Physical Activity

We provide children with additional needs competence and capability to confidently engage meaningfully and inclusively in sporting and recreational activities through our programs.  

Aqua Safe was developed in collaboration with the ACT Government and is a unique water safety and awareness program designed specifically for Year 2 students in the ACT.

Big Skills for Small Bikes is a learn to ride course for younger children, which focuses on teaching parents and carers how to get their kids riding confidently and safely.

ACT families experiencing financial barriers have lower levels of participation in sport and recreation. This has a direct impact on their health and wellbeing and on their level of connection to their community.

Supporting Canberra schools in their efforts to get students physically active. 

Healthy habits start early in life! Kids at Play is all about giving young children the best start to life, by providing active play information to families and early childhood educators. 

The Kids into Sport program was established to ensure that regardless of the barriers, every child in the Tuggeranong Valley is given the opportunity to play sport.

NGADYUNG is the word used by the traditional land owners in the ACT region – the Ngunnawal People – to describe water and various activities associated with it.

The Ride or Walk to School (RWTS) program is a free ACT Government service for schools, developed by ACT Health and delivered by Transport Canberra and City Services. 

A FREE six-week skipping program for kids. The program is designed to help kids develop healthy hearts while having fun. We provide all the equipment; you just need to bring your kids!

The Swim 4 Life Program is a free holiday program for families of primary school aged children within the local Canberra area who would normally not have access to swimming and Water Safety lessons.

Swim and Survive is suitable for school aged children from 4 years and up.