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Active kids comes to a park near you
HUTT CITY COUNCIL NEWS RELEASE
17 December 2012
Active kids comes to a park near
you
Looking for some easy entertainment for the kids close to home during the school holidays?
Hutt City Council’s Active Kids park sessions are set to keep hundreds of children active and energised.
Come along to one of Hutt City’s great parks and enjoy two hours of fun and games designed to keep the entire family active during the holidays.
Active Kids is designed to introduce children aged 5 to 12 years to sport and movement skills, in a fun, inclusive and supportive atmosphere.
Council’s recreation and events manager Duncan Chisholm says activities are suitable for all abilities and will run between 10am to 12noon and 1pm to 3pm.
“These sessions are all about having fun and getting everyone involved - bring a picnic and make a day of it.”
Please wear shoes, a hat, comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle, sunscreen and a healthy snack for after the session. Parents and caregivers are required to stay with children throughout the programme. If wet, the event is cancelled.
No bookings required, just arrive at your chosen session and have FUN!
Schedule:
Monday 14 Jan
Mary Crowther Park, Wise St, Wainuiomata 10am –
12pm
Petone Recreation Ground, Udy St, Petone 1pm – 3pm
Tuesday 15 Jan Naenae Park, Gibson Cres, Naenae 10am – 12pm
Te Whiti Park, Whites Line East, Waiwhetu 1pm – 3pm
Wednesday 16 Jan Hikoikoi Reserve, Marine Pde, Petone 10am – 12pm
Williams Park, Marine Dr, Days Bay 1pm – 3pm
Thursday 17 Jan Delaney Park, George St, Stokes Valley 10am – 12pm
Pomare Playground, High St, Pomare 1pm – 3pm
Friday 18 Jan Martin Gr Reserve, Martin Gr, Normandale 10am – 12pm
Rowan St Reserve, Dowse Dr, Maungaraki 1pm – 3pm
Monday 21 Jan NO SESSION – PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Tuesday 22 Jan Trafalgar Park, Trafalgar St, Waterloo 10am – 12pm
Hutt Recreation Ground, Myrtle St, Hutt Central 1pm – 3pm
Wednesday 23 Jan Hugh Sinclair Park, The Strand, Wainuiomata 10am – 12pm
Williams Park, Marine Dr, Days Bay 1pm – 3pm
Thursday 24 Jan Walter Nash Park, Molesworth St, Taita 10am – 12noon
Avalon Park, Fairway Dr, Avalon 1pm – 3pm
Friday 25 Jan Roberts St Reserve, Roberts St, Epuni 10am – 12pm
Fraser Park, Taita Dr, Taita 1pm – 3pm
Monday 28 Jan Butler St Reserve, Butler St, Naenae 10am – 12pm
Holborn Dr Reserve, Holborn Dr, Stokes Valley 1pm – 3pm
Tuesday 29 Jan Purser Grove Reserve, Purser Gr, Fairfield 10am – 12pm
CL Bishop Park, Marine Pde, Eastbourne 1pm – 3pm
Wednesday 30 Jan Hewer St Reserve, Hewer St, Naenae 10am – 12pm
Kelson School, Taieri St, Kelson 1pm – 3pm
Thursday 31 Jan Richard Prouse Park, Hine Rd, Wainuiomata 10am – 12pm
Karaka St Reserve, Karaka St, Wainuiomata 1pm – 3pm
Friday 1 Feb Avalon Park, Fairway Dr, Avalon 10am – 12pm
1pm – 3pm
For more information and
updates visit www.huttcity.govt.nz/recreation
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