Suitable for: Years K – 2 (ages 3-8) and Day Care Centres

The interactive award-winning Go Seek "Super Strong Bones" Show is a fantastic explosion of colour, movement & funky music! Through catchy original award winning songs, clever props, bright funky costumes, high energy routines & frequent opportunities for audience interaction & participation, kids are captivated from start to finish in a creative & fun way!

Go on an interactive musical journey of discovery and adventure!
With his SUPER STRENGTH, SUPER SHINY cape and some SUPER DUPER X-Ray vision goggles, SUPER STRONG BONES shows kids how to build STRONG BONES and earn their cape encouraging them to eat well, keep their bodies moving and protect their bones!

Sponsored by the International Bone and Joint Decade (BJD), Go Seek created the Super Strong Bones Show to empower and build the self-esteem of children, emphasising self worth and key “bone health” elements including eating well, consuming enough calcium, exercising daily, bone protection and being road-wise.

BOOKINGS
To make a booking or enquiry, simply press the GREEN Enquiry/Booking Request Button above right to directly contact the booking team. They will answer you promptly to discuss your booking including when payment will be required.

Shows for Schools not only gathers all the great available shows, it also makes booking easier!


The Super Strong Bones Show arrives fully equipped with:
• 2 x professional performers
• Colourful Backdrop & Banner
• PA System (Speakers, Mixer, Music player)
• Microphones
• Funky costumes & props
• Catchy original award winning music
• High energy routines

b]Awards for the Super Strong Bones Song/Show[/b]
The Super Strong Bones Song – WINNER of the Songs for Children category in the prestigious National Australian Songwriting Competition 2009.
The Super Strong Bones Show – WINNER of the Bone and Joint Decade (BJD) International Network Conference 2008 DVD Competition.
Proudly supports the International Bone and Joint Decade (BJD) 2010-2020.
BJD is an initiative of the United Nations and World Health Organisation, addressing the global epidemic of Bone and Joint Disease.