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Latest Stories Learning, Playing, Thriving at Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Over 330 young people came together to learn new skills, build friendships, and grow together. Next Math Hoops: From the Classroom to the International Stage Carmen Bruce from St. Damien’s Primary School share their journey with Math Hoops Next Winter School Holiday Activities for Young People Over 200 young people joined us these school holidays for new sports, real-life skills, and unforgettable fun across Melbourne. Next Game Changers in Action: Driving Ubuntu African Australian Career Expo Young leaders took the reins — and redefined what’s possible. Next The Huddle's Annual Iftar: A Time of Reflection and Unity A Journey of Personal Growth and Community Connection Next Using Basketball to Empower Melbourne’s Youth Basketball is breaking barriers and empowering youth in Melbourne’s West. Next Study Squad is back for 2025! Need a space to get locked in this school term? Next From Game Changer to Community Leader How mentorship and experience helped Moukhtar grow into a community leader. Next A Day of Sports and History at the MCG Exploring the rich history of Australian sports! Next Multicultural Honour Roll of The Huddle's Advisory Committee Member Gary Lee inducted into the Victorian Multicultural Honour Roll! Next Spring Huddle Holidays 2024 Recap! Spring has sprung with an action-packed holiday program! Huddle Holidays did not disappoint! Next Templestowe Park Primary School take on Game Day! Three years of Game Day experiences with Templestowe Park Primary School! Next Game Changers to Community Leader How Anita Transformed Her Passion for Sport and Community into Empowering Local Youth Next Study Squad is back for Term 3 Need educational support and a safe space to study? Come down to Study Squad! Next Bouldering Back To School Huddle Holidays concludes with an exhilarating day of bouldering at Climb West Melbourne Next Warming up this winter with AFL and Soccer clinics The Huddle Holiday Juniors hone their skills in Aussie Rules and Soccer! Next Giving Back to My Community Jabrill is a young person from North Melbourne, who first engaged with The Huddle at age 13. Next Making Waves in Anglesea An 8-year Surfing Adventure with Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club and Go Ride a Wave, Anglesea Next Welcome 2 AFL, Tasmania W2AFL Lands in Launceston and Hobart across 2 exciting weekends. Next The Huddle Claims Prestigious AV Industry Award In partnership with Mott MacDonald, The Huddle has won the 2023 Asia Pacific Audio Visual Industry Award for the best application of AV in Education Next Leaping Into Employment Riley's Game Changers Story Next Inspiring the Next Generation The Next Generation in Schools Program Next The Huddle's 2023 Iftar Join the local community in breaking fast during Ramadan Next Community supporting community Duad’s experiences with careers support from The Huddle Next Ekram's story From Huddle Holidays participant to Huddle Employee Next Think Progress, Not Perfection How one creative idea became a platform for real conversations and community connection. Next Building Confident Learners: Werribee Primary School’s Journey with The Huddle Trent Archer shares Werribee Primary School's journey with The Huddle. Next Kevin’s Huddle Journey: New Skills, New Friends, New Perspectives From online beginnings to hands-on learning, Kevin’s made the most of every moment. Next Autumn Adventures that Build Belonging Footy to first aid—200+ young people grew, connected, and thrived this Autumn. Next Official Launch for GOAL! Motorsport Australia A STEM education initiative designed to bring the excitement of Motorsport into classrooms across the country. Next Young Voices Shaping North Melbourne Community Centre Youth Advisory Group builds stronger connections between young people and key decision makers Next GOAL! Kangaroos Takes Over Arden St! Ascot Vale West PS students got the first crack at GOAL! Kangaroos Next Ending the Summer with a Sports Clinic Getting out and active before summers gone! Next Riding the Waves with Huddle Holidays Summer holidays just got cooler! Next Welcome to AFL hops into Arden Street A cracking day for footy and an immersive introduction to Aussie Rules. Next Congratulations Sagelee Omer and Shooters Shoot! Celebrating Sagalee Omer's awards and recognition at the Multicultural Youth Awards 2024. Next The Huddle launches new 2024-2026 strategy The Huddle is excited to announce its new strategy for 2024-2026, designed to empower all young people to feel like they belong in the places they learn, work, and play. Next The Grange P-12 students visit The Huddle: A day of sports and learning An exciting day of sports and learning! Next The Huddle at the NBA Math Hoops Global Championships in New York City! Taking NBA Math Hoops to the Big Apple! Next Changing the game with Game Changers! Helping young people in their career development and teaching