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Messy Play Week 22, 24, 26 August

Melissa Walton from Papakura Playcentre

Join us at Papakura Playcentre for a free morning of messy play and sensory fun with slime, gloop, paint, potions and more!

Messy play is captivating for young children and offers limitless opportunities for learning while developing motor, language and social skills... all through play! Explore the benefits alongside your child, with a range of free sensory activities they’re sure to love.
Say yes to the mess!

Suitable for tamariki aged 0-5 and their parents or caregivers. Please bring a spare change of clothes for your child and their morning tea.

August 22 Mon, 24 Wed, 26 Fri 9:30am - 12pm
Send us an email at papakura@playcentre.org.nz to reserve your place.

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