What to wear to Keeper Club

Most of the program is outdoors and will run in all weather conditions. Please ensure your child is wearing weather-appropriate clothing.

  • Closed shoes
  • Hat
  • Rain jacket and gumboots when rain is forecasted

 What to bring to Keeper Club

  • Morning tea
  • Lunch (or adults can order lunch from our café when booking, or after sign-in)*
  • Water bottle
  • Medications, inhalers, EpiPen as required
  • A device to take photos with is optional
  • A change of clothing/shoes on wet days is optional

Belongings will be left securely in the classroom during the program so Junior Keepers can bring anything they need.

*For children with severe food allergies whom you wish to order a lunch for, we recommend ordering on the morning of the visit and speaking to kitchen staff about special accommodations.

Summer Keeper Club

Ages strictly 7-14 years old

8:45am sign in

Week 1: Thursday 7th, Friday 8th

Week 2: Monday 11th, Tuesday 12th, Thursday 14th, Friday 15th

Week 3: Monday 18th, Tuesday 19th , Friday 22nd

Time: 9am-2pm (8:45am sign in)

Age: Strictly 7-14

Cost: $114 per child, per day

Sign In

Please wait near our new education entrance with your child 15 minutes prior to the start time (which varies seasonally). You and your child will be admitted through the education gate to be signed in by one of our Education Officers.

Latecomers will need to enter through the admissions building and may miss the start of the program, so please ensure timely arrival.

Pick Ups

Please wait near the education entrance at the scheduled pick-up time (which varies seasonally). You will be admitted through the education gate. Please do not leave with your child until you have both signed out with the Education Officer.

Providing Medical Information 

Completion of a Medical and Indemnity form is required during the booking process. Please ensure you can provide the required information for all the participants you are booking for (emergency contact information, and details of any learning or physical needs).

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo being fed
A Moonlit Sanctuary keeper has a hawk on a falconry glove as she talks to a group of seated children
A young girl feeds potoroos at Moonlit Sanctuary's school holiday program