Where classmates become teammates
School footy programs bring classmates together for an afternoon of games, movement and fun. There's plenty of time to run around, share a few laughs and enjoy being part of something with friends from school.
Held before or after school, sessions fit naturally around the school day, slotting easily into the routines families already have in place. Meanwhile, kids get another opportunity to be active, have fun and make a few grass stains along the way.
Two ways to play at school
Auskick and Superkick are designed for different stages of primary school, giving kids an experience that suits their age and the way they want to play.
NAB AFL Auskick is perfect for Prep to Grade 3 students. Through games, movement and plenty of encouragement, kids can discover footy in a way that's active, engaging and focused on having fun.
NAB AFL Superkick is designed for Grade 4 to 6 students. With more opportunities for game play and action, it's a flexible way for kids to get involved, play with friends and enjoy footy at their own pace.
One session a week. Plenty to look forward to
Every session is packed with games, movement and plenty of chances to get involved. Some weeks they'll come home talking about a new favourite game. Other times it's the funny moment everyone was laughing about, muddy knees or the story they're still telling at dinner.
Delivered by AFL staff, sessions are designed to keep kids engaged from the first whistle to the last, with something new to enjoy each week.
The excitement starts before the first session
Registration includes a pack to help kids feel part of the action from day one. For many, the excitement starts when their pack arrives, giving them something to talk about at home and another reason to look forward to the first session.
Pack inclusions may vary by program and season.
All-girls groups
There's something special about being part of a group that feels welcoming from the moment you arrive. Girls-only groups create opportunities to connect, play and share the experience with other girls.
Week after week, those connections often become just as important as the activity itself, giving girls another reason to come back and join in.