them transferable skills. Next Heating up the holidays with a Volleyball Tournament! The holidays got heated at the Huddle Holidays Volleyball Tournament! Next Motorsport joins The Huddle The Huddle and Motorsport Australia are proud to announce a new partnership to integrate motorsport into Australian schools Next Nurturing Growth and Connection Abdullah's Journey with Huddle Up! Junior Next Sanhae's Spring 2023 Spring Huddle Holiday's Program Next Amomai's Story The welcoming environment that is fostered at Huddle Up! Next Energising Young Minds Huddle Up! Junior - The Hub @ Docklands Next Empowering Youth Through Sport The Huddle Up! Senior Program in Wyndham Next Coach Howard starts new club How Howard became the driving force behind volleyball in the West Next Huddle trio honoured for services to the community Fred Alale AM, Yasseen Musa OAM, and Gary Lee OAM have been recognised in this year’s Australia Day Honours List, for significant service to the multicultural communities of Victoria Next Providing opportunities to learn, grow and belong Akram’s journey to become a community leader Next From Motherhood to Movement Empowering families, breaking barriers, and showing how lived experience can shape community change. Next A Game for Everyone: Nima’s Journey Through AFL How lived experience, storytelling, and resilience are shaping more inclusive pathways into the game we love. Next Meet Nyra: Kicking Goals On and Off the Field From sport to study sessions, 8-year-old Nyra is making the most of every opportunity at The Huddle — and loving every minute of it. Next Kicks, Marks, and Cultural Connections The North Melbourne Kangaroos Welcome New Fans to Aussie Rules Footy Next Learning and growing through Game Changers Game Changers helped Tigist develop skills, connections, and community impact Next A Game Changer in Wyndham Bella is Shaping Her Future Through Skills, Community, and Opportunity Next GOAL! Kangaroos Kicks Off at Werribee Primary School Bringing footy and STEM together for an action-packed learning experience Next Purification of the Heart: A Soulful Retreat of Reflection, Connection, and Nature A Journey of Healing and Empowerment. Next A day at the Australian Open Watching tennis superstars up close! Next Meet Selina from Study Squad! A safe space for young people engaged in education to learn, grow and belong. Next Empowering Young Women to Learn, Grow and Belong with the River Nile School The River Nile School has partnered with The Huddle to empower students' leadership and sense of belonging. Next AFLW Community Camp Inspires the Next Generation Connecting the future footballers with elite athletes in Tasmania. Next YMCA’s 38th Youth Parliament initiative The Huddle saw a group of four young individuals participate in the Youth Parliament initiative. Next Celebrating rich diversity and a resilient spirit! Celebrating rich diversity and resilient spirit at the Community Fair Next North Melbourne Public Housing Residents Association Community Fair Celebrating community in North Melbourne Next Making the holidays shine with Jewellery making! Kicking into the holidays with jewellery making thats fun and creative! Next Unleashing the Power of Sport to Improve Numeracy NBA Math Hoops, the quality, easy-to-implement, easy-to-access resource for your classroom. Next African Music & Cultural Festival 2023 Celebrating 10 years of the African Music and Cultural Festival Next Aida's Voice River Nile student's reflection on her 2 years participating in Voice Your Voice Next Mastering Confidence: Unleashing Your Inner Game Changer Cultivating Skills and Building Lasting Confidence Next Stories from HERStory Camp Mount Evelyn Discovery Camp Next Students find their True North Joining the Flemington Education Plan Strategic Advisory Group Next Diving into the deep end of the networking pool Game Changers: Linking Participants with Professionals Next Changing the game for young people How The Huddle and its participants foster collaborative partnerships Next Overcoming the barriers to employment Mafan’s experience participating, volunteering, and working at The Huddle Next Proving Success Has No Single Path Mohamed turned his love for sport and passion for helping other into a career. Next Oscar Becomes First Aussie to Win NBA Math Hoops Global Championship 10-year-old Oscar and his teammate The Rip City Roos bring home the trophy from New York. Next Youth-Led Transformation at NMCC Young voices, real impact — a youth-designed space built on trust, creativity, and community. Next Ramadan Soccer Tournament: Uniting Communities Through Sport at North Melbourne A celebration of youth, energy, and community. Next Bringing Footy to Wyndham & Shepparton Aussie Rules to new communities and schools, one kick at a time. Next The Grange have a crack at GOAL! Kangaroos They put their kicking skills and goal accuracy to the test Next Recapping Huddle Holidays Summer 2025 That’s a wrap! Reliving and remembering the Summer Huddle Holidays! Next Hitting the lanes and