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Soccajoeys Craigieburn at Aitken Creek Primary School
This venue offers Preschool, Junior and Premier. Preschool supports early learning through active play, Junior develops growing ball control and teamwork, and Premier extends skills for older children with engaging challenges that encourage confidence and development.
Soccajoeys Canterbury at Canterbury Primary School
This venue offers Preschool, Junior and Premier. Preschool supports young children as they learn through play, Junior builds on early fundamentals, and Premier gives older children a more engaging challenge as they continue developing their skills and enjoyment of the game.
Soccajoeys Carnegie at Glen Huntly Primary School
Preschool suits 3β5 year olds, while Junior is for 6β8 year olds. Both programmes welcome children of all experience levels and focus on active, fun learning that supports physical, social and cognitive development.
Soccajoeys Caroline Springs at Brookside P-9 College
Minis suits younger children beginning their soccer journey, Preschool supports active learning through play, and Premier helps older children extend their skills in a welcoming, non-competitive environment.
Soccajoeys Aspendale at St Louis de Montfort's School Hall
This venue offers Preschool and Junior programmes. Preschool suits 3β5 year olds, while Junior is designed for 6β8 year olds, helping children develop core skills in a fun, supportive setting. No other programme is offered here.
Soccajoeys Balwyn North at Belle Vue Primary School
Preschool suits ages 3β5 and helps children develop physical, cognitive and social skills at an early stage. Junior suits ages 6β8 and builds on those foundations, supporting growing ability, confidence and enjoyment for children of all experience levels.
Soccajoeys Bayswater North at Bayswater North Primary School
This venue offers Preschool, Junior and Premier. Preschool introduces young children to soccer through playful learning, Junior develops core skills and movement in a supportive environment, and Premier continues that progression with engaging class challenges for older children.
Soccajoeys Blackburn North at Old Orchard Primary School
Each class uses games, movement and soccer activities to help children build ball skills, coordination, teamwork and confidence, with a fun and inclusive approach for all experience levels.
Soccajoeys Box Hill at Aqualink
Preschool suits younger children as they explore basic soccer skills through fun activities. Junior and Premier build on those foundations with more structured play, helping children stay active, learn new skills and grow in confidence as they progress.
Soccajoeys Brighton at Firbank Grammar School
Preschool suits young children developing early motor and social skills, while Junior builds on those basics with more confident play and growing control. Both programmes welcome children of all experience levels and focus on learning through fun, inclusive activity.
Soccajoeys Bundoora at RMIT Sports Centre
The programme is inclusive and non-competitive, so children of all experience levels can join in and learn at their own pace. Sessions focus on active participation, helping young players develop physical and social skills while enjoying the game.
Soccajoeys Armstrong Creek at Armstrong Creek School
Children build ball skills, coordination, teamwork and confidence while learning in a fun, inclusive setting. The programmes support steady development as children progress through active play and guided soccer experiences.
Good Form Rowing at Mosman Rowing Club
Good Form Rowing offers coached rowing from Mosman Rowing Club on Middle Harbour. Its programs include learn-to-row sessions and regular recreational and development squads for junior and adult rowers.
What to Expect
Beginners can learn boat handling, water safety and rowing technique before progressing to a suitable squad. More experienced rowers can develop their skills through supervised group training. Equipment is provided for new rowers.
How to Join
Program days and times vary. Check current sessions and book with the organiser using the contact details on this listing. The approximate price shown is based on a published...
Samurai Karate Caroline Springs Dojo Classes
Samurai Karate offers Shukokai karate classes at its Caroline Springs dojo for children, teenagers and adults.
What to Expect
Age-based classes teach karate skills at different experience levels. A two-week introductory program is advertised for $49 with a uniform. Ask the organiser about ongoing fees.
How to Join
Use the contact details on this listing to find a suitable class and confirm the current timetable.
Samurai Karate Croydon Dojo Classes
Samurai Karate offers Shukokai karate classes at its Croydon dojo for children, teenagers and adults.
What to Expect
Age-based classes teach karate skills at different experience levels. A two-week introductory program is advertised for $49 with a uniform. Ask the organiser about ongoing fees.
How to Join
Use the contact details on this listing to find a suitable class and confirm the current timetable.
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