Our Services and Community

Circus Quirkus

The Rotary Club of Highton proudly presents International Entertainment’s animal-free ‘Circus Quirkus’.

 

Circus Quirkus provides children of all abilities and backgrounds an opportunity to experience world-class entertainment in an inclusive, accessible & safe environment where they feel welcomed and free to be themselves without restriction or judgement.

 

Thanks to the generous support & sponsorship from the Geelong’s business communities, tickets are COMPLIMENTARY for children who have faced any difficulties or disadvantage in recent times, including but not limited to children with a disability, ASD, chronic illness, in foster-care or with low socio-economic status.

 

Circus Quirkus is a contemporary take on favourite, traditional circuses of ages past. It is an eclectic & entertaining mix of circus acts brought to you from all over the world. Internationally renowned clowns, jugglers, acrobats & more, deliver hilarious, hugely engaging & sometimes death-defying acts of unbelievable skill. Circus Quirkus is suitable for kids of all ages. Please visit the website for further details…

http://www.circusquirkus.com.au/ 

 

We hope it provides a wonderful day of respite & fun!

 

The school has a limited number of tickets available for the 6:00pm session, Friday 16th August at the West Geelong Town Hall. If you are interested, please contact the school office

 

Local Word Writer's Festival

Forming Connected Family Relationships through Storytelling

Local Word Writers Festival - Presentation with Q&A

As parents, we all want to feel connected with our children. We want to create nourishing relationships built on love and trust.Helping our children to learn to be resilient in the face of today’s challenges and mental health struggles is one of our key roles as a parent. Using personal stories not only helps our children learn these skills, but it also helps us to build connected relationships. Led by Andy McNeilly, this workshop is filled with stories and examples of how to do this at home. You will walk away with simple strategies to help your children learn the skills to become more resilient and face the challenges of today’s world.

As a primary school teacher, Andy McNeilly noticed that schools were doing a great job of teaching the academics, but students were lacking social and emotional learning skills. He started to run some workshops to help parents, and after receiving great feedback, he decided to write a book. Connecting with Your Kids was Andy’s first book, released in 2019. His second book, Connecting with your Teens, was released in 2023.

Up to 20 participants aged 18+. For parents, educators and aspiring writers.

Tickets $20pp OR $10pp for library members (free to join).

For the full program of 15 events being held across the region, visit www.grlc.vic.gov.au/localword

 

To make a booking, click the following link…

https://events.grlc.vic.gov.au/event/11100856

  

Here is the link for further details about the festival…

https://www.grlc.vic.gov.au/localword

 

Playgroup Term 3

Please find attached our flyer for our Playgroup that we are offering to families and friends of Little Fox Children's Therapy for Term 3, 2024.

If you have any queries or questions regarding our services, please contact us via this email address and we will do our best to assist.

Merrin Millard

Administration Coordinator

Little Fox Children's Therapy

https://littlefoxchildrenstherapy.com

257 Roslyn Road, Highton Victoria 3216, Australia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

City of Greater Geelong Wadawurrung Country 

On the 26 October, 2024, 11 new councillors will be elected onto the City of Greater Geelong Council. These people will be responsible for representing their communities and shaping what Greater Geelong looks like for the next four years and beyond.

 

It is important our councillors know what the community wants and needs, and this includes hearing from the children who call Greater Geelong home.

 

We want to know where your favourite places and spaces to visit in Greater Geelong are. This information will be provided to Council and will help them develop the four-year Council Plan 2025-2029.

 

Follow this link so that the children have the opportunity to tell us which places and spaces they like to visit.

Council Plan Kids Hub! | Council Plan 2025-29 | Have Your Say (geelongaustralia.com.au)

 

Thank you for your help in assisting to get children’s voices heard.