sinking putts at Strike A day of bowling and mini-golf Next Creative Fun at Huddle Holidays A day of creative fun! Kicking off Huddle Holidays with Arts & Crafts. Next Nabiha's experience through Game Changers! Building confidence and essentials skills through Game Changers. Next An Unforgettable Day at the NBA Math Hoops Victorian State Championship A full-on day of maths, sportspersonship and fun! Next NBA Math Hoops in Action at Ascot Vale West PS! Ascot Vale West Primary School Students Battle It Out In NBA Math Hoops! Next Celebrate National Science Week Download free sports themed STEM lessons to celebrate National Science Week Next Pitch night with Game Changers! Using all the learnings from Game Changers and using them for the Pitch event. Next Winter Adventures with Ice-Skating ⛸️ Winter adventure with the junior and senior Huddle Holidays participants at IceHQ for ice skating! Next Skating Into The Holidays! The Huddle Up! Junior participants are getting ready to skate into the holidays. Next Huddle Tote Bags For Sale Available for purchase from the Roo Shop Next Empowering Early Careers Howard's Story Next The Power of Sport Samatar Ali's Journey to Empower African Australian Youth Next Helping Others To Find Their True North Confidence and communication skills to amplify ideas and stories. Next Shoot and Score Empowering Primary Teachers with Engaging STEM Resources Next True North ‘Grit’ with Al-Taqwa College The Huddle's employees share their stories with Truganina students Next 2023 Huddle Holidays Summer Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club partnership with The Huddle Next Strength to strength How The Huddle’s free tutoring program in Werribee is flourishing in 2022 Next The Huddle launches Australian-first immersive AFL program, Game Day The North Melbourne Kangaroos have officially launched Game Day, The Huddle’s newest education program Next

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Stories of inspiration and impact from The Huddle. Latest Stories Next Learning, Playing, Thriving at Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Over 330 young people came together to learn new skills, build friendships, and grow together. Next Think Progress, Not Perfection How one creative idea became a platform for real conversations and community connection. Next From Motherhood to Movement Empowering families, breaking barriers, and showing how lived experience can shape community change. Next Proving Success Has No Single Path Mohamed turned his love for sport and passion for helping other into a career. Next Latest Videos Next Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Recap We recap seven incredible action packed activities for the Spring 2025 Huddle Holidays. Next Uniting Communities Through Sport at North Melbourne A celebration of youth, energy, and community during Ramadan. Next Community Iftar at North Melbourne FC A Journey of Personal Growth and Community Connection Next Kicks, Marks and Cultural Connections The North Melbourne Kangaroos Welcome New Fans to Aussie Rules Footy. Next Latest Photos Next Kicks, Marks and Cultural Connections The North Melbourne Kangaroos Welcome New Fans to Aussie Rules Footy Next Uniting Communities Through Sport at North Melbourne A celebration of youth, energy, and community Next The Huddle's Annual Iftar Event A Journey of Personal Growth and Community Connection Next Shooters Shoot: Hoopin' for a cause Snapshots of Shooters Shoot 24' Next

Over 330 young people came together to learn new skills, build friendships, and grow together. < Back Learning, Playing, Thriving at Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Patrick McPhee 24 Oct 2025 Over 330 young people came together to learn new skills, build friendships, and grow together. Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 has officially wrapped up after an incredible couple of weeks that saw over 330 attendances across seven activities in both our Junior and Senior programs! Huddle Holidays provides children and young people with opportunities to try new experiences, build confidence, and develop skills across areas such as social inclusion, health and wellbeing, leadership, education, and careers. Junior Program (8–12 years old) Our juniors made lasting memories this spring through a range of engaging and fun activities. They explored the underwater world at Melbourne Sea Life, connected to land, sky, water, and community through our First Nations Art Workshop and NMCC Mural activity, tested their athletic abilities at the Wyndham Multi-Sport Clinic, and discovered something new with Welcome to Netball. Many participants shared that their favourite part of the holidays was experiencing “different activities,” highlighting the program’s value in providing opportunities that might not otherwise be available to them. Melbourne Sea Life The Junior program launched with a hugely popular trip to Melbourne Sea Life, which booked out within hours! Participants created new memories while learning