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30 April 2024 : 8:00 AM - 01 May 2024 : 8:00 AM
Term 2 of our Mums & Bubs Yoga program starts Tuesday 30 April 2024.
The Mums & Bubs Yoga program offers a gentle yoga class for new mothers to assist them in regaining the strength of their core and pelvic floor muscles.
The mother will also learn breathing and relaxation exercises while bonding with their baby. This class is suitable for babies up to eight months of age, or until they become independently mobile.
🧘🏻♂️ reducing anxiety and stress.
Course Duration: 30 April – 18 June 2024
Book your spot here as places are limited.
199 Hale Road, Forrestfield
City of Kalamunda Recreation 9359 1700 recreation@kalamunda.wa.gov.au https://kalamunda.wa.gov.au/recreation-tourism/sports-recreation
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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.
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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