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Kindy and School Programs 
Giving school students a taste of gymnastics through our highly beneficial program

Early Childhood Programs - Open to Kindies, Day Cares and Play Groups

Come and play the Kindergym way!

  • ​Planned and delivered by a Kindergym coach (under 5's specialist)

  • Only available to be held on site at MGS during school hours

  • Includes fine and gross motor learning experiences in our well equipped gymnastics club

  • Sessions are 60mins

School Gymnastics Program

Book in to experience this highly sort after and beneficial program!

  • Planned and delivered by our experienced senior coaches including a nurse and HPE teacher. Customisable to each school's context.

  • Only available during school hours.

  • MGS is registered with Sporting Schools 

  • For the best benefit Sporting School Sessions are held at Maryborough GymSports. School visits can also be arranged if a suitable area is available.

  • Session length is ideally 60mins, but can be subject to negotiation.

  • Focuses on the 3 F's - Fitness, Fundamentals and Fun.

Come in for an excursion or end of term school reward party 
Need a day of fun out of the regular routine? 

  • Planned and delivered by our experienced senior coaches including a nurse and HPE teacher

  • Only available during school hours at MGS

  • You can use Sporting Schools funding 

  • Sessions start at 60mins to a part day option

  • Includes use of all sorts of gymnastics equipment

Why should students do gymnastics?
It has been claimed to be the foundation of all sports!

 

With the Olympics in mind, we don’t think anyone would disagree that gymnastics at a high level can get pretty tricky, right?   But, if you want to be a master of anything, you’ve got to start somewhere.  

 

And you'd have to agree, that being able to control your body in space is pretty much essential for any sport or physical activity...  If you don’t have control of your body, we reckon it’d be fairly safe to assume that putting a ball or a bat into the mix, and then adding other people, is only going to complicate the situation further!

 

Now, don’t get us wrong!  These programs haven't been created with the intention of developing future elite gymnasts.  Sure, there may be a few kids doing programs who have the necessary skills, natural talent and determination to take the path to Olympic glory, but what about the future AFL rovers, the Diamond’s Goal Attacks or the future Wallabies players? 

 

How about the thousands of kids who may just want to lead a happy, healthy and active lifestyle as adults? It's really important that all children learn how to manage their bodies and what better way to do it than through fun movement activities.

 

(As adapted by http://www.launch-pad.org.au/)

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