about marine life and ways to contribute to ocean sustainability. For many, it was their first-ever aquarium visit — their excitement was clear throughout the self-guided tour. A parent from Wyndham shared their appreciation for the program’s inclusiveness: “The inclusiveness. Coming to pick up kids in outer suburbs so we can attend.” Belonging is a core value of Huddle Holidays, and ensuring families feel supported and included is a key part of what makes the program special. First Nations Art Workshop & NMCC Mural Next up, participants got creative and connected with community through the First Nations Art Workshop and NMCC Mural. The session was led by Emma Bamblett, a proud Wemba Wemba woman with connections to the Ngadjonji, Gunditjmara, and Taungurung peoples. Emma shared the Dreamtime story of Bunjil the Eagle and invited participants to reimagine and interpret it on canvas, exploring key themes such as connection to Country (land, sky, and water) and community. Alongside this, participants helped begin painting a mural at the North Melbourne Community Centre, using paint and supplies generously provided by Dulux. Allysha Morris from the Centre guided the group in designing their own individual bricks to represent their personal connection to community. Participants later shared that their favourite parts were “connecting to the community” and “learning about Aboriginal art.” Wyndham Multi-Sport Clinic Our next stop was the Wyndham Multi-Sport Clinic at Mainview Boulevard Reserve, Truganina. This event welcomed many new young people to Huddle Holidays for the first time! Despite strong winds, participants had a fantastic time learning Aussie Rules Football and Soccer. One participant shared: “I learnt a new sport and made friends.” This activity supported Huddle Holidays’ goal of enhancing health and wellbeing by encouraging physical activity and social connection. The clinic also marked the launch of Huddle Up! Junior Truganina — a free weekly multi-sport program for primary school students held at the same location. For more information and to register, click here HERE. Welcome to Netball Our Junior program wrapped up with Welcome to Netball, facilitated by our friends at Netball Victoria. Four community coaches led participants — many trying the sport for the first time — through foundational skills, reaction challenges, and teamwork exercises. It was wonderful to see participants’ confidence grow as they became more comfortable with the game and their teammates. Senior Program (13–18 years old) The Senior program kicked off with a free First Aid and CPR course delivered by Hero HQ, a company that specialises in teaching young people vital lifesaving skills. Participants gained valuable, accredited qualifications that enhance both their community contribution and career prospects. Offering free, job-relevant training is one of the many ways The Huddle supports young people’s career development. Huddle Volleyball Tournament Next came the return of the much-loved Huddle Volleyball Tournament, one of our most requested activities! This year, 16 teams competed in a day-long event showcasing our young people’s athleticism, teamwork, and sportsmanship. A regular participant shared: “I loved how many people showed up to the tournament and how much volleyball has grown over the past few years. I find Huddle a great place to play — and it costs nothing, giving everyone a chance to join in.” Providing free, inclusive sporting opportunities is made possible thanks to the generous support of our partners, particularly the Victorian Department of Education and Community Bank Seddon. Laser Tag & Arcade Session The final Senior activity was a Laser Tag and Arcade session in the Docklands. This event helped young people transitioning from the Junior to Senior program build new friendships while having fun in a team-based environment. Participants collaborated to win Laser Tag rounds and supported one another to reach for high scores in the arcade. A huge thank you to all our participants, families, activity providers, volunteers, and partners — we couldn’t have done it without you! Huddle Holidays will return in January 2026 with a brand-new lineup of exciting activities for both Junior and Senior age groups. For more information or to join our mailing list for registration updates, please contact huddle@nmfc.com.au . Previous Next

The Huddle improves education and employment outcomes for young people through the power of sport. Enhancing education and career outcomes for young people through the power of sport ABOUT THE HUDDLE Since 2010, The Huddle has engaged over 180,000 young people from over 160 cultures to learn, grow, and belong EDUCATOR RESOURCES Our FREE resources are designed by teachers for teachers to engage Levels 3+ through the power of sport VOLUNTEERS Our volunteers have an impact on young people by playing a key role in fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all Latest Stories Learning, Playing, Thriving at Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Over 330 young people came together to learn new skills, build friendships, and grow together. Next Think Progress, Not Perfection How one creative idea became a platform for real conversations and community connection. Next From Motherhood to Movement Empowering families, breaking barriers, and showing how lived experience can shape community change. Next Proving Success Has No Single Path Mohamed turned his love for sport and passion for helping other into a career. Next

