Author: Raising Ipswich

Raising Ipswich is your trusted guide for family-friendly activities, events, and resources in Ipswich. We provide parents with practical tips on local parks, schools, and fun outings, helping families connect and thrive in the community. Discover the best of Ipswich with Raising Ipswich – your go-to source for everything family life in the area!
The Ultimate Family Night at Ipswich’s General Public Eatertainery

The Ultimate Family Night Out at Ipswich’s New General Public Eatertainery

Raising Ipswich

Ipswich’s newest family hotspot: General Public Eatertainery. Opening today, 8th November, this vibrant venue offers bowling, pool, interactive darts, arcade games, and more, making it the ultimate family night out. Located near HOYTS Cinemas and Mini Bounce, General Public promises hours of entertainment for all ages. Don’t miss out on Ipswich’s latest exciting destination for family fun and adventure!”

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Top Questions to Ask with Enrolling Your Child In School

Top Questions to Ask When Enrolling Your Child in School

Raising Ipswich

Choosing the right school is a significant decision that shapes your child’s educational journey. As both a teacher and parent of a toddler, I know how crucial it is to ask the right questions to ensure the school meets your child’s unique needs. From understanding the school’s approach to learning, class sizes, and values, to exploring extracurricular activities and support services, these questions will help you make a well-informed choice. As we prepare for conversations with school principals, asking these questions will guide us toward a supportive and engaging environment where our child can thrive.

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Ipswich Art Gallery Walking Together Exhibition

Ipswich Art Gallery Walking Together Exhibition

Raising Ipswich

The Walking Together exhibition at the Ipswich Art Gallery invites visitors to explore the vibrant cultures of First Nations peoples. Featuring colorful cylindrical artworks by students from Humba Yumba School and Sarah Moreton Kngwarreye’s stunning Camp Dog, the exhibition offers interactive experiences like the Sand Stories sensory tray, where children can create their own stories with Aboriginal symbols crafted by artist Danielle Leedie Gray. Engaging activities, such as weaving bracelets with Wiradjuri artist Peta Joy Williams, foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Australia’s rich cultural heritage. It’s a wonderful opportunity for children to connect with and learn about First Nations cultures in a fun and meaningful way.

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