Events & activities
A parent-friendly guide to after-school clubs, sport, arts, music and STEM activities around Sunshine Beach, Sunrise Beach, Noosa Heads and Noosaville.
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Find the school's official calendar at the school's government website.
Athletics, gymnastics, swimming and beach-based activities close to Sunshine Beach.
Community athletics club supporting children from beginners through to competitive squads, with Little Athletics pathways.
Community-run non-profit offering Gym Star, trampolining and freestyle gymnastics after school.
Council aquatic centre with a structured Learn to Swim program catering for infants through to squad level, plus Junior Swim Squads (Platinum, Development, Performance and High Performance) for children progressing beyond learn-to-swim.
Tennis Australia Hot Shots-affiliated coaching from Pee Wee (ages 4–7) and Junior Rookie (7–9) through Junior Pro (9–16) and Elite/Fixtures squads, running over nine-week blocks aligned to school terms with an end-of-term tournament.
Volunteer-run program for children aged 5–13 introducing surf safety, lifesaving skills and ocean awareness.
Four-week surf program for children aged 5–12 covering surf skills, ocean awareness and first aid.
Junior tennis coaching offering lessons and school-holiday clinics for a range of ages and abilities.
Play-based fitness and movement program for children, building coordination, strength and confidence.
Kids yoga classes run through Noosa Council's Living Well Noosa program, introducing movement, breathing and mindfulness in an age-appropriate way.
Pilates-based movement classes for children focused on strength, balance and body awareness, including homeschool and after-school sessions.
Yoga classes tailored for teenagers through Noosa Council's Living Well Noosa program, supporting flexibility, strength and stress relief.
Confidence, discipline, fitness and self-defence programs for kids.
Family-oriented karate club for children from 5 years, focused on confidence, self-control, perseverance and fitness.
Traditional Shotokan karate dojo with small classes for ages 3+, grouped by ability and focused on physical and mental development.
Kids programs include Parents & Kids, Kids 4–7, Kids 7+ and an invite-only competition crew, with self-defence taught without striking.
Structured GB Kids program covering self-defence, takedowns and ground techniques, with classes six days a week.
Creative, technology and performance programs for children who want something beyond sport.
Artist-led program for primary students in Grades 2–6 covering drawing, painting, colour theory and creative confidence.
Professional tuition in acting, musical theatre and film across junior, intermediate and senior age groups, with productions each year.
Weekly classes and musical-theatre camps from Grade 1 to Year 12, including musical theatre, acting, glee, dance, aerobics and cheerleading.
Music tuition shop connecting students with experienced local tutors across most instruments and skill levels, including piano, keyboard, guitar, vocals, drums, saxophone, clarinet and flute, from beginner to advanced. AMEB exam preparation is available.
Pottery studio in Noosa Junction offering wheel throwing and hand building classes for all skill levels, including introductory sessions. Families with younger potters should enquire about suitable classes.
Youth coding and robotics meet-ups have included circuits, Ozobots and coding platforms. Families should check the current library calendar.
Hands-on LEGO-based STEM and robotics sessions encouraging creativity, problem-solving and collaboration.
Creative maker studio running hands-on kids classes across art, craft and making.
Dance studio running Term 2 classes for children and teens across multiple dance styles.
Local clubs and organised sport options for primary-school aged children.
FQ/FFA-affiliated club with a large junior base and a Skill Development Program for boys and girls aged 5–14.
Community AFL club offering AusKick and junior teams from U8 to U17, including boys and girls squads.
Community rugby league club welcoming boys and girls aged 5–17, with registration including playing kit and insurance.
Junior programs include Aussie Hoops for ages 5–10 and Junior Development League for U12 and U14 players.
Offers NetSetGo, junior competitions, twilight competitions and representative pathways from age 12+.
Casual and organised sessions across badminton, volleyball, table tennis, pickleball, indoor bowls, futsal, basketball and netball.
Local rugby union club fielding teams from U6 through seniors. Public schedule information is limited, so families should enquire directly.
