By ABBEY FERGUSON

Children's Week at Peranbin Primary College's Violet Town campus was treated to the Mik Maks in a high energy show on Wednesday 22 October.

The junior school kids joined with Violet Town community playgroup families and the Violet Town kindergarten and childcare, for a fantastic morning of entertainment.

The Mik Maks are a dynamic trio out of Geelong who are growing in popularity with now 12,000 social media followers.

The trio normally plays to large theatres but makes the effort to get into communities for smaller groups.

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Over 60 children enjoyed the show by getting up and dancing, with some trying to touch Drums, the group's panda.

Brothers Joel and Al make up the rest of the Mik Maks.

The event was made possible by the generous support of VT Community House and Strathbogie Shire Council.

The school's play group meets every Wednesday and anyone is welcome to come along and join.

Enrolments at Peranbin College for 2026 are also now open, and parents of prospective students are welcome to phone and book a time for a tour.

Phone 5798 1431 for more information.