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PINES extended hours in February

Extended hours at PINES this February

We are very excited to announce that in partnership with Frankston City Council, PINES opening hours will be extended for the month of February.  

The updated hours are:

– Monday – Friday, 6am – 8pm 

– Weekends and public holidays, 8am – 7pm 

This change has come about after feedback we received from our PINES community about the limited pool availability during the busy school carnival season. By extending the our opening hours, we are able to provide more access to the public so they can get their laps in or just enjoy a dip in the pool.

This change in hours has been made for February 2025 only.

We look forward to seeing our PINES passionates in Centre soon!

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Incidental exercise is physical activity that occurs naturally as part of your daily routine! It’s the small bursts of activity you accumulate throughout the day, such as carrying in the groceries, or playing with the kids, that helps you achieve your 30-20-2. 

Some examples of Incidental Exercise are: 
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At PARC, we participate in the statewide Watch Around Water program. Watch Around Water is an education and public awareness-raising program that defines the minimum supervision requirements for children in a pool setting. 

When visiting PARC, your child will be given a coloured wristband, based on their age. These wristbands help our lifeguards identify the level of supervison required for your child, and support a safe aquatic environment for everyone. 

Learn more about the Watch Around Water program, via the link in our bio.
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The Rotary Peninsula 2.0's Birth Tree is one way that's helping us to achieve this vision. 

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You can purchase a place for a baby born this year on the Birth Tree here: https://events.humanitix.com/parc-2026-birth-tree-and-family-garden
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