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Test your knowledge of the new and improved Stirk Park with a range of activities for young people of all ages!
Discover parks in the City of Kalamunda! Explore beautiful outdoor spaces, picnic areas, playgrounds, and walking trails perfect for relaxation and recreation.
28 October 2026 : 9:30 PM - 28 October 2026 : 11:30 PM
Join the City of Kalamunda for a fun-filled morning of FREE activities, entertainment and play as we celebrate Children's Week 2026!
Children's Week is an annual celebration recognising the rights, achievements and wellbeing of children. Each year, the celebration highlights an article from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).In 2026, Children's Week celebrates Article 30, recognising every child's right to use their own language, celebrate their culture and practise their religion.Inspired by this year's theme, our festival celebrates language, culture and belonging, bringing children, families and the community together through play, creativity and connection.Designed for children aged 0-5 years and their families, the morning will feature interactive activities, live entertainment, storytelling, creative play and opportunities to connect with local early years services.
Event Details:📅 Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2026🕘 Time: 9:30am - 11:30am📍 Location: Magnolia Way Reserve, Forrestfield🎟️ Cost: FREE!Come along, explore, play and celebrate the wonderful diversity of our community!Registrations are free - we can't wait to see you there!
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The Zig Zag AEDC Program is a grant-funded initiative supported by the Department of Communities. It aims to improve outcomes for families with children under five by utilising data from the Australian Early Development Census (AEDC). This project is a collaboration between the City of Kalamunda and the Zig Zag Early Years Partnership, which includes local services focused on fostering connection, information-sharing, and empowerment initiatives to support local families.
Zig Zag AEDC Community Grants now open, close 1 October 2025.
The grant program is about supporting not-for-profit services and community groups who are delivering programs that support the positive and healthy development of local families with under 5s across the City.
Funding Available: Up to $500 per group
Collaborative partnerships are encouraged; however, each organisation must submit its own application for up to $500 to support their joint project.
Who Can Apply: Not-for-profit providers, community groups, and community playgroups.
Purpose: To support family-focused events, activities or staff upskilling that promote healthy childhood development in line with the Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) Domains for children under 5.
Please read the Zig Zag AEDC Community Grants Program Info Pack first before applying.
Please complete the FINAL Zig Zag AEDC Community Grant Application Form once you have spoken the relevant City Officer.
What is the AEDC?
The Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) is a nationwide census that provides valuable insights into children’s development and wellbeing. It assesses five key areas of early childhood development, known as ‘Domains’:
Data is collected every three years from children in their first year of full-time school. This data helps teachers, parents, communities, and governments track trends and respond more effectively to the needs of children at a local level.
What’s Coming in 2025?
Throughout 2025, the Zig Zag AEDC Program will introduce a range of activities to engage and involve the whole community, including:
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The Zig Zag Early Years Partnership (ZZEYP) is an early years network which exists within the City of Kalamunda. Early Years Networks (EYNs) are groups of parents, professionals and community members committed to improving outcomes for children up to eight (8).
The City of Kalamunda is an active member of the ZZEYP, employing a community development officer to assist with the group’s coordination and community activities.
The ZZEYP exists within the City of Kalamunda to support families, early years service providers, and early childhood practitioners through the formulation and delivery of early years strategies.
The ZZEYP, with the support of the City of Kalamunda, achieves their mission by:
The ZZEYP Coordination Group meets monthly and advocates for and facilitates a variety of Early Years events throughout the City. This group includes various providers and advocates for the early years, including:
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