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Untapped coaching talent could be the key to 2032
If we're only looking at half the talent pool, we’re missing half the potential. That’s the thinking behind the Australian Institute of Sport’s new ASPIRE coaching program, designed to empower Australia’s next generation of elite coaches.
Wheelchair Rugby League opens sport to every student
Wheelchair Rugby League has kicked off in Sporting Schools, giving students of all abilities the chance to get in the game. With all equipment provided, this inclusive program promotes fun, fitness, and teamwork—breaking down barriers so every student can play, pass, and enjoy rugby league together.
Celebrating the teachers that make Sporting Schools possible
National HPE Day is all about celebrating and recognising the teachers that pour passion, energy and patience into each lesson with their students to help Aussie kids be more active more often
AIS celebrates launch of QAS Para Sport Unit
The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) has welcomed the official launch of the Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) Para Sport Unit, a facility designed to help make Brisbane 2032 the country’s most successful Paralympic Games in history.
First Para Uplift athletes unveiled at QAS
The push to supercharge Australia’s Paralympic success ahead of Brisbane 2032 has taken a major leap forward, with 20 athletes inducted into the Queensland Academy of Sport’s (QAS) newly established Para Unit.
AIS welcomes launch of Australia’s fifth dedicated Para Sport Unit in Perth
The movement to make Australia a leading Para Sport nation by Brisbane 2032 has continued with the launch of a dedicated centre for Para athletes and sports at the Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) in Perth.
Karate kicks off in Sporting Schools
Karate Australia joins Sporting Schools and gives students the opportunity to build their confidence and teamwork skills
Tri Tag Rugby: Making rugby fun, safe and accessible for all
Tri Tag Rugby, founded by dual-code legend Mark Gasnier, offers a safe and exciting way to experience Rugby Union. With no contact and an innovative three-tag belt, the game opens doors for all students to play, learn, and enjoy rugby through Sporting Schools.