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Soccajoeys Notting Hill at Notting Hill Community Centre
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Norlane at Leisuretime Sports Precinct
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Noble Park North at Silverton Primary School
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Narre Warren South at Strathaird Primary School
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Narre Warren at Fountain Gate Primary School
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Mulgrave at Southern Community Centre
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Mount Waverley at Mount Waverly Primary School
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Mount Clear at Emmaus Catholic Primary School
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Moorabbin at Moorabbin Indoor Sports
Through games, movement and age-appropriate soccer activities, children practise ball skills and coordination while learning to listen, work with others and build confidence. Soccajoeys coaches focus on participation and each child’s development, so children can enjoy being active and making friends as they learn.
Soccajoeys Mickleham at Gaayip-Yagila Primary School
This venue offers Preschool, Junior and Premier. Preschool helps younger children develop early physical and social skills, Junior builds on the basics with more ball skills and teamwork, and Premier extends development for older children in a fun, engaging class.
Soccajoeys Malvern at Malvern Primary School
This venue offers Preschool and Junior. Preschool helps younger children explore the basics of soccer through active play, while Junior builds on those foundations with more skill development and enjoyment for children ready for the next stage.
Soccajoeys Macleod at Macleod Recreation Centre
Preschool suits younger children who are starting to explore soccer through active play, while Junior gives older children a chance to develop their skills further with engaging, age-appropriate coaching. Children of all experience levels are welcome in both programmes.
Soccajoeys Lara at Lara Lake Primary School
Junior suits children aged 6 to 8 years, while Premier is for 9 to 11 years. Both programmes welcome all experience levels and give children a supportive class experience that helps them learn through active play.
Soccajoeys Knoxfield at Eastern Indoor Sports Centre
Children of all experience levels are welcome, and the programme focus changes with age as skills grow. Preschool introduces the basics through play, Junior develops core technique and game understanding, and Premier extends learning with more challenge and progression.
Soccajoeys Kings Park at Copperfield College (Junior Campus)
This venue offers Preschool and Premier. Preschool supports younger children as they develop early social, physical and listening skills, while Premier gives older children a more challenging class experience that continues building soccer skills, coordination and confidence.
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