Our After-School Program has provided support to children and young people in Greater Hume since 2005. The After-School Program provides a suite of activities to support the academic, social, physical and creative development of primary and secondary students outside of school hours.
In addition to academic support, we stimulate and inspire children through fun recreational and creative activities, and create a welcoming and inclusive environment for children, their parents and volunteers from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Program Structure & Registration
To participate in the program, all students must be registered.
Please register through the below form, or call us on (03) 9309 8531
Please read carefully, as some activities are for Primary School students only, some are Secondary School only, and some sessions all students are welcome.



For more information
To register for any of the After-School Program activities, please use the online registration form below and our team will get back to you with information about how to book and join each week.
For more information, please contact Banksia Gardens.
- admin@banksiagardens.org.au
- (03) 9309 8531
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Banksia Gardens Community Services
71–81 Pearcedale Parade, Broadmeadows
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