclid=IwcGRvZgVleHRuA2FlbQMxMDAAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEerZwnMQp6wmBWrCeK9CPGp0PXUz4lLPHO6QN98VcdYoeujeZx3t1DSCE7S_k_aem_qgvuzOtI8CHCyBDdiHSeaw

‘The Bugalugs Bum Thief' @The Seymour Centre, Wednesday, 9th September, 12.30pm
2026-09-09 12:30 - 13:30 | Seymour Centre, Cnr City Road &, Cleveland St, Cleveland, Chippendale, 2008, Australia
Seymour Centre presents a Red Line Production of
THE BUGALUGS BUM THIEF
Based on the book by Tim WintonAdapted by Sandra Eldridge, Tim McGarry and Eva Di Cesare
Laugh, sing and be thoroughly entertained as students embark on an investigative journey to catch the thief!
The Bugalugs Bum Thief takes audiences on a whimsical journey through the imaginative world created by Australian author and National Treasure, Tim Winton. This literacy-based play vividly brings to life the colourful characters and quirky adventures from Winton’s beloved book.
Set in a charming Australian town of Bugalugs, the story follows the misadventures of Skeeta Anderson, Mick Misery and Billy Marbles as they attempt to unravel the mystery of the Bugalugs bum thief. As the townsfolk band together to catch the culprit, hilarity ensues, and valuable lessons about friendship, community and understanding are learned along the way.
Through its engaging storytelling and vibrant characters, The Bugalugs Bum Thief sparks imagination, fosters a love for reading, and promotes important values such as empathy and teamwork. Enhancing the theatrical experience is a live musician, with original songs that capture the essence of Tim Winton’s world, inviting students to immerse themselves fully in the magical atmosphere of the play.
Prepare to laugh, sing and be thoroughly entertained as audiences embark on an investigative journey to catch the thief, where every twist and turn is met with a sense of wonder. The Bugalugs Bum Thief is a delightful celebration of friendship and adventure that promises to leave viewers of all ages with smiles on their faces and hearts full of joy.
Image credit: Alanna Paxton
“Bum believable fun and chuckles galore”
What’s The Show
“The Bugalugs Bum Thief is a delightful and charming production that celebrates the magic of storytelling and the power of imagination. It’s a fun theatrical song and dance mystery full of adventure in Bugalugs. Plus, it’s about bums. The kids will love it.”
Stage Whispers
Age recommendation: 5-12 years
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email excursions@shen.org.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

Sydney Dance Company performance of 'Current' - Wednesday 16th September, 2026 11am - for upper Primary School & High School, 9yrs - 18yrs
2026-09-16 11:00 - 13:00 | Sydney Dance Company, Neilson Studio, Walsh Bay Arts precinct, Dawes Point, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Dance Company performance of ‘Current’ – Wednesday 16th September, 2026 11am – for upper Primary School & High School, 9yrs – 18yrs
at the Sydney Dance Company, Nielson Studio
CURRENT 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.
Created 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.
We 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.
Please note that the School Matinee performances may not include both works.
Performance duration: TBA
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
Ticket sales will end on the 19th August, unless sold out beforehand.
Please 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).

‘Macbeth' Tabletop Shakespeare @Sydney Opera House, Tuesday 22nd September, 11.30am
2026-09-22 11:30 - 12:30 | Sydney Opera House, Playhouse Theatre, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Opera House in conjunction with Forced Entertainment present
Tabletop Shakespeare: Macbeth
Shakespeare comes to life with miniature everyday objects
From 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.
In 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.
Guided 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.
With humour, simplicity and imagination, each performance invites students to rediscover well-known characters and plots in surprising and memorable ways.
These 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.
Forced 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.
What to expect
Students will experience:

Iconic 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!
A narrator-performer, humour, simplicity and imagination.
Symbolism and Shakespearean storytelling.
A simple set and inventive use of everyday props.

Subject areas: English, Drama, History, Creative Arts.
General capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities:Literacy, Critical and Creative Thinking, Personal and Social Capability, Intercultural Understanding.
Key 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.
Age recommendation: 11-18 years
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. (Please note: you can book both Tabletop Shakespeare sessions)
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email excursions@shen.org.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

‘Romeo and Juliet' Tabletop Shakespeare @Sydney Opera House, 22nd September, 1pm
2026-09-22 13:00 - 14:00 | Sydney Opera House, Playhouse Theatre, Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Sydney Opera House in conjunction with Forced Entertainment present
Tabletop Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare comes to life with miniature everyday objects
From 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.
In 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.
Guided 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.
With humour, simplicity and imagination, each performance invites students to rediscover well-known characters and plots in surprising and memorable ways.
These 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.
Forced 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.
What to expect
Students will experience:

Iconic 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!
A narrator-performer, humour, simplicity and imagination.
Symbolism and Shakespearean storytelling.
A simple set and inventive use of everyday props.

Subject areas: English, Drama, History, Creative Arts.
General capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities:Literacy, Critical and Creative Thinking, Personal and Social Capability, Intercultural Understanding.
Key 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.
Age recommendation: 11-18 years
YOU MUST BE A SHEN MEMBER TO BOOK TICKETS. PLEASE ONLY BOOK FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY. (Please note: you can book both Tabletop Shakespeare sessions)
If you chose Companion Card ticket, please email excursions@shen.org.au immediately after purchase with a copy of your Companion Card.

Hazelhurst connect and create art workshop
2026-09-24 13:00 - 15:00 | NSW
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.
Sessions 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.
In 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.
Create & 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.
When: Last Thursday of the Month
Time: 1pm to 3pm
Cost: $20.00 per child

Sydney Action Park Day 26 Nov 2026
2026-11-26 12:00 - 17:00 | NSW
Date:
Thursday 26 November 2026
Time: 12pm – 5pm
Location:
Sydney Action Park
427 Reservoir Rd, Prospect NSW 2148
Price:
$65 per person, Under 3s FREE, Companion Card Holders FREE, Payment Plan available during August 2026
Event Description:
ALL 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
Why an Exclusive Homeschool Day at Sydney Action Park?

Unlimited access to thrilling water slides, splash zones, wave pools and attractions for all ages. No public access.
An exclusive opportunity to enjoy the park surrounded by fellow homeschool families in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.
A chance to reconnect with friends from last year and meet new homeschooling families from across the region & Australia.
A wonderful way to celebrate another successful year of homeschooling with a day dedicated to fun, friendship & community.
An easy, relaxed environment where parents can connect, share experiences and build lasting friendships while the kids enjoy an unforgettable day together.

*This park is inclusive, email Elizabeth for details sydneyactionparkday@gmail.com
