Week two of the school holidays features movies, sport, craft activities and community events across the Moree Plains.
Families looking for activities during the second week of the school holidays can choose from sport, movies, craft sessions, exhibitions and community events across the Moree Plains.
Activities are scheduled in Moree, Garah, Mungindi, Ashley, Boggabilla and Pallamallawa from Monday, July 13, with an additional PCYC Moree program included at the end of the guide for Monday, July 20.
Monday, July 13
A tennis clinic will be held at the Moree Tennis Courts from 10am to 1pm. Registration is essential, snacks will be provided and parental supervision is required.
PCYC Moree will run weekday school holiday activities at its Boston Street centre from Monday, July 13, to Friday, July 17.
The program is open to children aged five to 12, with drop-off available from 8am, activities running from 9am to 3pm and pick-up available until 4pm.
The program costs $35 a day. PCYC Moree lists an offer to book three full days and receive the fourth day free.
Activities across the week include trampoline, basketball, mini Olympics, Lego Masters and trivia, kickball, dodgeball, Nerf Wars and laser tag, STEM challenges, futsal, air-dry clay, a disco dance party and other games.
Bookings and enquiries can be made through PCYC Moree on 02 6752 3741.
Tuesday, July 14
A tennis clinic will be held at the Garah Tennis Courts from 10am to 1pm.
Registration is essential, snacks will be provided and parental supervision is required.
Wednesday, July 15
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants will screen at Moree Memorial Hall from 10am to noon. Tickets are $5.
In Mungindi, The Bad Guys 2 movie day will be held at the Mungindi Rural Transaction Centre from 11am to 2pm.
Registration is essential, snacks will be provided and parental supervision is required.
Thursday, July 16
A cupcake and cookie decorating session will be held at Ashley Hall from 11am to 1pm.
Registration is essential, snacks will be provided and parental supervision is required.
Friday, July 17
Children can take part in boomerang and rain stick decorating at the Drug ARM Winangalabaa ‘Place of Knowledge’ Centre, 134 Merriwa Street, Boggabilla, from 11am to 1pm.
Registration is essential, snacks will be provided and parental supervision is required.
Registrations for the Moree, Garah, Ashley and Boggabilla activities can be made through Moree Community Library on 02 6757 3374.
Across the week
Families can visit Bank Art Museum Moree, where The Bleakley Collection and I Believe In This will run until Saturday, July 18.
The exhibition Traces of the Hand will continue until Saturday, September 5.
The museum, at 25 Frome Street, is open from 10am to 4pm Tuesday to Friday and from 10am to 1pm on Saturday. Entry is free.
Sunday, July 19
The Pally Bush Markets will be held at Pallamallawa War Memorial Hall from 8am to noon.
Monday, July 20
PCYC Moree will hold an additional school holiday program at its Boston Street centre.
Activities listed for the day include an Amazing Race, gymnastics, futsal, back-to-school crafts and a school colours day.
The program is open to children aged five to 12, with drop-off available from 8am, activities running from 9am to 3pm and pick-up available until 4pm.
The daily cost is $35. Bookings and enquiries can be made through PCYC Moree on 02 6752 3741.
Moree Christian School students return for Term 3 on Monday, July 20. Students at NSW public schools return on Tuesday, July 21, following a school development day on Monday.
Parents and carers should confirm bookings and any changed arrangements directly with organisers before attending.
