School programs for disengaged students

An inclusive program that empowers young people living with disability to build confidence, independence, and life skills, while increasing participation in school, sport, and community activities.

An interactive program that teaches students about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures through traditional games, cultural education, and learning from Elders.

A culturally safe program designed for Aboriginal girls and young women, offering individual support and group activities to strengthen wellbeing, engagement, cultural connection, and education outcomes.

An AFL-endorsed program that equips young people with the skills and accreditation to become boundary, goal, and field umpires, with ongoing support to transition into local umpiring pathways.

Targeting youth in upper primary school and early high school, the Future Leaders program is an 8-week journey designed to help students grow in confidence, resilience, and leadership while preparing for a strong start to high school.

Fun and inclusive carnivals that bring together youth from different communities to compete, connect, and grow — while also creating local opportunities in coaching, umpiring, and event support.

An online program connecting metropolitan staff with regional schools, delivering engaging, interactive sessions that keep young people connected despite distance barriers.

A government-funded initiative that provides free access to a wide range of sports in schools, building students’ confidence and motivation to stay active for life.

A 20-week school-based program for high school students in years 9 and 10, combining classroom and sport activities to boost school attendance, behaviour, and leadership. Sessions focus on social and emotional learning, teamwork, cultural awareness, and practical life skills.