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All Stars Self Defence Centres

Address:	10/232-236 East Boundary Road , East Bentleigh Melbourne, , Australia

Contact Person:	All Centres

Telephone:	(03) 9579 0800 Remember to mention you saw us on schoolresources.com.au.

Mobile:	0418564249

Email:	Click to Contact

Postal Address :	10/232-236 East Boundary Road

Postal Address Suburb :	East Bentleigh

Post Code :	3165

Contact Person 1 :	Rod Catterall

2nd Contact Person :	Sonya Willets

Location of program :	Any where in Australia

Appropriate age group :	5-17

Average cost per child :	$4.00 per child per hour

Minimum number of students :	25

Minimum notice for booking :	2weeks

Special events :	Kids 4 day intensive training camp, Melb Vic

Holiday programs :	Second week of school holidays 4 day intensives

Teacher PD :	As per web site , stress, time, anger management,

Special Offers :	To help you introduce us into your school we are offering a FREE 30 MINUTE INTRODUCTORY SESSION to all new schools that haven’t used our services before. We provide all the equipment and our qualified instructors to conduct all sessions. We come to you or you can come to us at any of our FULL TIME TRAINING CENTRES at no extra cost. PLUS WE WILL DONATE ONE 10 WEEK COURSE OF KIDS KARATE TO BE RAFFLED OF AT YOUR NEXT SCHOOL FETE. (Valid at any All Stars Club, one child per term). Our emphasis is on participation and fun, while they learn new skills. We also sell the equipment we use at wholesale price to schools, EG, impact shields, focus pads, ropes, gloves, forearm pads.

Full Comprehensive Description :	Training is tailored to suit the individual needs of schools in metropolitan and country regions of Australia. The sport programs mostly involve physical training mixed with theory. The personal development training is lecture based learning incorporating role plays, group discussions and some written questions. To assist with the learning process, most courses have a student manual. This helps with the students progress and understanding of the subject matter. Other course manuals can also be downloaded from the website for schools who book in a course. Courses are generally booked by the hour over a number of weeks, however shorter or longer session times are available on request. All our courses are delivered by qualified, enthusiastic and motivated trainers. The All Stars Self Defence Centres tm company was founded by Rod Catterall back in January of 1991. All Stars have grown to become the largest teaching and training organisation to primary and secondary schools within Victoria. Who can do this? Any student of any age or gender in pre school, primary or secondary school and university, regardless of any physical or mental condition. You learn at a pace that is suited to your own abilities. We specialise in assisting and working with specialist groups with special needs ie, with behavioural, mental and physical conditions.

This listing is in the following categories: Physical Education, Health & Nutrition in Schools, After School Activities,
Email: info[at]allstars.net.au

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