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Looking for an Incursion with a difference for your holiday program?

Incursions R Us
By Incursions R Us
Community contribution / October 29, 2015

At Incursions R Us, we have over 10 years experience teaching programs in schools all over Australia. We have a range of programs available, from cultural dance to martial arts, science, wellbeing and everything in between!

 

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Incursions R Us

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Looking for a different style of incursion in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide or Perth? Look no further! Our programs include History, Cultural Dance, Science, Wellbeing and PE! All programs can be tailored to your needs.

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