School Holiday Bug Detectives
Outdoors, Environment & Wildlife
Explore the fascinating world of bugs at Copernicus Way Reserve this September school holidays.
Details
Wednesday 23 September 2026
10:00am - 11:30am
Copernicus Way Reserve, Keilor Downs
Explore the fascinating world of bugs at Copernicus Way Reserve this September school holidays.
Wednesday 23 September 2026
10:00am - 11:30am
Copernicus Way Reserve, Keilor Downs
Get ready for an exciting school holiday adventure designed especially for curious young explorers. This event invites children to discover the tiny creatures that inhabit the grasslands, including pollinator insects and spiders. It's a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and spark a love for the environment.
Children will engage their observation skills as they search for bugs in their natural habitat, making it a fun and educational experience. Parents and carers are encouraged to join in the discovery and support their children throughout the event.
This hands-on activity is perfect for school-aged children who enjoy outdoor exploration and learning about wildlife.
The event runs on September 23, 2026, from 10:00 to 11:30 in the morning. It is hosted at Copernicus Way Reserve in Keilor Downs, a beautiful natural setting ideal for bug hunting.
Children must be supervised by a parent or carer for the entire duration to ensure safety and enhance the experience. Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to secure a spot.
This activity is suitable for families looking to enjoy a morning outdoors during the school holidays while engaging their children in environmental education.
Copernicus Way Reserve is located in Keilor Downs, offering a safe and accessible environment for families. The reserve features grasslands that provide a natural habitat for various insects and spiders.
Visitors can enjoy the fresh air and open space while participating in the bug detective activities. Parking and access details can be found on the Brimbank City Council website.
The venue is family-friendly and encourages respectful interaction with nature, making it an ideal spot for young explorers.
Children must be accompanied by a parent or carer throughout the event to ensure their safety and engagement. The activity involves outdoor exploration, so appropriate clothing and footwear are recommended.
Participants should be prepared for weather conditions and bring water and sun protection as needed. The event is designed to be interactive and educational, fostering a connection with the natural world.
Booking in advance is essential due to limited spaces, ensuring a quality experience for all attendees.
This event requires booking to secure a place, reflecting the limited availability of spots. Interested families can book through the Brimbank City Council's event page or contact the council directly via email.
The cost details are not explicitly stated, so attendees should check the booking page or contact the organisers for pricing information.
Early booking is encouraged to avoid disappointment and guarantee participation in this popular school holiday activity.