Children and families are invited to enjoy a free drop-in sensory play experience inspired by Noongar Country.
Using natural textures, bush scents, flowers and leaves, children can explore and connect with the land. Older children can get creative at the clay creation station, where they will make pinch pot gumnuts, found on Noongar Country.
This is a self-guided activity, however parental supervision is essential.
Event details
This is a free event, walk-ins are welcome (no registration required).
Dates: Runs each weekday in April (excluding public holidays and 7 April)
Times: 11am – 3pm (Arrive when you like and leave when you’re ready.)
Location: Once Known at Old Perth Boys’ School; Curtin 139 St Georges Terrace, Perth
Photography
This event may be photographed and/or videoed, and images may be used for promotional and marketing purposes, including social media. If you do not wish you or your child to be photographed or videoed, please notify staff.
Accessibility
Everyone is welcome. Plan your visit to Curtin 139 St Georges Terrace.
Header Image: Sample materials used in Kaya Boodja! sensory play sessions. Photo by Mel Macauley.
Proudly part of the Lotterywest Boorloo Heritage Festival: 1 April – 30 April. Supported by Lotterywest and City of Perth.
