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3 awesome school holiday activities, rated by kids

School’s nearly out for the term, and chances are you’re already scrambling to find activities to keep the children entertained.

Rather than us just giving you a list of adventures to pop on your school holiday planner, we’ve let the little ones tell you themselves.

NOAH

AGE: Seven

FAVOURITE HANGOUT: BOUNCE Inc

LOCATION: 164–168 Richmond Rd, Marleston

Sit back as the kids burn some energy at BOUNCE Inc – a massive indoor adventure park with more than 50 interconnected trampolines. Here, kids can safely fly through the air and attempt to master various flips and tricks. They’re almost guaranteed to leave puffed out and ready for a nap. But don’t take our word for it – hear from Noah about just how awesome BOUNCE Inc is.

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Noah plans to somersault his way to fun these school holidays. Image: Supplied

When did you go to BOUNCE Inc?

I have been there with my little sister Lily, and for a birthday party.

What fun activities did you get up to?

Dodgeball was really fun, and I liked jumping into the big bag at the end.

Did you learn any cool tricks on the trampoline?

I did some somersaults on the trampolines and climbed up the wall trampolines.

What was your favourite thing to do?

Dodgeball.

How much fun did you have on a level of one to 10?

10

SIANA

AGE: Four

FAVOURITE HANGOUT: Funtopia

LOCATION: Regency Plaza, 259–269 Main North Rd, Sefton Park

When the name of a kids’ play centre includes the word ‘fun’, it must be good, right? Indoor adventure park Funtopia is proof of that. From rock climbing to mirror mazes and massive slides, this cool hangout is different from the average playground. Here’s what Siana loved about Funtopia.

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Siana is getting up to lots of fun these holidays at Funtopia. Image: Supplied

When did you go to Funtopia?

I went with my cousins Claudia and Harry, and my Nonna, when we had a sleep over. It wasn’t for a birthday, just for a fun day out. Mum has also taken me.

What fun activities did you get up to?

I went on the big, big slide and climbed up the wall to get there. I also went on the cars.

What was your favourite part of Funtopia?

The big slide.

How much fun did you have on a level of one to 10?

11

HARRISON

AGE: Nine

FAVOURITE HANGOUT: TreeClimb

LOCATION: Corner of Greenhill and Unley Rd, Park 20 Kurangga Park

Who knew conquering your fears could be fun? That’s exactly what Harrison thought when he soared above the ground at TreeClimb – a nature-based aerial adventure park in the Adelaide Park Lands. With eight elevated treetop courses, including zip lines, daring kids have the chance to safely reach for the sky – and have a whole lot of fun doing it. Here’s what Harrison thought of TreeClimb.

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Harrison conquers his fears at TreeClimb. Image: Supplied

Did you go to TreeClimb for a special occasion?

I received a TreeClimb gift voucher for my birthday.

Was it scary being so high in the air?

At the start of the climbing session, I was apprehensive. It took me a while to face my fear of heights and get started.

What was your favourite part of TreeClimb?

The flying fox. I faced my fear of heights. Once I got started and got the hang of it, I enjoyed the challenge.

What would you say to other kids who haven’t been to TreeClimb yet?

TreeClimb is definitely a good, fun experience and a great way to conquer your fear of heights.

How much fun did you have on a level of one to 10?

Nine. The staff were patient with me and encouraged me along the way.