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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

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

An overnight camp for young men to connect, share stories, be inspired, and have fun through activities and challenges. An overnight camp for young men to connect, share stories, be inspired, and have fun through activities and challenges. Hissotry.png Hissotry.png 1/1 HISstory is an overnight camp designed for young men to connect, share stories, be inspired and have fun through leadership and team building activities and challenges. REGISTER So much fun! Wish the camp days were longer James, 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

Receive academic support through subject-specific volunteer tutors, computer and internet access, all in a quiet, contemporary study space. Receive academic support through subject-specific volunteer tutors, computer and internet access, all in a quiet, contemporary study space. DSC05098.jpg DSC05105.jpg DSC05090.jpg DSC05098.jpg 1/4 Study Squad is a safe space for young people aged 10-25 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 runs across three locations: NORTH MELBOURNE When: Every Monday and Thursday during the school term Time: 3.30pm – 6.30pm Where: The Huddle North Melbourne, 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne 3051 TARNEIT When: Every Thursday during the school term Time: 4.00pm – 6.00pm Where: Penrose Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit 3029 DOCKLANDS (younger age program, 7 years and older) When: Every Wednesday during the school term Time: 3.30pm - 5.00pm Where: The Hub at Docklands, 80 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands Victoria 3008 REGISTER I can’t believe it; the renovation (at Arden St) is so cool. I want to be a part of The Huddle forever. I have been coming here for so long, I love this new space. It looks so cool... This is such a nice place to do homework. Year 10 participant Previous Next

Welcome to AFL is your ticket to getting in on the action of Australia's favourite sport - Aussie Rules Footy! Welcome to AFL is your ticket to getting in on the action of Australia's favourite sport - Aussie Rules Footy! DSC07126.JPG DSC07079.JPG Screenshot 2023-07-17 at 11.47.06 am.jpg DSC07126.JPG 1/6 Welcome to AFL is an introductory AFL program for newly arrived, multicultural and international student communities to learn the basics of AFL. You'll experience the unique and memorable opportunity of being front and centre at some of Australia's most exciting and historic stages for sport; Marvel Stadium, Blundstone Arena, and Arden Street Oval. We'll teach you the ins and outs of footy, from rules to the skills, and cap it all off by watching a live game of footy from the mighty North Melbourne Kangaroos. LEARN MORE My first game was amazing and I loved that the North Melbourne fans were willing to share their love for a team with us, discuss the rules of the sport and the value it holds for them. Israel Segall Previous Next

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 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! Senior Sports program for young people (ages 12-25) Thursdays (Women Only) North Melbourne Community Centre, 49-53 Buncle St, North Melbourne 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

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Gary Lee inducted into the Victorian Multicultural Honour Roll! < Back Multicultural Honour Roll of The Huddle's Advisory Committee Member Don Doughty 16 Dec 2024 Gary Lee inducted into the Victorian Multicultural Honour Roll! On December 4, Seddon resident, and international student advocate Gary Lee was inducted into the Victorian Multic ultural Honour Roll at Government House, receiving the accolade from the Governor, Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Margaret Gardner AC and the Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Miss Ingrid Stitt. This was the third year the Victorian Multicultural Honour Roll which recognises the efforts of individuals who have made exceptional and lasting contributions to multiculturalism in Victoria, recognising the vital role that multicultural individuals have played to keep communities safe and connected. From international student, Senior Fellow of the International Education Association Australia (IEAA) to being recognised as the Australian Day Council ‘New Australian of the Year’ and just recently, an Order of Australia Medal, Gary has long been a passionate member of the international education community. Originally from Malaysia, Gary started his journey in Melbourne as an international student and quickly discovered his passion for multicultural communities, dedicating his life to ensuring all international students feel welcomed, supported and motivated. His empathetic approach and tireless efforts have made a significant impact on the lives of students, creating a home away from home for many. Dynamic, creative and visionary, he has over 20 years’ experience in the areas of high level strategic planning and design; policy development and advice; design and delivery of complex projects and student wellbeing initiatives. Currently, Gary leads the international education portfolio at the City of Melbourne in delivering the Council Plan 2021–25 and the Economic Development Strategy 2031. He also oversees City of Melbourne’s collaboration with State Government on the International Education Recovery Plan 2025. Gary is a member of numerous advisory committees including the North Melbourne Football Club’s The Huddle, the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) Regional Advisory Council, Crime Stoppers Cultural Inclusion Reference Group, African Music and Cultural Festival and the Australian Government’s Best Practice in International Student Engagement Project. He is also an ambassador for the AFL Multicultural Program, Melbourne Victory, Welcoming Australia and the Bully Zero Australia Foundation. Gary Lee is not just an advocate; he is a beacon of hope for many international students navigating the complexities of being in a new country. Previous Next

< Back Local Legends: Somali Healthcare Professionals Somali Healthcare Professionals (SHP) is a networking platform founded by three passionate young Somali women Riley Goodwin Previous Next

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