Flemington Auskick

Flemington Auskick is a vibrant sports club located in Melbourne, Australia. As a part of the NAB AFL Auskick programme, it serves as Australia's leading participation programme, offering a fun and inclusive environment for kids to get active and form lasting friendships.

At Flemington Auskick, children aged five and above can experience the exciting world of Australian Football. With game-based activities that disguise learning as playing, kids can dive into the sport even if they have no prior Aussie Rules experience. The club's sessions run for just one hour per week, ensuring a manageable commitment for both kids and parents. Additionally, there is no need for expensive sports kit - Auskickers can simply wear whatever they feel comfortable in.

One of the highlights of being a part of Flemington Auskick is the unique pack of exclusive footy goodies that each participant receives. In addition to this, Auskickers also receive an Auskick Junior Club Membership for the AFL club of their choice, granting access to games and the opportunity to play halftime at AFL and AFLW elite matches alongside their football heroes. These experiences can be truly memorable and inspiring for young athletes.

Parents also have an important role to play at Flemington Auskick. They can get involved in various ways, from coordinating activities to simply encouraging their children. The club believes in creating a fun and inclusive environment, and to ensure safe and fair play, Auskickers are divided into age groups. For those interested in joining the best Auskick team of all time, there is an opportunity to become a part of Team NAB AFL Auskick, which offers exciting experiences such as a Grand Final Week experience and the chance to present a medal to footy heroes at the Grand Final.

If you are interested in joining Flemington Auskick or have any questions regarding the programme, reach out to your local Auskick coordinator who can provide more information. The club is always looking for enthusiastic participants and supportive parents to be a part of their community.