A local gymnastics and dance academy with more than two decades of experience is opening its doors to the community, giving families the chance to see what happens inside one of the region’s longest-running movement programs.
Australasian Gymnastics & Dance Academy (AGDA) will host an Open Day on Saturday, February 15, from 9am to 11am, welcoming children from four months through to high school age.
AGDA has been part of the local community for over 26 years, offering both recreational and competitive programs in gymnastics and dance.
The academy supports children from their very first movement experiences through to high-level competitive pathways, with programs designed to build confidence, strength, coordination and a lifelong love of movement.
The club caters for all abilities, with inclusive pathways that encourage each child to progress at their own pace.
AGDA is NDIS approved and accepts Play On vouchers, helping make participation more accessible for families.
Families attending the Open Day will be able to explore the academy’s programs, meet experienced and qualified coaches, take part in fun, age-appropriate activities and learn more about both recreational and competitive options available.
Known for its strong family values and focus on athlete wellbeing, AGDA has developed a reputation for safe, supportive training environments and high coaching standards.
The Open Day is aimed at families considering gymnastics or dance for the first time, as well as those interested in learning more about the academy’s development pathways.
