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WELCOME

NetSetGO Skills Program (14 Weeks)

Our 14-week NetSetGO program is a modified skills-based program designed to focus more on skill development than traditional games they play. This hands-on program gives children more time with the ball, helping them develop confidence in their throwing techniques, footwork, and overall ball skills.

The program is ideal for children who are preparing to play netball games or who have previously completed our introductory NetSetGO program. We work closely with each child to support their individual development and build the fundamental skills needed for match play. This will have them ready to play a netball game more confidently.

5–6 Year Old Program

For our 5–6 year olds, we run a separate class tailored specifically to this age group. These sessions include a fun mix of ball skills and modified games to keep children engaged and excited about netball.

We understand that at this age, children are here to have fun with their friends while learning a new sport. This program is designed to support beginners and younger players in a positive, encouraging, and enjoyable environment while building their foundational skills.

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When & Where

Our program runs across Term 2 and Term 3, beginning in May 2026 and finishing in August 2026.
There will be a short break during the school holidays.

Sessions are held at Greater Shepparton Secondary College (GSSC) Hawdon Street, Shepparton

Friday Nights 5-6 & 6-7pm

Meet The Coaches

With over 20 years of combined coaching experience, our NetSetGO team is passionate about teaching the fundamentals of netball and inspiring the next generation of players. We're here to guide your children as they take their first steps into the game, helping them build confidence, learn essential skills, and most importantly—have fun! Our goal is to create a supportive and energetic environment where young players can grow, improve, and fall in love with netball. Whether it's learning to pass, shoot, or move with the ball, we're here every step of the way to help your child get game-ready.

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NetSetGO

NetSetGO is a fun, 15-week modified netball season designed especially for young children. It’s the perfect introduction to the game, focusing on teaching the fundamentals while gradually building advanced skills to prepare them for full netball matches. Through engaging activities and age-appropriate training, kids develop confidence, coordination, teamwork, and a love for the sport—all in a supportive and encouraging environment.

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NET

(Ages 5–6; or up to 10 if new to netball)

  • Format & Duration
    • Typically runs 8–10 weeks, aligned with school terms 
    • Sessions last around 45 minutes (sometimes up to 60)

  • Focus & Activities
    • Primarily play-based, emphasizing fundamental motor skills—running, jumping, catching, throwing—through games and fun activities 
    • Utilizes modified, kid-friendly equipment such as bean bags, hula hoops, and soft balls 

  • Aim
    • Build coordination, confidence, social skills—and spark a love for sport

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SET

(Ages 7–8)

  • Format & Duration
    • Runs about 10–15 weeks 
    • Sessions extend to roughly 60 minutes 

  • Focus & Activities
    • Builds on motor skill foundation with more netball-focused abilities—catching, passing, footwork.
    • Introduces modified matches, size‑4 netballs, and shorter goal posts 
    • Balanced skills drills, small games, and non-competitive match play 

  • Aim
    • Refine coordination and begin understanding basic strategies, all in a fun, inclusive setting 

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GO

(Ages 9–10)

  • Format & Duration
    • Also runs for 10–15 weeks 
    • Sessions typically 60 minutes 

  • Focus & Activities
    • Refines netball-specific skills—accurate passing, footwork, positioning.
    • Most gameplay occurs here: modified matches with umpires, equal rotations, and equal court time. Competitive scoring may be introduced—but fun & participation remain key 

  • Aim

  • • Ensure a smooth transition into junior/club netball with foundational technique, teamwork, and confidence 

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