1. 2009 Auskick Pro The AFL and the states have invested heavily in creating the right introductory course to AFL football for primary school children throughout Australia. The community leads the way. The AFL provides support. The states oversee the delivery. The philosophy gives the direction. (www.aflauskick.com.au)

2. Auskick Pro Designed for Under 8 & Under 9 Synchronized rules across region Much greater resource support from AFL (NSW/ACT) Tap into “Auskick” brand and marketing potential, including better use of website (and online registration/payment) Covered by Auskick Insurance – No Insurance fees

3. Role of AFL(NSW/ACT) staff AFL Product = AFL Delivery Level 0 Coaching course at all Junior Clubs/Centres Introductory Umpiring course offered to centres. Hold an Auskick Coordinators workshop AFL(NSW/ACT) staff member allocated to visit clubs and assist/witness the program as required. Giving advice/feedback on centre. A Roster system will be in place Provide auskick resources to clubs Coordinating galadays Maintain www.aflauskick.com.auwww.aflauskick.com.au

4. Role of Junior Clubs Ground hire bookings (not including galaday bookings) Manage/coach teams –Collect payment (if paid in cash) –Distribute auskick packs –Distribute resources to volunteers Responsible for ‘game day’ experience

5. Game Day Structure OPTION 1 1 session per week –No individual training session 1.5 Hour session –Skills session: 30mins - Emphasis on further development of basic game skills –Organise teams: 5-10mins –Game: 7mins thirds, using Auskick rules supplied. Emphasis on using skills just learnt during skills session prior OPTION 2 2 session per week –Same structure as option 1, but Individual training session separate to game

6. Locations of Centres Centres & format of current club start structure would remain similar –With increased numbers of children, we would look at having more centres U8/9 2008 centres at: –North Side (Ainslie inc) –Eastlake –Calwell –Southside –Queanbeyan U8/9 2009-2010 target (discussed during Action Plan Meetings) –Belconnen (Magpies/Cats) –Ainslie –Gungahlin –Eastlake –Calwell –Tuggeranong (Bulldogs/Lions) –Queanbeyan –Weston Creek –Yass/Goulburn/Crookwell –Cooma/Jindabyne/Bombala

7. Galadays AFL Player visit (Western Bulldogs & Melbourne Demons) AFL (NSW/ACT) staff assisting as required 31 st of May 2008 (Venue tbc), Rd 5 25 th of July 2008 (Venue tbc), Rd10

8. Dates for Courses Level 0 Auskick Coaching Course –March – May, At club venue Level 1 Auskick Coaching Course –Sat 4 th April, Manuka Level 2 Coaching Courses –21 st & 22 nd Feb, Sydney –7 th & 8 th March, Wagga Wagga –2010, Manuka ACT.

9. Affiliation Fees Not an AFL Canberra Program, so no Affiliation for Auskick Pro

10. Cost Structure Auskick registration: –$44 (inc GST) Club Fees –Depends on club

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12. What does Auskick Registration Cover? Resources available to each centre will be directly proportional to the number of registrations. Player Resources – 2008 (may vary for 2009) –Football –Hat –Bag (Different for Rookie & Pro) –Lunch Box (Rookie Only) –Waterbottle –DVD / Magazine / Sponsors Offers –INSURANCE Club Resources: –Clothes & Hats –Footballs –Cones –Posters –Coaching Manual –Positional bibs for games - tbc –Ball Bag / Whistles –Signage –Administration Folder Other equipment available to be borrowed is: –Tackling Bags –Handball Targets –Goal Posts AFL Development Staff will also be available when required to assist with: –Level 0 Coaching Course for Parents Syncronised marketing campaign & branding with AFL Campaigns including Auskick advertisements, & online websites (aflauskick.com.au) Linked to AFL Development Activities & promotional activities in schools Online Payment system (aflauskick.com.au) Volunteer Training & centre admin kit Each registered child goes into the draw to play half time Auskick at the AFL Grand Final on the MCG !!