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< Back Game Changers to Community Leader How Anita Transformed Her Passion for Sport and Community into Empowering Local Youth Emily Maiorana Previous Next

The Huddle shows support for Shooters Shoot's end of year basketball event < Back Hoopin' For A Cause Previous Next

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Need educational support and a safe space to study? Come down to Study Squad! < Back Study Squad is back for Term 3 29 July 2024 Need educational support and a safe space to study? Come down to Study Squad! Looking for a safe space to do your homework and receive academic support? 📝 Study Squad is the program for you! 📚 Get ahead this school term and join us for this FREE program! Study Squad is a safe space for young people aged 12-25 years to learn, grow and belong while receiving academic support. The program offers subject-specific volunteer tutors, computers, and internet access, as well as a study space, at no cost to participants. Study Squad will be running on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Mondays & Tuesdays 3:30pm - 6:30pm @ Arden St. Wednesdays 3:30pm - 5:30pm @ The Huddle Werribee See you there! Previous Next

Ten male participants took a leap and climbed high in the first ever HIStory Camp < Back HIStory Camp debuts Riley Goodwin 29 Nov 2021 Ten male participants took a leap and climbed high in the first ever HIStory Camp In the serene location of Anglesea, ten male participants took a leap and climbed high in the first ever HIStory Camp. Facilitated by Cali Bukurow the Coordinator, Social Cohesion – Children and Young People, the camp saw the ten participants aged 12-25 head down by the coast to YMCA Anglesea for a two-day action-packed experience. Based on the female equivalent HERstory Camp, the program aims to increase group participation and build connections among all participants. The camp activities kicked off with challenges of new heights, with the high rope course. The activity gave the young men a chance to bond and showcase their teamwork and motivational skills as they navigated through the obstacles. Shortly after, participants decked themselves in lifejackets and helmets, with paddles in hand for an afternoon of canoeing. With three participants per canoe, the young men collaborated together and practiced good communication to ensure they were a smooth sailing team. “I was really looking forward to the canoeing activity.” Said one participant, Yunus. Early on Sunday morning, the young men tackled the wall climb. Another opportunity to build confidence amongst the participants, as well as getting active. The final day of HIStory was topped off with games of indoor soccer and basketball where everyone got a chance to shoot some hoops and kick it like Salah. This was followed by a round at the archery area, finessing their sharp shooting skills. “So much fun! Wish the camp days were longer” participant James said. In partnership with YMCA Victoria and the Victorian State Government, HIStory provides men with culturally appropriate activities to engage young men, connect and build networks as well as pushing participants out of their comfort zones. Previous Next

The holidays got heated at the Huddle Holidays Volleyball Tournament! < Back Heating up the holidays with a Volleyball Tournament! 3 July 2024 The holidays got heated at the Huddle Holidays Volleyball Tournament! The Huddle Holiday Senior group gathered at Eagle Stadium, a venue filled with excitement and anticipation as the players prepared to showcase their skills on the court. The atmosphere was electric as teams geared up for intense matches, each player fueled by a combination of determination and camaraderie. With every smash, spike, and dive, the stadium echoed with cheers and high fives, a true testament to the passion and sportsmanship displayed by all participants. As the school holidays kicked off, these athletes left it all on the court, embodying the spirit of competition and teamwork. It was a memorable event where bonds were forged, memories were made, and a love for the game was reignited in each and every player. Previous Next

They put their kicking skills and goal accuracy to the test < Back The Grange have a crack at GOAL! Kangaroos Jasper Menor 25 Feb 2025 They put their kicking skills and goal accuracy to the test At The Huddle, we’re always looking for ways to make GOAL! Kangaroos even better! To refine and improve our latest lessons, we headed to The Grange for a live demo, where students put their skills to the test with two exciting footy-inspired STEM challenges. First up was Kicking Machine , where students designed and built their own machines to kick a ball as far as possible. Creativity and engineering skills were on full display as they experimented with different designs to launch the ball the greatest distance! Next, it was time for Goal Accuracy —a hands-on lesson where students kicked from nine different angles to analyse the best positions for scoring with the highest percentage. It was all about precision, technique, and a bit of friendly competition! The students gave it their all and absolutely crushed it, showing off their problem-solving skills both in the classroom and on the field. A huge thanks to The Grange for having us—we can’t wait to see more students kicking goals with GOAL! Kangaroos! Learn more and grab these free lessons HERE! Previous Next

< Back Giving Back to My Community Jabrill is a young person from North Melbourne, who first engaged with The Huddle at age 13. Emily Maiorana Previous Next

< Back A Game Changer in Wyndham Bella is Shaping Her Future Through Skills, Community, and Opportunity Emily Maiorana Previous Next

Ascot Vale West Primary School Students Battle It Out In NBA Math Hoops! < Back NBA Math Hoops in Action at Ascot Vale West PS! 22 Aug 2024 Ascot Vale West Primary School Students Battle It Out In NBA Math Hoops! Ascot Vale West Primary School students gave it their best on the NBA Math Hoops courts to secure a spot at the NBA Math Hoops Victorian State Championships in September this year. Students from grades 5 and 6 played three rounds of NBA Math Hoops, where they put their maths skills to the test and showed honourable sportsmanship towards their teammates and opponents. NBA Math Hoops is a comprehensive learning program featuring a board game and curriculum that motivates students to learn fundamental maths skills through the game of basketball. The program is free for all school teachers thanks to our friends @nbamathhoops and @learn_fresh - learn more about how you can access the board game here. Previous Next

< Back True North ‘Grit’ with Al-Taqwa College The Huddle's employees share their stories with Truganina students Joshua Raymer Previous Next

< Back Welcome 2 AFL, Tasmania W2AFL Lands in Launceston and Hobart across 2 exciting weekends. Ella Marsh Previous Next