The Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness School Holiday Programs have been in operation for over 10 years and there are no signs of slowing down, with over 650 participants enrolled in the most recent Autumn Camps.
Mini-athletes of all abilities between the ages of 5-15 years experienced an action-packed two weeks across both of our locations in Camperdown and Tempe.
Sports on offer included netball, basketball, tennis, water polo, swimming, rugby, AFL, soccer and the popular multi-sport mix, with a number of single day camps including fencing, archery and dance.
For the first time in SUSF history, School Holiday Programs collaborated with Sydney University Soccer Football Club (SUSFC) to introduce “Advanced Development Clinics.”
This soccer clinic focused on developing talented female players in a high performance environment. Advanced clinics have been introduced and designed for enthusiastic young sportsmen and sportswomen to build upon their developing skill sets.
The SUSFC Development Clinics were well received by our participants who learned a lot from our experienced coaches Emily Husband and Amy Shepherd and will run again during our Winter camp period.
“They enjoyed learning from the coaches, the skills they learnt and the level that the clinic was aimed at.”
We acknowledge the success of our camps is hugely dependent on our staff and coaches who turn up daily with a smile on their face and an enthusiastic spirit. This past year we have placed an importance on procuring, training and developing exceptional coaches. Our School Holiday Programs and their participants have benefited greatly from this.
“The experience was a positive one with high quality coaches. The positivity and encouragement of the coaches was a highlight of the program.”
“The organisation and structure of the program was exceptional. Such a well-run, high-quality program.”
Our school holiday sports camps will help your children remain active in a fun, dynamic and inclusive environment. With over 10 sports on offer, there is something for everyone.
