June 9: Adventure starts at home
June is OUR screen free Living for children and teens MONTH!
Today's screen-free activity is creating a treasure hunt around the house or garden!
A treasure hunt is a great way to spark curiosity, encourage problem-solving, and turn familiar spaces into exciting places to explore. Whether children are following clues, searching for hidden objects or creating a treasure hunt for someone else to complete, there's plenty of fun to be had along the way.
Activities like this can help support communication, creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking skills. Children can practise following instructions, solving simple puzzles and using their imagination as they work their way towards the final treasure.
One of the best things about a treasure hunt is that it can be adapted to suit different ages, interests, and abilities. Some children may enjoy creating clues, while others love the challenge of finding hidden items. Whether they're designing the hunt, solving riddles, hiding treasures or searching for clues, everyone can get involved and contribute in their own way.
Let the adventure begin!
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Pride: Pose, Power & Pride: Queer Culture Now and Then
Wednesday 10 June 2026
12:00 13:00
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This interactive 60 minute Pride Month session uses the iconic series Pose as a launchpad to explore the radical roots, resilience, and cultural influence of queer and trans communities — especially Black and Latine voices from the ballroom scene.
Through games, storytelling, and creative reflection, participants will uncover how language, identity, and inclusion have evolved, and why terms like transsexual, queer, and Trans+ mean different things to different people.
The session invites teams to move beyond corporate checkboxes and into a deeper, more joyful, and more respectful understanding of LGBTQ+ identities — with a few voguing vibes along the way.