Where do sessions take place?

All KickTogether sessions are held at the Currajong School. The venue is outdoors with a field and court layout offering plenty of space to run, jump and catch.

How are sessions structured?

Sessions will generally be structured with a warm-up, 3-5 activities with breaks in between and a cool-down.

Is there tackling in sessions?

All of our sessions are completely non-contact and focus on skills, teamwork and fun.

Is this NDIS claimable?

Yes, sessions may be claimed under multiple codes. One example is Core Supports, provided this aligns with the participant's NDIS plan and eligibility. Commonly used line items include 04_102_0136_6_1 and 04_104_0125_6_1.

How does KickTogether manage distress or behavioural escalation?

If a child needs space or a break during the session, we will support them by adjusting the activity or offering the option to sit down and rest. With access to two separate playgrounds within the facility, we can also provide an opportunity for the participant to spend some time in a quieter space until they feel ready to rejoin the session.

Parents and guardians do not need to be present during sessions, as KickTogether coaches provide full supervision and support. However, you are welcome to stay and watch if your child feels more comfortable having you nearby.

How does payment work?

Use the coupon code KICKFREETOGETHER at the booking checkout to receive your first session free. A single session is $50 flat rate. Invoices are issued monthly and must be paid by the due date listed.

NEW JUNIORS & TEENS

Learn to Umpire AFL

Want to learn how to be an AFL umpire? We've got you sorted.

KickTogether's Learn to Umpire Program allows participants to learn the basics of AFL umpiring in a fun, supportive and practical environment.

Sunday · 2:00pm–2:45pm · price on enquiry

A KickTogether participant practising AFL umpiring signals

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With guidance from our coaching team, participants can develop their knowledge of the game while building confidence, communication and leadership skills.

Participants can practise their skills through activities, scenarios and modified games rather than simply learning the rules from the sidelines.

No previous umpiring experience is required.

What participants will learn

Rules and decision-making

The basic AFL rules, and how to make a call with confidence.

Positioning and movement

Where to stand and how to move to see the play clearly.

Common umpiring signals

The signals players and spectators need to read at a glance.

Leadership on the field

Confidence, communication and responsibility in the middle.

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