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School Holiday Programs
Kilburn Community Centre
All school holiday programs are free. For more information
contact the Kilburn Community Centre on 8405 6730 or
Roller Skating for Children
Skates are provided but you must bring a pair of socks.
This program is facilitated by the Lil Adelaide Rollers.
10am-12pm Tuesday 19 and 26 April. Also runs every
Tuesday after school 3:30-4:30pm.
Creating with Paint and Paper
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Please bring
a sandwich for your lunch. We provide everything you
need for the art class. Bookings essential. 10:30am–1:30pm
Tuesday 19 and 26 April, Wednesday 20 and 27 April,
Thursday 21 and 28 April.
Hoops 4 Kids basketball coaching clinic
Aimed at primary school students this clinic will develop
basic fundamental skills in a fun and friendly environment.
Facilitated by Basketball SA.
Wednesday 20 and 27 April.
Karaoke for 8-14 year olds
Do you have children who love to sing? Bring them along to
our new group on the third Saturday of each month 3:30 to
5pm. An adult must stay with the children at all times. Cost
is $2 per singer. BYO drinks and nibbles. If you have any
Karaoke discs please them bring too.
10-12pm Saturday 19 March, 16 April, 21 May, 18 June,
16 July, 20 August, 17 September, 15 October and
19 November.
Neighbour Day
Neighbour Day is Australia’s annual celebration of
community. This year the Kilburn Community Centre will be
celebrating with an art project. During autumn groups who
use the Centre will be invited to a workshop with a trained
artist to produce a piece of art that represents their group.
The pieces will then be proudly displayed at the Centre.
Enfield Community Centre
Printing, Collage and more: Wednesday 20 April
10am-12pm for children aged 6-12
Introduction to Soccer: Tuesday 26 April -
Workshops:10-11am ages 5-9; 11am-12pm
ages 10-12
Fabric Printing – Paint a T-shirt or Tea Towel: Thursday
28 April – 10am-12pm for children aged 6-12
Join the food recycling
Revolution!
Did you know that 40% of the waste from
household garbage bins is food waste which
gets sent to landfill, creating polluting
greenhouse gases?
Did you know that this could be avoided if
all households correctly used their
recycling bins?
Food waste should go in the green lid bin –
or the Council provides each household with
a kitchen caddy and compostable bags to
help you compost your own scraps.
For the first half of this year, the City of Port
Adelaide Enfield and KESAB Environmental
Solutions are on a mission to educate the
community in food waste recycling and
reduce the amount of household waste taken
into landfill.
We want you to join the Revolution!
KESAB will be door-knocking to discuss food-
waste recycling and, by taking the pledge
to ‘Use the Right Bin’, you’ll be given the
opportunity to win a $100 Bunnings Voucher.
Participants will be supplied with a sticker to
place on the side of their green lid bin that
demonstrates their commitment to reducing
waste to landfill.
You can also join the Food Recycling
Revolution online. Visit www.portenf.sa.gov.
au to register. It’s a 10 week competition
commencing on Monday April 18th.
Randomly selected participating households
will have their green lid bin inspected and
the first 2 households each week found
using it to dispose of food scraps will win a
$100 Bunnings Voucher. Up to 20 prizes are
available over the 10 weeks.
If you haven’t been supplied with a kitchen
caddy and compostable bags please contact
the Waste Line free call 1800 777 844.
For more information, updates and
competition terms and conditions please visit
Council’s website at
Roller Skating at Kilburn Community Centre