Active kids: Meltdown was a popular activity hired from The Zone Fun Park in Bendigo.
Great weather saw 149 people attend the Seymour Fun Day at Chittick Park on Saturday, September 23.
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Nine teams, totalling about 40 people, met at the Seymour Sports and Aquatic Centre for the amazing race. They set off around Chittick Park after 10am, with activities at the tennis complex and cricket club. The first two teams won family tickets to the Seymour Show.
From 11am, numerous activities were available, including laser tag, Meltdown and archery hired from The Zone Fun Park in Bendigo.
AFL activities, giant Snakes and Ladders and the quieter activities room were well used.
There were smiles, an encouraging family atmosphere and a few exhausted faces.
Working up a sweat: The day provided fun new experiences for local children, without having to travel to Melbourne or larger regional centres.
Organisers would like to thank SU Australia, which provided background support, including training and equipping the small team of volunteers. Mitchell Shire Council, Seymour Girl Guides and the town’s cricket club, junior football club and tennis complex all helped.
The day’s success encouraged organisers to explore the next steps for creating a permanent community-owned and operated fun centre in Seymour.
Organiser Michael Easton has put a proposal in to the Chittick Park redevelopment plan.
To learn more or provide assistance, contact Michael on 0458 742 362 or at dustyministry@gmail.com. Alternatively, visit his stall at the Seymour Show this weekend.
Chalk it up: Apart from the bigger games, there were lots of quiet activities on offer.
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