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    Minecrafters – School Holiday Group

    15 April @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

    Calling all Minecrafters! This group is filled with exciting activities, including interactive Minecraft play sessions, themed crafts, and fun competitions. Kids will enhance their teamwork and communication skills while diving deep into the Minecraft universe. Whether you’re an expert, or just starting your journey, there’s something for everyone!

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    Date:
    15 April
    Time:
    10:00 am - 12:00 pm
    Series:
    Minecrafters – School Holiday Group
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    Website:
    https://reachtherapyservices.com.au/

    Organizer

    Reach Therapy Services
    Phone
    0423 511 479
    Email
    enquiries@reachtherapyservices.com.au
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    Other

    Accessibility
    Accessible Parking, Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Aware, Social Story Available
    Age of Child
    6-9 years
    Interests
    Group Therapy Program, Neurodivergent friendly, School Holiday Program, Social Group

    Venue

    37A Brandon Street, South Perth
    27A Brandon Street
    South Perth, 6151     + Google Map
    Phone
    0423 511 479
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