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Blair Athol North Auskick is a prominent sports club located in Adelaide that offers NAB AFL Auskick, Australia's leading participation programme for kids. The club aims to help children get active and build lasting friendships through Australian Football while developing invaluable life skills.
NAB AFL Auskick provides game-based activities that children love, disguising learning as playing. Even if children have no previous experience with Aussie Rules, they can start Auskick in the calendar year they turn 5. Parents also have numerous options to participate, making it a family-oriented programme.
At Blair Athol North Auskick, game sessions are one hour per week, filled with organised chaos that is incredibly enjoyable. The programme divides Auskickers by age and offers optional all-girls groups to ensure safe and fair play. Participants will feel comfortable on the footy field while laughing and learning along the way. There is no need for expensive kit; kids can wear whatever clothing they feel comfortable in.
Aside from the fun and friendships formed, Blair Athol North Auskickers receive several exciting benefits. These include a unique pack of exclusive footy goodies, an Auskick Junior Club Membership for the AFL club of their choice (with access to games! And an opportunity to play halftime at AFL and AFLW elite matches alongside their football heroes.
Parents play a crucial role in the NAB AFL Auskick programme, ensuring its fun and inclusive environment. From coordinating activities to getting involved and simply encouraging their children, families are encouraged to actively participate. Those interested in joining the best Auskick team of all time can register to win a spot in Team NAB AFL Auskick, with winners receiving a Grand Final Week experience, the chance to present a medal to footy heroes at the Grand Final, and $5,000 spending money for the team captain.
Blair Athol North Auskick welcomes everyone who is interested in joining their programme. For more information on how to get involved, interested individuals can reach out to their local Auskick coordinator. The club can also be contacted through their social media platforms.