Story Time
*NEW PROGRAM TIMES FOR 2019-2020*
Story Time is a wonderful way to introduce your child to books and reading. It allows children under five to hear rhymes, stories and language, and broaden their creativity and imagination.
Story Time sessions are held on Thursdays starting at 10am at the Mawson Lakes Library and run during school terms only. Parents, grandparents, carers and friends are very welcome.
Giggle Time
*NEW PROGRAM TIMES FOR 2019-2020*
Parents or carers of children aged zero to two can have fun building early literacy skills through sharing books, songs and action rhymes.
The experiences that children have in their early years shape their development, ability to learn, social skills and self-esteem.
Giggle Time sessions are held on Mondays and start at 10.00am at the Mawson Lakes Library. Sessions are only available during the school term.
Parents, grandparents, carers and friends are very welcome.
Who We Are
The Mawson Centre
The Mawson Centre is a focal point for the residents of Mawson Lakes and surrounds and offers a suite of health and wellbeing, shared interest and adult learning programs.
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Department for Education and Child Development (DECD)
Children and young people are at the centre of everything we do. The Department aims to support every family so all young South Australians from 0-18 years of age have the opportunity to become happy, healthy and safe members of our community.
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The Mawson Centre shares its location with the University of South Australia’s Mawson Lakes Campus, which is home to the university’s Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment (ITEE).
The Division's schools and research institutes/centres have a proven ability in developing educational programs, courses and research in collaboration with industry both locally and internationally in response to market demand.
City of Salisbury
Salisbury Council encompasses an area of 158km² with our main offices situated at 12 James Street, Salisbury. The City's population has grown from about 86,000 people in 1991 to more than 130,000 people today. The Council comprises the Mayor and 16 Councillors. Two Councillors represent each of the City's eight wards.
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