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More than 300 fans and community members took part in a pre-game parade as the Kangaroos marked the start of the school holidays. < Back Kids Footy Month Astrid Blackburn 9 July 2026 More than 300 fans and community members took part in a pre-game parade as the Kangaroos marked the start of the school holidays. On Sunday June 28, the Kangaroos kicked off the school holidays with a bang! With the team securing their eighth win of the season in their match against the Essendon Bombers. The match also celebrated the start of Kids Footy Month, where kids 14 years and under can get in free to selected games. Plus, there was loads of family friendly activities and giveaways throughout the day. Before the game, 300 lucky fans and community members also got to take part in a special parade on the ground, lead by a marching band and characters from The Wiggles. The pre-game energy was matched at half time with a music set by DJ Dorothy and her Wiggles pals. Kids Footy Month continues until Round 19, when the Kangaroos take on the Melbourne Demons back at Marvel Stadium. Previous Next

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Winter adventure with the junior and senior Huddle Holidays participants at IceHQ for ice skating! < Back Winter Adventures with Ice-Skating ⛸️ 10 July 2024 Winter adventure with the junior and senior Huddle Holidays participants at IceHQ for ice skating! Winter Adventures with Huddle Holidays ⛸️ At Huddle Holidays, our junior and senior crews recently enjoyed a thrilling ice-skating session at IceHQ, making the most of the winter weather! Whether they were seasoned skaters or first-timers, everyone embraced the icy fun 🥶 As the holiday season winds down, Huddle Holidays offers a range of free programs tailored for juniors and seniors. These fun and exciting activities are designed to keep young minds active and engaged, fostering new skills and experiences. Explore our programs today and discover how Huddle Holidays can enrich your winter break with unforgettable adventures! Huddle Holidays is supported by The Victorian State Government and Community Bank Seddon to create free, fun and exciting experiences for young people during the holiday break. Previous Next

< Back North Melbourne Public Housing Residents Association Community Fair Celebrating community in North Melbourne Previous Next

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Educators explored hands-on GOAL! lessons, discovering engaging, flexible approaches to teaching mathematics. < Back GOAL! brings Maths to Life at MAV Regional Tour Tam Shama 7 Apr 2026 Educators explored hands-on GOAL! lessons, discovering engaging, flexible approaches to teaching mathematics. On Friday, March 13, GOAL! lessons were demonstrated and set up for participants at the Mathematics Association of Victoria Regional Tour. Educators from F-12 settings attended the session, which featured Professors Di Siemon and Justine Sakurai. Professor Siemon presented Multiple Paths, Multiple Journeys, drawing on years of research and practice in mathematics education. The presentation highlighted that while there is strong evidence about what supports effective mathematics learning, the most important conclusion from this body of work is that there is no single 'best way' to teach and learn mathematics. The session challenged some of the assumptions underpinning current approaches and set the scene for discussion about different pathways to learning. Participants were then introduced to the structure and purpose of GOAL! and explored how the resource can support mathematics learning through engaging, football-themed contexts. Educators learned about the different components of the resource and discussed practical ways it could be used in their classrooms and learning settings. Teachers shared ideas about how the activities could support curriculum-aligned mathematics learning while also increasing student engagement through sport. Teachers from the AFL Schools Connect network also had the opportunity to step into the role of students and work through the GOAL! lessons in small groups. Teachers had time to experience the tasks in the same way their students would, discuss where these lessons would best fit within their learning sequence, and explore adaptations that could be made to suit their context. This allowed teachers to better understand the thinking, discussion, and problem solving embedded within each lesson. Through this hands on approach, teachers gained a clearer picture of how the activities unfold in practice and discussed how the lessons could be integrated into their mathematics teaching, complement existing units, and support a range of learning styles in the classroom. Previous Next

Reliving the holidays with a recap of the Huddle Holidays activities! < Back A recap of the Huddle Holidays activities! Previous Next

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< Back Meet Selina from Study Squad! A safe space for young people engaged in education to learn, grow and belong. Patrick McPhee 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