STREETWISE
‘Streetwise’ is a targeted national grassroots sports development program designed to offer kids from all walks of life the opportunity to become actively involved in freestyle sports in Australia. StreetWise provides opportunities for young Australian’s to get active, stay healthy and enjoy action sports such as skateboarding on a regular basis, in a safe and well managed environment.
‘StreetWise’ targets both boys and girls aged between 6-17 years of age. Participants are able to enjoy 4 hours of coaching at their local skatepark with some of Australia’s best freestyle sporting athletes who are officially recognized via the Australian Sports Commissions (ASC) National Coach Accreditation Scheme as level one skateboarding coaches.
For more Information visit the Council page under the Community section of the website or download the StreetWise Delivery Kit
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Thanks to the Great Lakes Council, Youth Fest & Homebase Youth Services, StreetWise is rolling into the Tuncurry Skate Park for Youth Week in April. The clinics drop in on Saturday the 10th Apr and conclude on Sunday the 11th of Apr 2010....
The City of Nedlands & Skateboarding Australia are pleased to announce that StreetWise will be dropping into the Nedlands skatepark these school holidays on Monday the 12th of April 2010.
Thanks to the City of Subiaco, Skateboarding Australia's StreetWise program will be returning back to the Subiaco PCYC skate park this April on Sunday the 11th of April 2010.
The Shire of Roebourne & Skateboarding Australia are pleased to announce that the highly popular StreetWise program will be rolling into Karratha for the first time in the April School Holidays.The clinics roll off on Saturday the 17th of April and conclude on Sunday the 18th of April 2010.
Thanks to the District Council of Ceduna, StreetWise is returning to the Ceduna Skate Park on Saturday the 6th and Sunday the 7th of March 2010.
Get ready to go rolling at the Lismore skate park this Summer when SbA's StreetWise program drops in on Saturday the 30th of January and Sunday the 31tst of January 2010 thanks to the Lismore City Council.