Piñata fun at Baby Steps

The message behind the event was that together we can fight the pandemic.

December 6, 2020

Charmaine Slater Less than a minute

Phoenix Hodgkinson-Thomas made sure the virus shaped piñata didn’t stand a chance.

Baby Steps Early Learning Centre situated on Kings Road, Bedfordview, recently hosted a Piñata Day.

The school supplied a coronavirus smashable piñata for the children to break. The message behind the event was that together we can fight the pandemic.

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Raven Hodgkinson-Thomas a learner at the school takes a huge swing at the piñata.

Carnival class learner, Layton Slater was excited to have a turn.

Jackson Wood could hardly wait for his chance to have a whack at the piñata.

Principal Tracey Urquhart grabbed a few moments to join in on the fun.

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December 6, 2020

Charmaine Slater Less than a minute

Piñata fun at Baby Steps

The message behind the event was that together we can fight the pandemic.

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