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Push play this summer in local parks
21 DECEMBER 2009
Push play this summer in local parks
The Push Play in the Park programme is back for another summer and set to keep hundreds of children active and energised over the school holidays
One of the best things about summer is being outside in any one of Hutt City's great parks and families are encouraged to come down and join our Push Play Activators for two-hours of fun and games each afternoon designed to keep the entire family active during the holidays.
Activities are suitable for all abilities and designed for children aged 5 to 10 years.
Each session will run from 1:00pm to 3:00pm and is designed to encourage the push play message emphasising fun, variety, enjoyment, simplicity and involvement for all.
Picnic’s are encouraged and please wear sunscreen, shoes, a hat and bring a water bottle. Parents and caregivers are required to stay with children throughout the programme. If wet, the event is cancelled
Locations:
Monday 11 January
Walter Nash Park, Reynolds Street, Taita
Tuesday 12
January Williams Park, Marine Drive, Days
Bay
Wednesday 13 January Te Whiti Park,
Whites Line East, Waiwhetu
Thursday 14 January
Parkway Family Playground, Parkway, Wainuiomata
Friday 15
January Petone Recreation Ground,
Buick Street, Petone
Monday 18 January
Speldhurst Park, Stokes Valley Road, Stokes
Valley
Tuesday 19 January Frank Cameron
Park, George Gee Dr, Korokoro
Wednesday 20 January
Avalon Park, Taita Drive, Avalon
Thursday 21 January
Randwick School, Randwick Road, Moera
Friday 22 January
Naenae Park, Seddon Street, Naenae
Tuesday 26 January
Hutt Recreation Ground, Woburn Road, Central
Hutt
Wednesday 27 January Trafalgar Park,
Trafalgar Street, Waterloo
Thursday 28 January
CL Bishop Park, Marine Parade, Eastbourne
Friday 29
January Maungaraki School, Dowse
Drive, Maungaraki
For details on this and other events happening in the Hutt this summer, pick up a copy of the new Summer Scene brochure available from council facilities around the Hutt Valley or by visiting www.summerscene.co.nz
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