STRAP in for one last week of holiday fun, as the action continues for youngsters across the Coast.

1. Jumping castles

When: Tomorrow, 9am-noon

Where: The J, Noosa Heads

Cost: $12 per child

RELAX in the cafe while the kids burn off some energy, with The J auditorium emptied of seats and filled with jumping castles. Kids under three years old can jump in the mini castle for free.

Visit thej.com.au/whats-on for more information and to book tickets.

2. Medieval fun

When: Friday, September 29, 10am-3pm

Where: Sunshine Castle, Bli Bli

Cost: Castle entry $12 for children, $15 for adults

JOIN Sir Justyn as he demonstrates how chain mail, arrows and bows were once made. Try your hand at archery, junior jousting and then watch the trebuchet toss.

3. Wiggles hit cinemas

When: Tomorrow and Wednesday, 9.30am and 11.30am

Where: Event Cinemas, Sunshine Plaza

Cost: $9 per ticket

THE Wiggles Nursery Rhymes will screen today and tomorrow at the Sunshine Plaza Event Cinemas, with classic favourites performed by Emma, Lachy, Simon and Anthony.

4. Movie night for kids

When: Wednesday, 5.30pm

Where: View restaurant, Noosa

Cost: Deposit of $25 per adult to be credited to table bill

TAKE the kids to see the Cinderella movie and enjoy a relaxing meal at Noosa's View restaurant while they're professionally supervised by Nannies of Noosa.

Kids receive dinner, movie, popcorn and games.

Bookings required at viewrestaurant.com.au

5. Create an art piece

When: September 29 and 30, 10am-11.30am

Where: Noosa Regional Gallery

Cost: Free

KIDS aged 8-12 are invited to get involved in the International Birds UpsideDown project and have their artwork displayed in the project's exhibition in Sweden. Artist Kerstin Jackobsson is on hand to help kids with their drawing or painting.

Visit noosaregionalgallery.com.au for more information.

6. Primal play

When: Tomorrow, 9am and 4pm; Wednesday, 4pm

Where: Various locations

Cost: $10 per child

LET the kids run wild with primal play classes, engaging youngsters with fun activities that improve strength, stamina, stability, and cardio fitness. Visit primalinfluence.com for more information and to book.

7. Coast Club adventures

When: Daily

Where: Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre, Currimundi

LET the kids take a surfing or stand-up paddleboarding class, brave the high ropes or rope swing, try archery, go caving or canoeing with Coast Club school holiday activity programs at the Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre.

Half-day (three hour) and full-day (six hour) sessions are available.

Places fill up fast. The half-day program is $27.15 per child and the full day is $62.55 per child (includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea).

Head to www.npsr.qld.gov.au and search "Coast Club school holiday activities”.

8. Sports sessions

When: Weekdays during September school holidays

Where: Kawana Indoor Sports, Warana

LET the kids run wild and try out their next favourite sport at the School Holiday Sports Days at Kawana Indoor Sports. Sessions feature indoor games of dodge ball, netball, cricket, beach volleyball and netball, along with a whole court full of inflatables from Jumpin' For Fun. Prices start from $30 per child for entry into six-hour sessions. Bookings are essential, call Viv on 5493 7999.

9. Caloundra Twilight Markets

When: Fridays through September

Where: The Esplanade, Bulcock Beach

THE Caloundra Twilight Markets will bring entertainment, food stalls and creative homewares and gifts to the public every Friday night in September.

10. Aussie World

When: Daily

Where: Aussie World

CHECK out some of the newest rides at Aussie World, including the Wasp, and visit other attractions including the Plunge, the Mayhem Maze, Sideshow Alley, mini golf, dodgem cars, the Ballroom Blitz and the Bombora Bounce.

Online tickets for kids or adults are $38, seniors $30, family of four $136 or family of five $167. Kids under three years old are free.

11. Rock climbing

When: Daily (except Sundays at recreation centre)

Where: Rockit Climbing Gym, Warana or Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre, Currimundi

THE Rockit Climbing Gym at Warana offers a range of walls for most climbing abilities. Children under 13 years old can climb, but cannot operate the belaying equipment.

A slightly cheaper option is the state-owned indoor rock climbing area at the Sunshine Coast Recreation Centre in Currimundi. The facility is open 9am-4pm on weekdays and 9am-noon on Saturdays.