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Introducing 6 FREE, action-packed STEM lessons seamlessly integrated into the Level 5-8 Australian and Victorian Curriculum and New South Wales Syllabus to engage students with real world applications. Fun and innovative motorsport-themed STEM lessons, aligned with Curriculum. Filter by State Select State Filter by Learning Topics Select Learning Topics VICTORIAN CURRICULUM A Chance At Victory Can your students build a Supercars Championship team using a set budget? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Map A Rally Can your students use mapping software to design a rally course on Australian roads? VIEW LESSON NEW SOUTH WALES SYLLABUS A Chance At Victory Can your students build a Supercars Championship team using a set budget? VIEW LESSON NEW SOUTH WALES SYLLABUS Map A Rally Can your students use mapping software to design a rally course on Australian roads? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM A Chance At Victory Can your students build a Supercars Championship team using a set budget? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Map A Rally Can your students use mapping software to design a rally course on Australian roads? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Design A Race Car Can your students design a wound-up rubber band powered race car? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Motorkhana Method Can your students set up a Motorkhana-style obstacle course? VIEW LESSON NEW SOUTH WALES SYLLABUS Design A Race Car Can your students design a wound-up rubber band powered race car? VIEW LESSON NEW SOUTH WALES SYLLABUS Motorkhana Method Can your students set up a Motorkhana-style obstacle course? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Design A Race Car Can your students design a wound-up rubber band powered race car? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Motorkhana Method Can your students set up a Motorkhana-style obstacle course? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Engineer A Race Track Can your students design the perfect racetrack for Formula 4 racing? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Protecting Eggbert Can your students design and prototype a helmet to keep a driver safe? VIEW LESSON NEW SOUTH WALES SYLLABUS Engineer A Race Track Can your students design the perfect racetrack for Formula 4 racing? VIEW LESSON NEW SOUTH WALES SYLLABUS Protecting Eggbert Can your students design and prototype a helmet to keep a driver safe? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Engineer A Race Track Can your students design the perfect racetrack for Formula 4 racing? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Protecting Eggbert Can your students design and prototype a helmet to keep a driver safe? VIEW LESSON I love how easy it was to implement in the classroom. My girls were of higher ability so they were very independent and had the skills to do proper research. Classroom Teacher, Wenona School In partnership with

Download free sports themed STEM lessons to celebrate National Science Week < Back Celebrate National Science Week 31 July 2024 Download free sports themed STEM lessons to celebrate National Science Week Celebrate National Science Week (10-18 August) by experimenting with our free Science lessons that blend sport and STEM. Lesson #1 - Goalie Reaction Experiment Suitable for Levels 3-6 (mapped to Australian and Victorian Curriculum) The game of football requires sharp reactions. No player knows this more than the goalkeeper! They need to be nimble and quick to react. The Melbourne City goalkeepers (Sally James and Melissa Barbieri) challenge your students to a reaction test. Students work in pairs to conduct three simple experiments, each designed to test their reaction times and concentration. Students work like scientists to predict, collect, analyse, interpret, represent and discuss their data. Students will enjoy the 2v2 challenge to see if they can beat the two goalies’ reaction times. LEARN MORE Lesson #2 – Protecting Eggbert Suitable for Levels 5-7 (mapped to Australian, Victorian Curriculum and NSW Syllabus) In this lesson, students are challenged to design and prototype a helmet that can be used to keep a driver safe, learning and then applying the force formula in context. Students will receive a race driving egg named Eggbert to protect with their helmet. They will design, test, and evaluate their helmets to see who can successfully protect Eggbert on the track. LEARN MORE Previous Next

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Aligned to the Victorian Curriculum, GOAL! uses the power of sport to engage students in Levels 3 to 6 in STEM. Fun and innovative football-themed STEM lessons, aligned with Curriculum. Filter by State Select State Filter by Learning Topic Select Learning Topic VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Catch Me If You Can Can your students construct an obstacle course then calculate and graph their times? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM MVP Mayhem Can your students interpret statistics and make financial decisions to create an MVP Team? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Catch Me If You Can Can your students construct an obstacle course then calculate and graph their times? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM MVP Mayhem Can your students interpret statistics and make financial decisions to create an MVP Team? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Goalie Reaction Experiment Can your students conduct experiments to see if they have faster reactions than Goalies? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Mini Pitch Master Can your students create a scale model of Melbourne City’s football pitch? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Goalie Reaction Experiment Can your students conduct experiments to see if they have faster reactions than Goalies? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Mini Pitch Master Can your students create a scale model of Melbourne City’s football pitch? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Head-to-Head Can your students simulate the movement of a football being headed from player to player? VIEW LESSON VICTORIAN CURRICULUM Signature Boot Can your students use geometric shapes, symmetry, and patterns to design a signature football boot? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Head-to-Head Can your students simulate the movement of a football being headed from player to player? VIEW LESSON AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM Signature Boot Can your students use geometric shapes, symmetry, and patterns to design a signature football boot? VIEW LESSON Highly engaging lessons, with a lot of student centred work and minimal teacher chalk and talk. The maths, science and sport components were integrated well and there was a natural link between the concepts within the lessons. Classroom Teacher, St Oliver Plunkett Primary School In partnership with

