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1. Alpha Shows
Alpha creates cross-genre values focussed theatrical events, right in your school. Real, quality theatre that comes to you!

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2. Kikkii the Klown
More than Entertainment! Kikkii The Klown performs with the Intention to Entertain, Inspire and Support Audience of ALL Ages! Kikkii says GIVE IT A GO!

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3. Tony Bones Entertainment
Theatre for students ....by teachers. Tony Bones Entertainment are Australia's most loved nationally touring theatre company owned and operated by qualified teachers, with the industry's finest performers on stage. We perform brilliant Theatre in Education stage shows at schools, libraries, festivals and public events across Australia & abroad - VIC, NSW, QLD, SA, ACT & TAS! All our original shows are fully staged musicals with a cast of experienced industry professionals each performing multiple roles, with the highest standard singing, dancing & acting & comedy throughout.

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4. Red the Clown
Red the Clown performs Magic Shows, Multiskilled Roving Entertainment and Circus Skills Workshops.

5. Amaze'N Games
Mini Golf, large timber mazes,playgrounds, puzzles and BBQS on Bellarine

6. AMF Bowling Centres
We provide a Fun,safe,all weather environment.We can offer a complete term program, an end of term activity or a great new way to Fundraise for your school.

7. AMF Bowling Highpoint

8. Andy Entertainment
Sports activities and clinics,birthday parties in schools ,movement activities with recycable materials.

9. Australian Sports Camps
3 hour event with activities designed for the whole school

10. Dominique Burgess - Dreamworld
There is a world of fun and learning at Dreamworld.

11. Grampians Adventure Golf
18 hole mini golf.

12. Imax Theatre Melbourne
IMAX is truly unique in its ability to reach out to your students, bringing them closer to the world which they study. With a wide selection of educational films to inspire and motivate students, IMAX is an essential part of every schools excursion p

13. Imax Theatre Sydney

14. Karaoke Bus
We provide the most fun type bus for the school thats cool. Karaoke Bus. Check it out.

15. Lego Education Centre- Moore Educational
We run hands-on LEGO workshops for children, students and teachers on Construction, Mechanisms, Robotics, Movie Making and more

16. Luna Park
Located in the heart of St Kilda.

17. Mc Cormack's Mountain Valley Trail Rides
Rides operate all year.

18. Melbourne and Olympic Park
Carefully constructed tours for school groups.

19. PAN Event entertainment
all entertainment and event services available for all occasions - fetes, awards, fundraisers, celebrations etc. Workshops also available in many areas - dance, music, craft, art etc

20. Sidetracked Entertainment Centre
Indoor Go-Karting and Laserforce, Including Go Smart Go Kart driver education program

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