Tuesday 30 June – Alphington Grammar

Soccer

Kids pick a country and compete in a round robin World Cup tournament. Because all teams play at the same time on parallel courts, there's no standing around waiting for a turn. It's active from the first whistle to the last.

 

Nerf Battle

Your child will take part in a team Nerf battle using barricades and base zones for cover, with music on throughout. Safety goggles are provided and a safety briefing runs before each game starts, with qualified teachers leading the session. The format keeps everyone moving and in the game, with respawns meaning no one sits out for long.

 

Lego Masters

Small groups get a sports-themed creative brief and time to build something together. The session also includes speed rounds, where groups race to complete a smaller build in a shorter time. At the end, all groups present their builds and vote on winners across a few different categories.

 

Dodgeball Championship

Teams compete in a series of head-to-head matches, with winners moving forward each round toward the final. Losing a match doesn't mean sitting out, as there's always another game running alongside. Classic Dodgeball rules apply throughout, and one team takes the championship at the end.