Youth Classes & Lessons for Kids in Gorokan (2263)

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Why Choose Progress Martial Arts?

Choosing the right martial arts school is an important decision. Picking a quality school tailored to your needs with good instructors will ensure you develop the skills and self-defence capabilities you desire.

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Little athletics in Sydney

Pump up your kids with little athletics! Little athletics is a sport based on athletics, but the rules are slightly modified to fit the abilities of children. Get your kids to run on the track now!

Australian Army cadets attend the ANZAC Day memorial as part of their training.

Cadets For Kids

Is your kid a budding leader? Then he might be interested in becoming a youth cadet! A cadet is a trainee to become a volunteer military officer. Cadet trainees learn about military life, physical and mental skills, drills and ceremonies, and proper military etiquette. Cadet training does not require trainees to pursue a military career; but it provides them with skills to become efficient leaders and better citizens.

Classical Dance for Kids

Get your kid to learn classical dance, and let him/her enjoy this amazing art... Grace, fitness, concentration, discipline and agility are some of the major benefits this art could bring to your kids.

How to Get Your Child To Practice Their Musical Instrument

There is only one thing more magical than watching an expert musician who is lost in their own craft; that is, being that musician. Become one with an instrument produces a sense of flow, enjoyment, confidence and pure bliss. A musician can lose themselves to something greater than them alone. Which is why you are doing your child a massive favour if you know how to make practice both fun and rewarding. Here’s how to best get your child to practice, without the tears.

Kite-flying is an outdoor activity that kids can enjoy with their parents.

Kites For Kids

Get out in the fresh air with this classic among kids’ activities! Popular all over Australia for its simplicity and appeal to all ages, kite flying is great entertainment on a windy day!

The Bilingual Boost: Martial Arts as a Gateway to Second Language Learning

Many martial arts involve vocal commands and expressions, reinforcing language through movement. This connection between physical activity and language creates a dynamic learning experience, making the acquisition of a second language more engaging and enjoyable for children.

Sleighing is the most basic snow sport that kids can learn.

Snow Sports For Kids In NSW

Are your kids looking for challenging ways to enjoy the snow? Playing board sports in NSW might be the best idea! One key snow sport destination in Australia is Snowy Mountains.

Introduction to Rock Climbing for Kids

Explore the benefits and safety of rock climbing for kids, including gear advice and choosing the best climbing programmes in Australia – a guide for adventurous families.

Artistic Storytime: Inspiring Childrens Imagination Through Visual Tales

Drawing and painting are more than just colors on paper – they're gateways to your child's imagination. By providing them with the tools and the freedom to express themselves, you're nurturing their creativity, boosting their confidence, and creating memories that'll last a lifetime.

Pirate themed parties are always a success!

Pirate Parties and Activities for Kids

Looking for a fun way to celebrate? Pirate parties could be for you!

The Benefits of Drama Classes for Kids: Building Confidence and Communication Skills

"Unlock your child's potential with drama classes that build confidence and communication skills. "

The importance of poetry in your child's life

World Poetry Day was hosted globally on Tuesday, 21 March and it’s a good opportunity to talk about the important role poetry plays in child development.

Self defence: A lesson in safer living

Self Defence is much less about one's ability to fight and more about knowledge of one's self and environment. We are born with a natural instinct for survival and self preservation but in our modern 'civilised' society much of this instinct has been conditioned out of us, particularly in women. This article