Opening for Term 3 bookings to the General Public on Thursday 12th June. Our Term 2 classes are now full, so if you are keen to join us in Term 3, add yourself to the waitlist listed at the bottom of this page, to receive priority booking from Monday 9th June.
If you are a currently enrolled family, simply LOG IN to your Baby Sensory account to view the Term 3 timetable and secure your place, from 5th June.
Every week our award winning Baby Sensory classes are different and each class is packed full of fantastic sights, stimulating sounds, tactile experiences, social and cooperative play and incredible bonding moments for you to share with your baby. In addition, you will have the opportunity to build your village by connecting with other local families and our knowledgeable and experienced class leaders (who are all parents themselves) will share lots of creative ideas for play that you can try at home with your baby.
We are located in the City West building, opposite the entrance to Scitech. Our WOW centre venue is in the same building as Scitech and Harvey Norman and is a lovely light-filled area with air conditioning and free 2-hour parking that is convenient and undercover.
Curious to know what we have planned for Term 3?
Our Winter Term is ALWAYS fabulous!
Our babies will
- Say "Bonjour!" at FRENCH WEEK
- Jam it out at ROCK'N'ROLL
- Explore the Great Barrier Reef in A SHARK'S TALE
- Amaze each other with fancy tricks at MAGIC BOX
- Tell all the dad’s and father figures how much they love them at FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL
- See the snowflakes sparkle in a WINTER WONDERLAND
- Celebrate the BEST OF BRITAIN
- Share their favourite stories for Book Week, with BOOKS, BELLS and BALLS
Plus heaps more!
A whole term of brand new themes and adventures for you and your baby to experience together; aiding your baby's development and making memories that you will treasure forever. So. Much. Fun.
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We wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land that we meet on, the Whadjuk (Perth region) people. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
