Playgroup Tasmania is committed to promoting and protecting the safety and wellbeing of all children. Everyone has a role to play in keeping children safe from harm and creating child safe and child friendly communities.
Playgroup Tasmania acknowledges that we live, work and play on Aboriginal land, land of the palawa people of lutruwita (Tasmania). We pay our respects to the Tasmanian Aboriginal community, to elders past and present and to all those who continue caring for country, sharing stories and upholding rights.
Children's Week Events Calendar
City Mission’s Colouring Competition: My Voice, My Story
Inside Out 4 Kids
Children 6–12 can join our colouring comp. Grab a page from City Mission shops.
Storytime
Queenstown Library
Storytime is a free 30 minute session which includes stories, rhymes and action songs.
Baby Rhyme Time
Smithton Library
A session that creates a supportive environment for interacting and engaging with baby.
Rock and Rhyme
Wynard Library
Rock and Rhyme is a session for preschoolers that includes stories, songs, rhymes and actions.
Storytime
Burnie Library
Storytime is a free 30 minute session which includes stories, rhymes and action songs.
Storytime
Ulverstone Library
Storytime is a free 30 minute session which includes stories, rhymes and action songs.
Sky Country: A StoryWalk Adventure
City of Launceston and Launceston Library
Hear Sky Country with Jo Cameron, explore the StoryWalk & enjoy creative activities!
Doorways to Parenting Summerhill Playgroup - Many Cultures, One Playgroup
The Salvation Army
Food share and Cultural resources reveal.
Storytime
Devonport Library
Storytime is a free 30 minute session which includes stories, rhymes and action songs.
Rock and Rhyme
Burnie Library
Rock and Rhyme is a free session for preschoolers that includes stories, songs, rhymes and actions.
Join us for a fun filled morning of songs, rhymes and stories!
Rock and Rhyme
Smithton Library
Rock and Rhyme is a session for preschoolers that includes stories, songs, rhymes and actions.
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