There is another week to go of the school holidays but activities start to wind down as everyone prepares to get back to class.

COVID-19 has limited the scale and scope of many school holiday programs this summer, but there is still fun to be found across the Fleurieu.

Here is what is on for the kids next week, from 18-24 January.

GOOLWA

Goolwa Library, 11 Cadell Street.

Download the full Alexandrina school holiday program and book an event online.

Download the School Holiday Program brochure here

Book an event here

Tuesday 19 January

Sun Catchers - 10-11am. FREE. Bookings Essential. 

Suitable for ages 5 and above.

Create your own design or use one supplied to brighten up your room with a sun catcher.   

Goolwa Community Centre, at 25 Cadell Street, also offers daily activities from 10am-12noon for ages 5-8 and 1-3pm for ages 8-13. Cost is $5.

Bookings essential via Facebook or email.

HAYBOROUGH

Fleurieu Aquatic Centre, 50 Ocean Road.

Monday 18 January

Inflatable Run – 1.30-3.30pm. Suitable for ages 6+ who are confident swimmers in deep water.

Take on the inflatable obstacle course. 

Tuesday 19 January

Cheap Tuesday 10am-2pm $2 entry for kids 4-15 years.

Wednesday 20 January

Inflatable Run – 1.30-3.30pm. Suitable for ages 6+ who are confident swimmers in deep water.

Take on the inflatable obstacle course.

Thursday 21 January

Swing n Splash -12.30-2pm. Suitable for ages 6+ who are confident swimmers in deep water.

Jump, swing, soar and splash with a giant inflatable rope swing. 

STRATHALBYN

Strathalbyn Library, 1 Colman Terrace.

Download the full Alexandrina school holiday program and book an event online.

Download the School Holiday Program brochure here

Book an event here

Tuesday 19 January

Create Your Own Cartoon Character  - 1-2pm. 

FREE Bookings Essential. Suitable for ages 7 and under.

Enjoy fun games, challenges and laughter while creating your own cartoon character. No Artistic ability needed for this fun-filled activity. 

Unfinished Cartoon Masterpieces & Tricks Of The Trade – 2-3pm. 

FREE Bookings Essential. Suitable for ages 7 and above. 

Come and learn some tricks of the trade and create your very own cartoon masterpiece. 

10 Live Caricatures - 3-4pm.

Attendance at one of the two cartoon workshops above will give you a chance of having your name drawn as a winner of the live caricature sittings. Good Luck!

Strathalbyn Pool, Colman Terrace

Offers Inflatable Fun Sessions 1.30-3.30pm on weekend during the whole summer season and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during the school holidays.

YANKALILLA

Yankalilla Library, 181 Main South Road.

Tuesday 19 January

Yarn Turtles - 10.30-11.30am

Make a turtle while having a yarn with your family. Suitable for all ages.

Wednesday 20 January

Jellyfish - 10.30-11.30am.

Print a body, fill it and add tentacles for your hanging jellyfish. Suitable for all ages.

Thursday 21 January

Marine Talk - 10.30-11.30am & 1-3pm.

Learn about the weird fishes of the Fleurieu. Suitable for all ages.

Bookings essential for each event. One booking per family per event. Limited places. Parental supervision is required at all events. Book via email or via Eventbrite. 

Victor Harbor

Civic Centre, George Main Road.

Friday 22 January

Legomation Workshop - 10.30am-12.30pm & 1.30-3.30pm.

For ages 6+.

GooRoo's Lego Animation workshop teaches kids how to create their very own ‘Brick Films’. The participants will get a behind the scenes glimpse of what goes into producing animation on a professional level. They will then learn how to bring Lego to life using the Stop Motion Studio App available on mobile devices. The finished videos will be screened to the group and uploaded to YouTube via the GooRoo Animation Workshops channel to be shared with friends and family. The workshops are designed to inspire and provide the knowledge and tools to start making movies at home.

Bookings essential via Eventbrite. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

ONKAPARINGA

The City of Onkaparinga will offer Indoor craft and storytime at its various libraries as well as outdoor activities such as creating mandalas on the beach and taking a guided reef ramble.

Find full details on the council website.