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FEATUREDAt Active, we have a team of passionate and qualified teachers who prioritise your child’s safety and enjoyment while progressing through our program. In addition, we focus on improving your child’s physical literacy and fundamental movement skills, which will benefit them in all sports and activities. Plus, our classes are designed to be fun and engaging for your child! Active offers a Tiny Tumble program for children aged 2-4 years and Gym Kids for children aged 4+. These are both age-based recreational programs. Active also offers a levels-based recreational program, “Futures” This is for gymnasts who are ready for a Read more…
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Grasshopper Soccer is a community-based Australian soccer program designed to introduce children aged 2–12 years to the basics of soccer in a fun, social and non‑competitive environment. Programs are age‑grouped and progressive so kids can build skills and confidence over time: Mite‑E (2–3 years) – Parent‑involved sessions focused on simple ball skills, coordination and confidence. Pint Size (4–5 years) – An introduction to basic soccer skills with fun, small‑sided matches. Intro to Micro (5–6 years) – More ball control and game understanding, with slightly larger match formats. Micro (6–8 years) – A stronger focus on match play and teamwork, still Read more…
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Ready Steady Go Kids is a science-based, multi‑sport program for young children, introducing them to the fundamentals of 10 different sports in a fun, supportive setting. Classes are designed by paediatric and occupational therapists to build: Gross and fine motor skills Basic sporting techniques Confidence, independence and social skills like teamwork and taking turns With small class sizes and high coach interaction, children experience a rotating schedule of sports (such as soccer, basketball, tennis and more), helping them discover what they enjoy while developing a broad base of physical skills. Read more…
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Jungle Sports offers high-energy, age-appropriate multi-sport programs for kids from 18 months up to 12 years. With fun, structured classes led by trained coaches, children are introduced to a variety of popular sports such as AFL, soccer, basketball, tennis, cricket and more, while building coordination, confidence and a love of being active. Programs run in line with school terms, with options for toddlers through to primary school age, as well as holiday camps and a dedicated soccer program. Jungle Sports also offers birthday parties and school programs, bringing their energetic, play-based sports sessions to venues across Perth and regional WA. Read more…
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UWA Tiny Tots is a fun, participation-focused program for children aged 3–4, using skills-based games to introduce the fundamentals of running, jumping and throwing in an age-appropriate way. The focus is on play, confidence and development (not competition). Read more…
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Tiny Tots Tennis WA offers tennis coaching for children (including preschoolers), plus programs for teens and adults. Sessions use a modified tennis approach with kid-friendly equipment (such as mini nets and low-compression balls) to help build confidence, coordination and racquet skills in a fun, safe environment. Programs run as term-based group lessons, with additional holiday clinics available. Read more…
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Kingsway Athletics is a large, community-based athletics centre in WA, bringing together multiple affiliated clubs that train locally during the week and come together for weekly centre competitions. They offer a range of track and field activities (running, jumping, throwing and walking) with events tailored to different ages and abilities. Who it’s for Kingsway provides membership options across a wide range of age groups, including: Tiny Tots Little Athletes (Under 7 to Under 12) Junior Athletes (Under 13 to Under 18) Read more…
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SoccerPlay provides children’s soccer programs in Perth’s northern suburbs, with sessions for kids aged 2–12 years. Their programs are designed to help children have fun, build confidence, and develop core soccer skills in an age-appropriate, supportive environment. What they offer Play Dates (2–3 years): a play-based introduction to soccer with structured and guided free play Junior Programs (4–12 years): term-based training focused on key skills like dribbling, passing, shooting, attacking and defending Academy (U6–U9): extra development for young players wanting to build technical and tactical skills Match Day (4–12 years): a friendly, non-competitive introduction to game-day play Trial sessions available Read more…
