Ultimate Frisbee

Give your students a sport they can discover together.

Ultimate is a fast, fun, non-contact team sport with one big difference: there are no referees.

Players are responsible for knowing the rules, making their own calls and resolving disagreements respectfully through Spirit of the Game. https://www.afda.com/what-is-sotg, opens in a new tab

That makes Ultimate more than another physical activity. While students learn to throw, catch, move and work as a team, they are also developing communication, cooperation, decision-making, leadership and conflict-resolution skills. And for many classes, there’s another advantage.

Most students are learning to throw and catch a flying disc from scratch.

Rather than returning to a sport where some students may already have years of experience, Ultimate can give the class a more level starting point. Students learn together, make mistakes together and discover new skills together - giving different students the opportunity to find confidence and success.

Why introduce Ultimate at your school?

The manuals themselves describe Ultimate as combining elements of netball, soccer, gridiron and touch footy, which gives teachers an easy reference point when introducing it.

Choose your program

Ulti-mates - Primary School (F-2 & Years 3-6)

A fun introduction to flying disc for primary students, using modified games and activities to develop movement skills, throwing, catching, teamwork and Spirit of the Game.

Fly - Secondary School (Years 7-8)

A game-based introduction to Ultimate that develops throwing and catching, game play, teamwork, communication, leadership and self-refereeing.