Our Kids BJJ Program aims to help your child learn the fundamentals of BJJ in a fun, safe and structured environment. Guided by qualified school Psychologist and BJJ Black Belt, Paul Mystakidis, this program is designed to help your child build strong interpersonal relationships, become confident and self-assured, learn a practical skill set, and have a blast whilst doing so. Through the development of a new skill students will: - Rapidly Improve confidence. - Overcome 'shyness' - Develop... Read more

We are one of Australia's leading youth organisations providing fun and safe activities for kids and their families. Martial arts classes, parents and kids playgroup, gym, boxing and arts classes and school holiday programs. We also have a youth space where kids, teens and their families can come to hang out, play pool and table tennis and watch tv. All ages are welcome and encouraged to attend. Annual membership is only $10 for children and $20 for adults. Once you are a member of one location,... Read more

At PCYC Hornsby we offer a variety of activities and programs during the school term and school holidays! Our term-based activities include basketball, netball, boxing, table tennis, parkour, trampoline and gymnastics - herein kindergym and juniorgym for our 2-5 year-olds, recreational classes and competitive levels classes in trampoline, artistic and rhythmic classes. From Thursday-Sunday we also offer birthday parties which include 1 hour of activities and 1 hour for food and drinks! During the... Read more

PCYC is Australias pre-eminent youth organisation working with Police and community to empower young people to reach their potential. PCYC Northern Beaches offers 2 sports courts (basketball, netball, futsal, badminton, volleyball), 3 multipurpose rooms, youth hub and cafe. We offer classes from 18months - adults, sports compeitions and police programs. Read more

Your local Non-For-Profit youth organisation. We get young people active in life. We develop their skills, character and leadership. We reduce and prevent crime by and against young people. PCYC was established in 1937 by Police Commissioner William John Mackay. It was a partnership forged with the community via Rotary to provide young people with a safe and positive alternative to the streets. Today, we operate more than 60 clubs and centres through the state, with more than 100,000 members... Read more