Physiotherapy-led Group Programs
School Holiday Programs
September 2026
Pilates for Kids
Ages: 7-11yo
Our physio‑led Holiday Pilates Program focuses on core strength, posture, balance, coordination, and body awareness. Designed and delivered by physiotherapist Kaela, each session uses age‑appropriate Pilates exercises that help young people move well and feel confident in their bodies.
This is a small group class with a maximum of 6 children.
Dates: Tuesday 29th September
Thursday 1st October
Tuesday 6th October
Thursday 8th October
Location: Hawker clinic 4:30-5:15pm
Cost $45/session
Group Programs
Term 4 2026
Our group physiotherapy programs provide a supportive environment where children can build strength, improve mobility, and develop confidence through fun, interactive sessions. Designed by experienced paediatric physiotherapists, these programs combine evidence-based exercises with social engagement to help kids thrive.
Gym group
Ages 10+
Monday, Hawker clinic 4:00-5:00pm
Gym Group is an all abilities group designed for kids aged 10years and over to build strength, confidence, and friendships in a supportive environment. Whether your child is new to exercise or already loves being active, we focus on movement, teamwork, and enjoyment for every ability level.
Dance group
Ages 6+
Wednesday, Hawker clinic 4:00-5:00pm
Dance Group is an all‑abilities program for kids aged 6 years and over, designed to build confidence, creativity, and friendships in a supportive environment. Whether your child is new to dance or already loves moving to music, we focus on rhythm, expression, teamwork, and enjoyment for every ability level.
Move and Play
Ages 2-3 years
Friday, Hawker clinic 10:30-11:30am
Move & Play is a group for children aged 2–3 years, designed to support early gross motor development through play, exploration, and movement. With a focus on balance, coordination, strength, and confidence, this group helps little ones build foundational skills in a fun, supportive environment. Perfect for toddlers who are still finding their feet or those who love to move, jump, and explore.
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Aquatic Physiotherapy
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Gross motor skill development
Targeted support to help children improve balance, coordination, and movement patterns. Perfect for kids who need help with running, jumping, or navigating playgrounds.
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Intensive programs
Our intensive programs combine evidence-based physiotherapy and targeted interventions to help children build strength, coordination, and confidence while working toward their unique goals.
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Paediatric Continence
Paediatric continence physiotherapy supports children aged five and over with bladder and bowel control issues such as bedwetting, daytime leaks, constipation, and toileting delays.
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Group physiotherapy gives children the chance to practise motor skills in a dynamic, social setting. Learn how group sessions support strength, coordination, and teamwork, while complementing one-on-one therapy for well-rounded progress.
