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South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.
South Sprouts is a friendly playgroup for kids aged 1 to 5, run by a qualified early childhood teacher in partnership with Play Matters Australia. It happens every Tuesday from 9am to 1pm during school terms at Dalby South State School. The aim is to help little ones get ready for school and make new friends in a relaxed setting. You'll find it in the first classroom opposite the library, with entry from Bunya Street. Just bring a hat and a water bottle. Cost isn't mentioned, so it might be free or you can ask the organisers.