JuniorNet G1/2 Program
Information:
Our JuniorNet G1/2 program is a junior development program which is based on the Netball Australia NetSetGo! Tier 1 "NET" program. It focuses on fundamental motor skills and has been designed to introduce young children to organised sport.
It comprises a play based motor skills program for children in school years 1/2. The emphasis is on the acquisition of basic motor skills, in a fun environment of games and activities appropriate to the age and abilities of children in Years 1&2. Refinement of netball specific skills and their application to the game will be introduced when they reach the final stage of JuniorNet in Year 3.
- Participants join the program as individuals, not in teams or clubs. We will group children with their nominated friends.
- Players are arranged into groups of approx 10 with 2 coaches / group.
- Coaches are older BNA netballers / Boroondara Power representative team players who are also learning the skills of coaching.
- Children rotate around different stations doing different games and activities.
- This program does NOT involve netball matches. There is no organised competition structure.
Program:
- Boroondara Netball Centre, Macleay Park, Nth Balwyn
- Friday afternoons, 4.00 - 4.45pm
- Terms 2 & 3, (term 4 optional)
- Players may join the program at any time IF there are places available. However, there is no reduction in cost.
- Costs include ball, shirt, insurance, coaching
- No sessions school hols, long weekends
- Children in PREP are eligible to join the program in Term 4.
Terms 2 & 3 |
May 2 - September 5 15 sessions: no sessions: long weekend: June 6 / school hols: July 4, 11, 18 Cost: $195 ($180 if you have a shirt from 2024) |
Term 4 (optional) + PREPS |
October 10 - November 28 7 sessions: no session long weekend October 31 Cost: $110 ($85 if you have a shirt & ball from Terms 2/3) |
What happens after JuniorNet G1/2
To register: click here
Please note that this is a very popular program and we are limited by court space and coach availablity. Therefore, it is strongly advised that registration forms are returned promptly. Only those who have returned their registration form and payment will be accepted and registrations will close when full. Others will be placed on a waiting list for inclusion in the program if a place becomes available. It is inappropriate to arrive at the courts with a child expecting to play without being registered as this is distressing for the child (and us).