A fun STEAM-based program for primary school children every Wednesday during term time at Scenic Rim Libraries.
Wednesday 6 May 2026
to Wednesday 24 June 2026
3:30pm - 4:30pm
Main St Shopping, 30-32 Main St, Tamborine Mountain QLD 4272
Free
Curious Kids is a delightful program designed to engage primary school-aged children in STEAM activities that stimulate creativity and problem-solving skills. Each session offers a fresh challenge that encourages young minds to think critically and explore new ideas in a supportive environment.
Children will enjoy hands-on activities that blend science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, making learning both fun and educational. Parents can expect their kids to be excited about returning each week to discover what new puzzles and projects await.
This program is perfect for parents looking to nurture their child's curiosity and creativity in a safe and friendly setting.
The program runs every Wednesday during term time from 15:30 to 16:30. It is held at the Scenic Rim Libraries located at 30-32 Main Street, Tamborine Mountain.
Parents and carers are required to supervise their children at all times, especially for children under 10 who must remain within sight of a responsible adult. The sessions are structured to encourage social interaction and collaborative learning among participants.
Please note that photography may occur during the sessions, and parents can inform staff if they prefer their child not to be photographed or engaged physically by others.
The venue is the Scenic Rim Libraries at Main Street, Tamborine Mountain, QLD 4272. This location is accessible and family-friendly, providing a welcoming space for children to explore and learn.
There is ample parking nearby, and the library is centrally located within the town, making it easy for families to attend after school or other activities.
Public transport options are limited, so driving or carpooling is recommended for convenience.
Supervision is essential; parents or carers must remain with their children throughout the program. This ensures safety and allows adults to support their child's participation.
Respect for personal boundaries is emphasized. Parents should seek permission before engaging with children who are not their own.
Children may naturally interact with staff and peers, but if you prefer your child to have limited interaction, please stay close and supervise accordingly.
The program is free to attend, making it an accessible option for families seeking enriching activities during the school term.
No prior booking is required, but arriving early is recommended to secure a spot as places may be limited.
For more information, parents can contact the library directly or visit their website.
