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Teen holiday program

CASEY Council has invited teenagers to be part of its September Teenage School Holiday Program.
Casey’s manager youth and community development Janette Green said places would fill fast as the fun, low cost activities on offer are always very popular with young people between 1217.
“The September program has something for all tastes with popular activities, such as a Luna Park fun day, video game lock in sessions and horseriding activity, as well as some new experiences, like getting muddy in an Australian Garden.
“All activities are fully supervised, and alcohol and drug free.
The activities cost between $15 and $35, with the Casey Indoor Sports Centre, Australian Garden and jam sessions free of charge.
Free bus transport will be provided to and from most events, at set points throughout the municipality. Further information on is available on 9705 5200 or visit www.insideinfo.casey.vic.gov.au

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