All Kids classes

Aussie Hoops (children aged 5 -9 years) Aussie Hoops Skills Sessions provide a structured and federally endorsed program for children aged 5-9 years. Participants will learn the basics of fitness conditioning, muscle management and well-being, along with basketball skills development. Sessions will also assist participants to develop social, team work and cooperation skills. This program is delivered at Central Coast Adventist School. Class Times: Fridays | 4-5pm Read more…

Basketball Minis (children aged 18 months – 5 years) Basketball Minis are fun and interactive classes that focus on basic basketball skills for your little ones. Sessions include a general warm up, run and shoot, colour and number recognition games, passing practice, bouncing practice, obstacle course and parachute fun. All kids under 5 are welcome to participate in the same class, which means parents of multiple children within this age group won’t have to worry about booking different time slots because of their differing ages. Classes are held on Mondays and Fridays 10:00am-10:45am Read more…

The Bay Vikings are a family-friendly Rugby Union club located in Bateau Bay on the Central Coast. Run by a team of awesome coaches, support staff, and a dedicated committee, the Bay Vikings Rugby Club is a close-knit club that is passionate about Union, both on and off the field. Their home ground is located at Sir Joseph Banks Oval in Bateau Bay. The rugby field boasts two additional training areas, a large car park, and a clubhouse that provides the perfect place to both watch the games, and socialise with other families. Kids can sign up to teams based on their age group, starting with the under 6’s, right up to seniors. The Bay Vikings are a registered Active Kids provider which means you can claim back the cost of registration for junior players. Contact jvp@bayrugby.com.au for more information.   Read more…

Breakers Indoor Sports Stadium is a not for profit sporting organisation, providing sporting and leisure opportunities for all ages and abilities.  Children can participate in various sports, both competitively and non-competitively. ——— Basketball Minis (children aged 18 months – 5 years) Basketball Minis are fun and interactive classes which focus on basic basketball skills for your little ones. Sessions include a general warm up, run and shoot, colour and number recognition games, passing practice, bouncing practice, obstacle course and parachute fun. All kids under 5 are welcome to participate in the same class, which means parents of multiple children within this age group won’t have to worry about booking different time slots because of their differing ages. Aussie Hoops (children aged 5 -9 years) Children will learn basketball fundamentals including dribbling, passing, and shooting as well as footwork and basic rules, enabling them to compete in a team situation in their U7 and U9 competitions on Wednesday afternoons. This program is delivered at Central Coast Adventist School. Rising Rebels (children aged 5-17 years)  This program is for members/players who are taking part at a competition level and who want more training on their existing skills to become better players. This program is delivered at Breakers Indoor Sports Stadium. Regardless of your age or ability, Breakers Indoor Sports Stadium have a class that is perfect for you. If you prefer individual ‘one-on-one’ sessions, they have those too! Visit the Approved Individual Coaches page of their website for more information. Read more…

As a charity we offer FREE capoeira classes for kids and adults every Monday and Friday from 5pm to 6pm at Warnervale Community Hall, corner of Warnervale and Virginia Rd in Warnervale, Central Coast NSW 2259 The combination of dance, acrobatics, music and martial arts, makes capoeira a wonderful experience for everyone. Young and old, men and women, beginners and advanced, everybody is welcome. Come and join our training and discover the game of capoeira! Our social and community group is unique, creative and in a ‘start up’ or development phase. Read more…

For kids mad about sport, Charmy Indoor Sports in Charmhaven runs a series of sports comps including cricket, netball, soccer, softball, and volleyball.  Comps can be played competitively or just for fun and are a great way for kids to stay fit while keeping their skills active all year round. Can’t decide on which sport you love the most? Children who enjoy playing any type of sport can sign up to the Multi-Sport comp where they’ll have the option to play a different game each week. During this comp, kids will get to experience netball, soccer, cricket, volleyball, European handball, dodgeball, and softball! For more details on comps and start dates, visit the Charmy Indoor Sports website. Read more…

Roundabout Circus is the Central Coast’s Community Circus. Offering a huge range of classes to suit all ages and abilities, Roundabout Circus will have you and your kids learning ground-based skills such as juggling, hula hoop, acrobalance, tumbling and Aerial Fitness, Silks (tissu), Static Trapeze, and Lyra from a team of professional circus performers who have entertained crowds in Australia and around the world! Learning circus skills will not only help to improve confidence, self-esteem, attention span, creativity, and coordination – it’s also a great mix of sports and art that brings together physical activity and creative expression in a non-competitive atmosphere. Classes on offer include: Family circus Adult and youth Aerial Teen and adult mixed circus skills Youth mixed circus skills Magic (online via Zoom). Accessible circus Acro and movement Open training Performance Troupe Active Kids and Creative Kids vouchers are accepted. Classes can be booked casually, in five-week blocks, or for a full term. Visit the website for detailed price information. Read more…

Roundabout Circus is the Central Coast’s Community Circus and they’re now offering circus classes at the Peninsula Community Centre in Woy Woy! Kids, teens AND adults can learn a whole heap of nifty tricks including juggling, unicycle, aerial, hula hoop and tonnes more from a team of professional circus performers who have entertained crowds in Australia and around the world! Classes on offer include: Family Circus Unicycle Club Kids Circus Youth Circus Active Kids and Creative Kids Vouchers are accepted. Visit the website for detailed price and timetable information. Read more…

Participation in a developmental music programme during the early years encourages children to develop good listening and comprehension skills and enhances concentration. Involvement with music enriches a child’s life and helps develop aesthetic senses. Baby Class (babies from birth – 2 years) The CMP Baby Class is for babies from birth to 2 years old. Children are accompanied by a parent or carer who participates in all activities and are encouraged to continue the activities at home. The adult and child interact in bouncing and patting rhymes, singing with the child and encouraging vocalisation and moving to music. Creative Music Play (children aged 1-5 years) The first stage of our children’s music program, entitled “Creative Music Play”, introduces musical concepts in a fun and enjoyable way to children aged 0 to 5. The classes provide a range of stimulating musical experiences and encourage children to respond to music, join in music making and to make their own music.  The carefully programmed activities, developed by early childhood experts, invite the children to participate, develop aural perception, memory, and simple musical skills and understandings and most importantly to enjoy music! The program continues for over 5’s in our Pre-Instrumental offerings, comprising 3 sequential levels. CMP Level 1 (children aged 5 – 6 years 11 month) Children begin activities in music reading and writing. Pitch and rhythm patterns, which they learn to represent visually, are derived from a repertoire of well known songs. Solfa (based on movable doh), hand signs and rhythm notation shorthand are introduced at this stage. CMP Level 2 (children aged 6 – 7 years 11 month) Children begin to use the five line music staff to represent relative pitch pattern from their songs. Solfa syllables include soh, lah and doh. Rhythmic work includes the crotchet note and rest, quaver and semi quaver in two metre patterns. In Semester 2, children put to practice the musical skills they have acquired and as a class group they study the Cello/Violin. CMP Level 3 (children aged 7 – 8 years 11 month) Small group instrumental tuition commences this year. Children are offered a range of instruments to experience. This will enable them to make an informed choice of which instrument they will study in future years. Children may then commence private instrumental lessons or join a vocal ensemble. Read more…