Does your child love LEGO? The Intergenerational LEGO Club is a supportive weekly program where children aged 6–12 are paired with trained teen mentors (15–18) to build, create, and connect—brick by brick.

This program is especially helpful for children who are shy, or socially isolated, offering a gentle and fun way to practice social skills in a safe, structured space.

This program is free with Craig Family Centre membership. Thursdays 4 to 5 pm.

Homework Club is a free weekly program that provides academic support and mentoring to primary and early secondary students in a relaxed and friendly environment. Whether your child needs help with schoolwork, wants to build stronger study habits, or simply benefits from extra encouragement, our dedicated mentors are here to help.

Our team includes experienced volunteers and educators who work one-on-one or in small groups to support learning in literacy, numeracy, and other core subjects. The club also builds confidence, routine, and social connection—making learning more enjoyable and accessible for all.

The program is ideal for students in Years 3–8, including those from diverse or multicultural backgrounds, newly arrived families, or students who would benefit from extra support outside the classroom.

Free program with Craig Family Centre membership. Homework Club runs on Wednesdays from 4 to 5:30 pm.

A free 4-week refresher course for older drivers.
Join us for an informative, informal and friendly refresher course, to upgrade your knowledge and build on your experience to keep you driving safely.

Wednesdays 12.30pm-2.30pm for 4 weeks, from 4 March 2026 - 25 March 2026.

The Mah Jong members are a friendly group who meet every Monday morning. While winning games is a bonus, building friendships and socialising is more important.

New members are always welcome.

A small fee is payable on the day of attendance.

Pre-intermediate English Level 1-2
Focuses on improving speaking skills for EAL learners.
An English beginner class to improve your everyday speaking & listening skills, in a small friendly and supportive group.
This short course helps you to be understood more easily and speak with greater confidence.

Beginner’s English is for English as Additional learners (EAL) at a beginner level. It focuses on developing oral and written skills for everyday use.

This course runs every term throughout the year.
New students are welcome at anytime; an interview with the co-ordinator is required.
Please call the Centre on 9885 9401 to arrange a time.

2026 Term Dates
Term 1: 27 Feb – 27 Mar (5wks)
Term 2: 24 Apr – 26 Jun (10wks)
Term 3: 17 Jul – 18 Sep (10wks)
Term 4: 9 Oct – 20 Nov (7wks)

Practice the Mandarin language through the art of song. This fun and lively group love to explore the Chinese culture through singing Chinese folk songs.