School holiday program that promotes a happy and healthy lifestyle and provides young people with a range of experiences each term. School holiday program that promotes a happy and healthy lifestyle and provides young people with a range of experiences each term. DSC04711.jpg DSC04851.JPG DSC04700.jpg DSC04711.jpg 1/5 Each term we offer Junior and Senior Huddle Holidays programs: Junior (8 - 12 years) This school holiday program promotes happy and healthy lifestyles to local children, of all cultural backgrounds. It includes a range of excursions and activities that rotate each school holidays, such as trips to the beach, sport clinics, and art activities. To be eligible, your child must live, go to school, pray or play in the City of Melbourne, Moonee Valley or the City of Wyndham. We are unable to accept children aged 7 and under. Senior (13 - 18 years) This school holiday program provides local young people from the City of Melbourne, Moonee Valley and City of Wyndham with opportunities to develop skills in leadership, education, careers and caring for their community. The program includes a range of activities that change each term, such as sports tournaments, career-ready courses like first aid and barista training, and arts activities. More Information Registrations for Huddle Holidays Winter 2025 will open in June. If you would like and further information or to join our email list to be notified when we launch, please email huddle@nmfc.com.au . FIND OUT MORE My kids love this trip to the beach. We only go to local beaches... This is my children’s favourite Huddle Holiday activity. Parent, Surf Trip Previous Next

Empower students to discover who they are, by developing an understanding of how their values and attributes shape their identity.  Empower students to discover who they are, by developing an understanding of how their values and attributes shape their identity. DSC01332.jpg Screenshot 2024-01-25 at 10.56.53 am.png DSC01341.jpg DSC01332.jpg 1/8 True North workshops empower young people to discover who they are. Participants reflect upon and share their story, developing an understanding of how their values and attributes shape their identity and future pathways. Teachers at schools in the North Melbourne and Wyndham areas in Levels 5-12* can engage The Huddle to facilitate workshops for their students across four consecutive weeks. Note: due to zoning agreements, your school MUST be in the City of Melbourne, Moonee Valley or Wyndham to be eligible to participate. Not in those zones? Get in touch with us via the expression of interest below to be first to hear about future opportunities. True North comprises of two packages: 'Our' True North & 'My' True North. ‘My’ True North is a transformative program that empowers students to cultivate their intrapersonal skills, equipping them with skills to navigate challenges, embrace change, and foster a growth mindset. Students partake in these workshops: - Grit - Values - Mindset - Identity ‘Our’ True North is designed to empower students by nurturing their collaborative abilities and fostering empathy with their classmates. Students partake in these workshops: - Connections - Emotional Intelligence - Teamwork - Leadership *This content is best suited to students in upper primary, however can be adapted to suit older students. Many students who attend local primary and high schools will have completed some sessions in year five and/or six. FIND OUT MORE The True North program was able to give me the confidence to better understand those around me, but more importantly myself. I loved being involved and it was so much fun Ivan, True North participant Previous Next

Comprehensive learning program featuring a board game and curriculum that motivates students to learn fundamental maths skills through the game of basketball. Comprehensive learning program featuring a board game and curriculum that motivates students to learn fundamental maths skills through the game of basketball. Thomas with MH game.jpg 2019 Nationals_1.jpg Philosophy_New.jpg Thomas with MH game.jpg 1/5 NBA Math Hoops is an online and in-person board game and curriculum, aligned to the Victorian and Australian Curriculum, that engages students across Levels 4-7 in fundamental mathematics through the game of basketball. To view a video on NBA Math Hoops, click here . FIND OUT MORE I would definitely recommend NBA Math Hoops both in the school setting but also at home. I had the chance to play it with younger students who were just as keen as the Year 5 students and willing to have a go at multiplication with hands-on materials to help. Great game and great lessons. Mel - Classroom Teacher, Torquay College Previous Next

