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Frequently Asked Questions
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Kids activities span a wide age range from as young as 2 years old (Little Pro U5's soccer) through to teenagers. Most programs are age-specific, with activities like Wildlife Xposure targeting 3-7 year-olds, while sewing workshops and stroke correction clinics serve children from 6 years through to 16+ years. Programs are designed with specific age groups in mind to ensure age-appropriate instruction and peer interaction.
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Approximately 90% of materials in sewing workshops come from recycled sources, including industrial waste. Most art classes provide all necessary materials—pottery classes include clay and firing, painting classes supply non-toxic acrylic paints, mosaic workshops provide tiles and tools, and pottery handbuilding classes offer all materials including the ceramic pieces. No additional material costs are typically required.
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Class sizes are kept intentionally small. Zoo keeper programs are strictly limited to 15 students per day. Soccer training groups contain around 10 players with a maximum of 16. Free kids baking classes allow a maximum of 4 children per booking. Swimming stroke correction clinics have 6 swimmers per group. These smaller numbers ensure personalized attention and tailored feedback.
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School holiday offerings include wildlife experiences (Zoo Experience, Reptile Encounters HQ tours, Wildlife Xposure), creative workshops (pottery, sewing, painting, mosaic), sports camps (footy camps in Geelong and Shepparton, soccer programs), and specialized activities (chocolate making, flower picking). Most run during scheduled school holiday periods with specific dates and multiple time slots available.
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Yes. A 10% discount applies to multiple workshop bookings for one student or bookings between siblings within the same school holiday period or term. This applies to sewing workshops, art classes, and various other programs. The discount code MULTIPLE10 is applied at checkout. Some programs also offer discounts for bookings between friends on the same workshop.
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Parent participation varies by program. Family pottery classes are specifically designed for an adult and child together, with additional child tickets available. In pottery handbuilding classes, parents can join as paid participants. For wildlife experiences and most skill-based programs, parent observation is permitted but participation differs by activity. Some programs require parent/guardian supervision, particularly for younger age groups.