A fun and educational morning for kids aged 1-7 to explore the world of Australian native bees with scientist and author Dr Kit Prendergast.
Sunday 8 November 2026
10:00am - 11:00am
Beeliar Community Centre, Beeliar 33 Lakefront Avenue Beeliar WA 6164
Free
Dive into the fascinating world of Australian native bees with Dr Kit "Bee Babette" Prendergast. This engaging event offers children a chance to meet Amy the Amegilla, a real native bee, through storytelling and interactive activities. It’s perfect for little nature lovers eager to learn about these incredible pollinators.
Kids will enjoy a mix of story readings tailored to different age groups, followed by hands-on bee-themed crafts that spark creativity and curiosity. The morning promises a blend of education and fun, making it an ideal outing for families with young children.
Whether your child is a budding scientist or simply loves animals, this event provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature and understand the importance of native bees in our environment.
The event runs from 10:00 to 11:00 am on Sunday, 8 November 2026, and is free to attend. The schedule includes:
- 10:00-10:15 am: Story reading and Q&A for ages 1-4
- 10:15-10:45 am: Bee-themed activities and crafts for ages 1-7
- 10:45-11:00 am: Story reading and Q&A for ages 4-7
Children are encouraged to bring a hat and water bottle to stay comfortable during the session. The event is designed for children aged 1 to 7 years, ensuring age-appropriate content and activities.
The event takes place at Beeliar Community Centre, located at 33 Lakefront Avenue, Beeliar WA 6164. The venue offers accessible toilets, accessible parking (ACROD), free parking, bicycle racks, public toilets, and a water refill station.
The community centre is equipped with accessibility features including in-map voice and accessible colour choices to support all attendees. Families can enjoy a welcoming and inclusive environment for this nature-inspired event.
This event is suitable for young children aged 1 to 7 years and their families. It is designed to be both educational and entertaining, focusing on native bee conservation and awareness.
Parents should ensure their children are supervised throughout the event. The storytelling and craft activities are tailored to engage different age groups within the target range.
The event is free, but spaces may be limited, so early registration is recommended to secure your spot.
Attendance is free of charge. Registration is required to participate, helping organisers manage numbers and ensure a smooth experience for all families.
To register or find out more, contact the City of Cockburn via phone or email. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment, as this popular event fills quickly.
Enjoy a morning of discovery, creativity, and connection with nature at this delightful community event.