Since 2010, The Huddle has engaged over 120,000 young people from over 160 different cultures. Community Program Timetable Please note - All programs run during the school term and do not run during the school holidays. Filter by Activity Select Activity Filter by Age Select Age Activity Description When Where Time Register Online Game Changers Resume writing, online job applications, interview preparation (ages 15-25). By appointment Online via Zoom By appointment Register Game Changers Resume writing, online job applications, interview preparation (ages 15-25). Mondays & Wednesdays The Huddle, 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne 3.30pm-6.30pm Register Huddle Kickback Fitness program for young boys (ages 16-25) Mondays North Melbourne Community Centre, 49-53 Buncle St, North Melbourne 5pm-6:30pm Register Huddle Up! Junior Sports program for boys and girls (ages 5-12) Thursdays North Melbourne Community Centre, 49-53 Buncle St, North Melbourne 4pm-5pm Register Huddle Up! Junior Sports program for boys and girls (ages 5-12) Tuesdays The Hub @ Docklands, 80 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands 4pm-5pm Register Huddle Up! Junior Sports program for boys and girls (ages 5-12) Wednesday Mainview Reserve, Mainview Blvd, Truganina 4pm-5pm Register Huddle Up! Senior Sports program for young people (ages 12-25) Thursdays (Women Only) Kensington Community Aquatic and Recreation Centre, 99 Altona St, Kensington 5pm-6.30pm Register Huddle Up! Senior Sports program for young people (ages 12-25) Fridays North Melbourne Recreation Centre, 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne 6.30pm-8.30pm Register Huddle Up! Senior Sports program for young people (ages 12-25) Thursdays Point Cook Secondary College 3pm-5pm Register Huddle Up! Senior Sports program for young people (ages 12-25) Fridays Eagle Stadium, 35 Ballan Rd, Werribee 4.30pm-7.30pm Register Study Squad Tutoring support (ages 11-25) during the school term Mondays The Huddle, 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne 3.30pm-6.30pm Register Study Squad Tutoring support (ages 11-25) during the school term Thursdays Penrose Promenade Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit 4:00pm – 6:00pm Register

A safe space for young people engaged in education to learn, grow and belong. < Back Meet Selina from Study Squad! Patrick McPhee 29 Oct 2024 A safe space for young people engaged in education to learn, grow and belong. Meet Selina from Study Squad! Selina is a year 8 student who has been coming to The Huddle since term 4, 2023. In her spare time Selina likes to play video games and walk outside. She also likes to eat, especially sweet food! Selina started coming to The Huddle to attend our Study Squad program, and has been one of the most regular attendees coming over 50 times in 2024! Selina likes that coming to Study Squad has given her more time to focus on learning, she has also spent some time working with our volunteer tutors who she has found helpful and likes that there are snacks! As well as coming to Study Squad, Selina has also engaged in our Huddle Holidays activities. Study Squad will remain open until the end of November 2024. Study Squad is a safe space for young people engaged in education 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. If you are interested in attending, please join us in: North Melbourne: Every Monday and Tuesday from 3.30pm-6.30pm at The Huddle North Melbourne, 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne 3051 Docklands: On Wednesdays from 3.30pm – 5.00pm at The Hub @ Docklands, 80 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands VIC 3008 Werribee: On Wednesdays from 3.30pm-5.30pm at The Huddle Werribee, Level 1, 150-226 Watton St, Werribee (Chirnside Park) Previous Next

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The Huddle Up! Junior participants are getting ready to skate into the holidays. < Back Skating Into The Holidays! Xavier Smith 27 June 2024 The Huddle Up! Junior participants are getting ready to skate into the holidays. Our Huddle Up! Junior participants from Flemington are ending the term on a high—skating into the holidays with two thrilling weeks of skateboarding at Kensington Skatepark! After the overwhelming success of last year’s introduction to the sport, we brought back the boards and ramps for a mid-year celebration of movement, confidence, and fun. Throughout Term 2, our young people have experienced a dynamic and diverse sporting program that included basketball—thanks to the incredible support of Westgate Basketball —and hockey, delivered in partnership with the passionate team at Brunswick Hockey Club . Each week, the Flemington group have embraced the chance to try something new, learning new skills, building confidence, and forming strong friendships through sport. The final weeks of skateboarding have brought a special energy to the group. There’s something uniquely empowering about rolling down a ramp for the first time or nailing a new trick after a few falls. Our young skaters didn’t just learn how to balance on a board—they learned to back themselves, bounce back from setbacks, and support one another along the way. One parent shared their appreciation for the program, saying: “Huddle Up! is a great program for children to get fit and physically active. My son has met so many new friends.” As the term wraps up, it’s clear that Huddle Up! Junior continues to offer more than just sport—it’s a place where children grow, connect, and thrive in a safe and inclusive environment. We’re proud of every Flemington participant for bringing energy and enthusiasm to each session, and we can’t wait to see what’s next for them when we return next term. Until then, enjoy the break—and keep rolling! Previous Next