Caloundra JAFC Auskick is a highly respected sports club located in Sunshine Coast, Queensland, that offers the NAB AFL Auskick programme to kids in the local community. As Australia's leading participation programme, Auskick provides an excellent opportunity for children to engage in Australian Football and develop invaluable life skills while having fun and making lasting friendships.
The club believes in using game-based activities to disguise learning as playing, ensuring that kids enjoy every moment on the footy field. One of the best things about Caloundra JAFC Auskick is that children can join the programme in the calendar year they turn 5, regardless of their previous Aussie Rules experience. Parents are also encouraged to participate and have plenty of options to get involved in the programme.
NAB AFL Auskick sessions at Caloundra JAFC run for one hour per week, offering a perfect balance of structured and active play. To ensure the safety and fairness of the programme, Auskickers are divided into age groups, and there are optional all-girls groups available. Kids can wear whatever they feel comfortable in, so there's no need for expensive kit purchases.
By registering to play at Caloundra JAFC Auskick, kids not only enjoy the thrill of the game but also receive exclusive footy goodies in a unique pack, an Auskick Junior Club Membership for their favourite AFL club (complete with access to games! And the incredible opportunity to play halftime at AFL and AFLW elite matches alongside their footy heroes.
Parents play a vital role in creating a fun and inclusive environment at Caloundra JAFC Auskick. They can easily get involved by coordinating activities, volunteering, or simply encouraging their children's participation. The club's dedicated Auskick coordinator is available to provide more information on how parents can contribute to the programme.
For those aspiring to become a part of the esteemed Team NAB AFL Auskick, registered Auskickers at Caloundra JAFC have the chance to win a spot. Winners of this competition receive a Grand Final Week experience, the opportunity to present a medal to their footy heroes at the Grand Final, and $5,000 spending money for the team captain.
Caloundra JAFC Auskick is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all participants. The club adheres to strict safety protocols and promotes inclusivity, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their background or ability, can enjoy the sport.
To learn more about Caloundra JAFC Auskick and how to get involved, visit their social media pages or contact them directly through their website or hotline. The club's friendly staff is available to answer any questions and provide further assistance.