Wyndham City has the perfect event for parents looking for educational ways to entertain their children. The Play Expo will be held at Penrose Community Centre in Tarneit on Wednesday, 21 March from 10am to 1pm.
Wyndham City’s Family Friendly City portfolio holder Cr Mia Shaw said the free event would show parents how they can support their children to learn through play.
“Council’s Play Expo will be held during National Playgroup Week and is designed to give parents with children aged five and under hands on games and play experiences that they can use at home,” Cr Shaw said.
With almost 10 per cent of Wyndham’s population aged five and under, the Play Expo is ideal for families looking to engage and play more with their children.
“Play is important for children’s brain development and helps improve their creativity and social skills. It’s great that Council is able to offer free events like this for the community, so I encourage everyone to come along and see how learning can be fun,” said Cr Shaw.
No bookings are required. For more information visit www.wyndham.vic.gov.au
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