Playgroup In The Park
The Canterbury Child and Family Interagency invite local parents with pre-school aged children to attend the Playgroup in the Park on Thursday 16th February at Wiley Park, near the play equipment at Edge St from 10am to 1pm.
Play is not only a fun and special part of childhood, it is also important for children's learning and healthy development. There will be plenty of fun activities and games to involve young children and their parents or carers on the day. This will be an opportunity to get out of the house, enjoy some play time, and meet other families and workers from local children's services.
This is a FREE event. Morning tea and lunch will also be available at no cost. For more information, please call Wendi on 9759 4061.
News & Updates
We're encouraging residents to head to Campsie Library on 14 February for the launch of the National Year of Reading, joined by local authors Nadia Wheatley, Debra Adelaide and prize winning local poet Andy Kissane.
We are helping parents make sure that their children's car safety restraints are properly fitted at our free child Restraint Safety Check Day on Saturday, 25 February 2012 from 9am-12noon.
Council's two-day Australia Day celebration turned out to be a great success where the City of Canterbury comes together and can reflect on our national journey.
Council is pleased recognise the efforts of many of the unsung heroes in our community by announcing the winners of the City of Canterbury 2012 Citizen of the Year Awards.
Pack your picnic blankets, bean bag lounges and chairs and join us to watch this hilarious tale on Friday 9 March 2012 at Gough Whitlam Park. Parking, food and beverages are available!
Anyone who had getting healthy as their New Years resolution should join Canterbury Aquatic and Fitness Centre Beat It program at Canterbury Aquatic and Fitness Centre. Whether you are doing it for health reasons or to look good, there is no better time to start exercising than now!
Local residents who live alone are being encouraged to register their details in the Next of Kin Register with NSW Police.
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