An immersive AFL-themed Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics excursion with cutting-edge technology. An immersive AFL-themed Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics excursion with cutting-edge technology. Screenshot 2023-11-01 at 2.40.46 pm.jpg DSC08075.jpg NMFC Dec 2022_009.jpg Screenshot 2023-11-01 at 2.40.46 pm.jpg 1/6 Taking place in our brand new, state-of-the-art facility, students can expect a fun and memorable day where they are required to think critically and work collaboratively to achieve Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics challenges, such as building a pendulum to kick a ball through the goals. Students will explore concepts such as artificial and emotional intelligence, grit, and mindset as well as identify their own characteristics that will support students to 'win’ throughout life. What does it cost schools to participate in Game Day? Game Day is FREE for schools. What year levels is Game Day suitable for? Game Day is aimed at students in grades 5 and 6. Where is Game Day? Game Day is located in The Huddle, which is based at the North Melbourne Football Club. 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne VIC 3051. Is Game Day aligned to the Victorian Curriculum? Yes, Game Day is aligned to content descriptors within Mathematics, Science, and Design and Technologies Learning Areas, along with the Critical and Creative Thinking and Personal and Social Capability Curriculum. FIND OUT MORE I liked that we got to work as a team to build the Shinboners skills and stats. It was fun to learn about North Melbourne and I got to build lots of different things using the technology and materials. Student, Ascot Vale West Primary School Previous Next

Opportunity to get active through social games of sport, such as basketball, soccer and volleyball. Opportunity to get active through social games of sport, such as basketball, soccer and volleyball. DSC05950.JPG DSC05900.JPG IMG_2105.JPG DSC05950.JPG 1/4 Huddle Up Senior is a ‘drop in’ style program that creates a safe and welcoming environment to increase participation in sport and recreation activities for young people. The program uses sport and physical activity to contribute to creating a sense of belonging within the community and ensure that individuals, their families, and their local community can thrive. REGISTER I get to spend more time with my friends and I got to know them better but the best thing is I had a lot of fun Ava, Huddle Up! Senior participant Previous Next

A multi-sport program to learn fundamental skills and access to try a variety of sports. A multi-sport program to learn fundamental skills and access to try a variety of sports. DSC04759-2.jpg DSC04813.JPG IMG_9683.jpg DSC04759-2.jpg 1/4 Huddle Up! Junior encompasses Sport and Recreation programs for juniors from 5-12 years. Huddle Up! Junior offers young people the opportunity to get involved and get active through social games of basketball, touch rugby, soccer, and hockey as well as health and fitness classes delivered in a safe and inclusive environment. Delivered across various locations throughout North Melbourne and Wyndham, there is a sport and recreation program for everyone. Get involved and get active today! REGISTER I enjoy having somewhere free to go after school to have fun and play sports with my mates Amar, Huddle Up! Junior participant Previous Next

Fun and innovative sports-themed Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics lessons, aligned with the Victorian & Australian Curriculum, and NSW Syllabus. Fun and innovative sports-themed Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics lessons, aligned with the Victorian & Australian Curriculum, and NSW Syllabus. Screen Shot 2023-03-29 at 11.34.25 am.png Screen Shot 2023-03-03 at 9.34.42 am.png Screen Shot 2023-03-03 at 9.35.38 am.png Screen Shot 2023-03-29 at 11.34.25 am.png 1/5 GOAL! is a series of sport-themed STEM lessons designed by teachers for teachers. There are three GOAL! series including six football (soccer) and six basketball inspired STEM lessons for students working at Levels 3-6. The six Motorport themed lessons are for students working at Levels 5-8. Each lesson is aligned to the Victorian and Australian Curriculum (the Motorsport version is also linked to the NSW Syllabus) and includes easily downloadable student and teacher resources, with each using a different football, basketball or Motorsport element. Each lesson also includes a video to engage and excite students using athletes and from Melbourne City FC, the National Basketball League and Motorsport Australia. FIND OUT MORE It was high student engagement - peers communicating, using mathematical language, comparing, reasoning, measuring, justifying, analysing… Jane - Learning Specialist, Eagle Point Primary School Previous Next