Lots happening this term and a massive thank you to Amy Morgan for volunteering her time this to teach crochet to everyone that was interested.
So many participants the first few days..

Breakfast Club continues and I’m so glad Howard and Anna could help out while I was struggling with some physical issues.

We ‘show no mercy’ while playing and improving our UNO Skills on Tuesday lunchtimes..
with our Brand New outdoor tables we can have more players join in and sit to play in two areas.
While outdoor play is always encouraged it’s also nice to relax and have company.

We had a lovely donation of dolls for younger kids and also Jos crochet Queens in Adelaide knitted 50 worry worms for Hawker staff and kids to compliment a book we loaned via Burra Library, called The big bag of worries. Ada and Ollie kindly read it to the middle school and I did in the lower levels.
That story was to help children recognise not all their worries are their own and that parents, friends and others may ask for help but you can’t solve them. Carrying too many can create sadness and this sometimes needs help to. It was a helpful read and even the little kids could connect.

Emily Wallis and Ada Fels attended the Hawker craft group and enjoyed their afternoon.