July School Holiday Program 2026 Where: Point Clare Scout Hall, 1 Jirrah Avenue, Point Clare NSW 2250When: 7–9 July 2026Time: 8:30am – 4:00pm Each day is designed to offer a mix of guided projects and open-ended creativity. Children will move between a range of creative stations, with opportunities to try new techniques, explore different materials, and create at their own pace. What to expect Each day brings a fresh mix of activities, so children can join for one day or multiple days and enjoy something new each time. Activities across the three days include: Polymer clay — bead making to create a marbled trinket dish, lanyard or necklace Printmaking — paint and print tote bags, exploring colour, shape and a variety of printing techniques Paper marbling — swirl vibrant colours into unique masterpieces to create bookmarks and keepsakes Cardboard creations — is it a bird, is it an alien? Let their imaginations run wild to transform something old into something new Outdoor walk — taking inspiration from nature (whilst shaking off the sillies) Creative morning tea — please send a piece of fruit to balance out the cookie decorating! We move with the energy of the group throughout the day, with time for rest and reset — including a chill-out space and a free-craft table children can return to at any time. We encourage children to follow their own ideas and enjoy the creative process! What to bring A water bottle Morning tea, including a piece of fruit Lunch Clothes suitable for art-making (things that can get a little messy!) Weather-appropriate clothing Please supply enough food to keep your child fuelled for the full day (8:30am – 4:00pm). What’s included All art materials and equipment A full day of guided and self-directed creative activities Supervision by experienced staff A safe and supportive environment (all staff hold current Working With Children Checks, with a First Aider onsite) Who it’s for Children aged 5–15 years. Activities are adapted to suit different ages and experience levels, with options for both younger makers and older kids ready to explore more detailed projects.
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