Do I have to stay and help at Auskick sessions?

Q: Do I have to stay and help at Auskick sessions?

You must stay. The Terms of Participation say a parent or guardian must be present for the whole of any session. If you cannot attend, another trusted adult who is not program staff must supervise your child. Community and club centres also require an adult to be present for the whole session. Helping is encouraged but optional: each age group has a main coach and helper coaches (largely volunteers), and parents are encouraged to help with no experience necessary. Ask your local Auskick Coordinator how to get involved.

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You must stay. The Terms of Participation say a parent or guardian must be present for the whole of any session. If you cannot attend, another trusted adult who is not program staff must supervise your child. Community and club centres also require an adult to be present for the whole session.

Helping is encouraged but optional: each age group has a main coach and helper coaches (largely volunteers), and parents are encouraged to help with no experience necessary. Ask your local Auskick Coordinator how to get involved.