Valley Sport, in partnership with Mitchell Shire Council and funded by Omnia Health, are giving young people the chance to try up to four different sports in one exciting day. Whether you'd like to experience all four sports or simply choose the one that interests you most, the choice is yours. Come along, get active, learn new skills, and discover a sport you might love! Badminton - 10:00am-11:00am Pickleball - 11:00am-12:00pm Futsal - 12:00pm-1:00pm Basketball - 1:00pm-2:00pm Basketball (3 on 3 mini games) - 1:00pm-2:00pm Are you unsure what to wear or bring? * Ensure you wear comfortable clothes & your runners * Bring a drink and snacks if you're staying for the day Not sure what to expect from the opportunity? * Equipment is all provided * No experience needed * Come ready to have some fun!

Looking for something fun to do on a Friday evening? Come along and give badminton a go in a fun, friendly, and relaxed environment at Broadford Stadium! Every Friday from 10 July to 11 December Time 5:30pm – 7:30pm ⭐ FREE OF CHARGE ⭐ No registration fees. No equipment costs. Just come along and have some fun! What to Bring * Comfortable clothing * Runners or sports shoes * A drink bottle * A willingness to have fun! We'll provide: 🏸 Racquets 🏸 Shuttlecocks 🏸 Equipment 🏸 Support

As a coach, you've probably asked yourself questions like: How do I build confidence in a player who's struggling? What do I do when a young athlete loses motivation? How can I support kids through disappointment and setbacks? Why are some athletes walking away from sport? What's the best way to manage pressure and expectations? These are challenges that almost every coach faces, but few have the opportunity to discuss with a sports psychologist. Join registered sports psychologist Joel Curtis from Endeavour Wellness for a practical and engaging online workshop designed for coaches, volunteers and club leaders involved in community sport. Drawing on the themes explored throughout Valley Sport's podcast series, Joel will share insights into the mindset of young athletes and the factors that influence confidence, motivation, resilience, enjoyment and long-term participation in sport. This isn't a coaching accreditation course or a lecture on tactics and game plans. It's an opportunity to hear directly from an expert, better understand the young people in your club, and ask questions about the challenges you're seeing in today's sporting environment. Whether you're coaching an Under 10s team, a representative squad or anything in between, you'll leave with a greater understanding of how to help young athletes thrive both on and off the field. This workshop will be delivered online. A meeting link and access details will be emailed to all registered participants prior to the session. Presented by Valley Sport and South West Sport and facilitated by Joel Curtis, Registered Sports Psychologist and Principal Psychologist at Endeavour Wellness.

This workshop focuses on building the capacity of sporting clubs and community sport volunteers to embed a culture of safety, equality, and respect within your club, setting you up for future success and sustainability. This training aims to support clubs and volunteers to: - Drive standards of respect within their club - Create safe, welcoming, and inclusive sporting environments - Support council's commitment to Fair Access - Build the capacity of leaders in your club to drive change - Deliver appropriate participation opportunities for Women & Girl's - Champion equality and respect on and off the field - Progress gender equality through sport - Support clubs to prevent violence and disrespect in their setting This workshop is exclusively available to sporting clubs and selected groups in Moira Shire Council, and places are strictly limited. Each attendee from the club is required to register.

As parents, we all want our children to enjoy sport, build confidence, make friends and develop valuable life skills. But how do we best support them through pressure, disappointment, confidence challenges and setbacks? And what role do parents play in helping children develop a positive, lifelong relationship with sport? Join registered sports psychologist Joel Curtis from Endeavour Wellness for a practical and engaging online workshop designed specifically for parents and caregivers of young athletes. Drawing on the themes explored throughout Valley Sport's podcast series, Joel will provide practical advice and evidence-based strategies to help parents better understand the challenges facing young athletes and how they can positively support their sporting journey. Topics will include: Managing pressure and expectations Building confidence and resilience Positive sideline behaviour Supporting children through selection and disappointment Recognising signs of burnout Encouraging long-term enjoyment and participation in sport Whether your child is just starting out in sport or pursuing higher-level opportunities, this workshop will provide valuable insights that can help create a more positive sporting experience for everyone involved. This workshop will be delivered online. A meeting link and access details will be emailed to all registered participants prior to the session. Presented by Valley Sport and South West Sport and facilitated by Joel Curtis, Registered Sports Psychologist and Principal Psychologist at Endeavour Wellness.

This workshop focuses on building the capacity of sporting clubs and community sport volunteers to embed a culture of safety, equality, and respect within your club, setting you up for future success and sustainability. This training aims to support clubs and volunteers to: - Drive standards of respect within their club - Create safe, welcoming, and inclusive sporting environments - Support council's commitment to Fair Access - Build the capacity of leaders in your club to drive change - Deliver appropriate participation opportunities for Women & Girl's - Champion equality and respect on and off the field - Progress gender equality through sport - Support clubs to prevent violence and disrespect in their setting This workshop is exclusively available to sporting clubs and selected groups in Mansfield Shire Council, and places are strictly limited. Each attendee from the club is required to register.