Engage your school community this Father's Day

Bring Dads into your School with Fun, Wellbeing-Boosting Activities

We know that when dads spend quality time with their children, it contributes to better mental health, stronger relationships, and positive development outcomes.

That’s why we’ve created an easy, meaningful and unforgettable way for your school or Early Learning Centre to celebrate Father’s Day – all while supporting children’s wellbeing.

Make Father’s Day a moment that matters

Looking for a simple, stress-free way to bring dads and kids together this Father’s Day?

Our ready-to-run activity kits — like Pizza and Paper Planes or Blocks and Breakfast — are designed to help schools and Early Learning Centres create powerful moments of connection between children and their fathers or father figures.

These events aren’t just fun, they’re proven to strengthen the father child bond and give kids a deeper sense of belonging.

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For just $150 you’ll receive everything you need to host a fun and memorable Father’s Day event – without adding to your team’s workload.

Your kit includes:
✔️ A step-by-step planning guide
✔️ Customisable posters, invitations and newsletter content
✔️ Four proven, easy-to-run activities loved by families across Australia.

**As a charity these funds have a huge impact on the services we deliver to fathers and children in the community.

Order now and Step Up for Kids this Father’s Day

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What other schools have to say....

"It’s so nice to see dads with their kids, and see their eyes light up when they come into the school, especially when it's a surprise. It shows the kids that they matter." - Scott Tapper, Principal - Gosnells Primary School

"We highly value our partnership with The Fathering Project and know that our school community benefits from the development of strong positive bonds between fathers and their children."

The program has brought dads together when they otherwise wouldn't have had the opportunity. It's also helped dads be more aware of what their kids are learning at school."

Engage your school community this Father’s Day