A great opportunity to try out the game, the session is for four to six-year-olds and will feature simple drills delivered in an engaging and inclusive environment.
Football Australia’s Junior Programs Officer – MiniRoos (NSW/ACT), Jordan D’Alessandro, will be hosting the event and said it would be a fun, safe session designed for new players to learn and build skill.
“It is ideal for children to get a taste of soccer early to help build their love for the game,” he said.
“Playing a team sport is great for a child’s development and confidence which will help them on and off the field.”
Children need to wear comfortable clothing with enclosed shoes and bring a water bottle.
Free but registrations are essential for the ‘MiniRoos’ session this Saturday, November 4, 12-1pm, at cumberland.nsw.gov.au.
Book future Matilda or Socceroo into free MiniRoos to get started
WITH soccer now the most popular sport in the country thanks to the efforts of Australia’s national teams, the Matildas and the Socceroos, parents are being invited to register their children for an introductory ‘MiniRoos’ hour at Auburn Centre for Community this Saturday.
