ACT Playgroups Association

31/05/2026

ACT Playgroups is closed today to observe the Public Holiday for Reconciliation Day. This does mean there is no Boundless Paint and Play Playgroup today.

31/05/2026

Coming up at Paint and Play Playgroups this week, we continue to recognise National Reconciliation Week. There is no need to book for Paint and Play Playgroups, and they are free to attend. For more information, please call our team on toll-free 1800 171 882.

29/05/2026

Come along and enjoy the last few weeks of our Weekend Playgroup, located at our Castle Playroom in Cook. For more information, call our team on toll-free 1800 171 882.

28/05/2026

Here's a wonderful way you can incorporate Reconciliation Week learning into playgroup.

27/05/2026

Peace, happiness and blessings to those that celebrate.

27/05/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVrhbOhtTx0

📚 Join the magic of National Simultaneous

Today at 12pm, families all over Australia are reading Luna Roo: The Kangaroo Baller together — a fun story about courage, teamwork, and giving things a go.
👉 Read at home
👉 Visit your local playgroup or library
👉 Share your storytime moments with us!
Because reading together builds connection, confidence, and a lifelong love of books 💫

Join Niav Owens and the creators of Luna Roo: The Kangaroo Baller f...

26/05/2026

Oh dear, the weather and ground conditions strike again. No Ainslie Paint and Play Playgroup today. All our fingers and toes are crossed, we can see you next week.

26/05/2026

Wesley Whippersnappers Playgroup is looking for new members. Contact Jo via the details in the graphic for more information. Come and join in the fun and learning.

25/05/2026

Paint and Play Playgroup at Southern Cross School will be inside today due to the rain. Come along and still join

Kambah Nature Play is however, cancelled.

25/05/2026

🌿 National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June) 🌿

This week, we come together to reflect on our shared history, honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and take meaningful steps toward a more respectful and united future.

The 2026 theme, “All In”, reminds us that reconciliation is not a spectator sport — it calls on each of us to listen, learn, and take action every day.

At playgroups, we see the power of connection from the earliest years. By celebrating culture, embracing diversity, and creating inclusive spaces for families, we can help shape a future grounded in respect, understanding, and belonging.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, learn and play, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.

Let’s all take a moment this week to reflect, learn, and ask—what does being “All In” for reconciliation look like for me, my family, and my community?