Under 12 Programs - Basketball NSW

Unlock Your Basketball Potential with Our Under-12 Skills Days!

Ready to take your basketball game to new heights? Our Under-12 Skills Days are the perfect opportunity for young players to receive expert coaching, enhance their skills, and have an absolute blast doing it!

In 2026, we’re opening our doors to all boys and girls born in 2015/2016. Whether you’re a beginner just starting out or a player aiming for representative levels, this program is designed for every skill level. You’ll work on the key fundamentals of the game, including dribbling, shooting, passing, defense, and decision-making—all while having loads of fun with teammates.

Each session is packed with hands-on coaching, giving you the tools you need to improve and build confidence on the court.

Don’t miss out, join us now and experience the excitement, growth, and skill development that will take your basketball game to the next level!

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What are the U12 Country & Metro Skills Days?

The NSW Under-12 Skills Days provide players from across NSW, both Country and Metropolitan associations, with the opportunity to receive expert coaching and develop their basketball skills in a fun, engaging, and supportive environment.

Open to all boys and girls regardless of experience level, the program focuses on building strong individual foundations that Under-12 players should be proficient in before progressing to the next age group. Sessions emphasise the Super 6 core skills: Dribbling, Passing, Pivoting, Shooting, 1v1 Defence, and Decision Making, ensuring players continue to grow their confidence and overall game understanding. Whether you are new to basketball, playing domestically, or competing at a representative level, these Skills Days are designed to help you improve while enjoying the game.

Participation in the Skills Days is open to all players and is not dependent on involvement in any additional events. During the sessions, coaches will assess eligible players born in 2015 or 2016. Selected players may be invited to participate in their respective Under-12 Jamboree programs, including the John Davidson Country Jamboree (Southern or Northern Country NSW) or the Metro Under-12 Jamboree (Metropolitan NSW), which are invitation-only events.

Join us for an exciting day of learning, development, and basketball as we continue to provide meaningful pathways for young players across NSW.

Submit your Coach Expression of Interest

Want to get involved at one of our Under 12 Skills Days or upcoming Jamborees? If you hold a Competition Coach Qualification (former Club Coach) and want to help grow the next generation of basketballers, we’d love to hear from you. Open to both male and female coaches, all are welcome!

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Country Under-12 Skills Days

Northern/Eastern U12 Skills Days

Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
Cost: $135

Date	Venue	Address
~~Thursday 16th April~~	~~Tamworth, Tamworth Sports Dome~~	~~9/7 Jack Smyth Dr, Hillvue NSW 2340~~
SOLD OUT Thursday 16th April	~~Newcastle, Newcastle Basketball Stadium~~	~~27 Young Rd, Broadmeadow NSW 2292~~
Saturday 30th May	Central Coast, Guzman y Gomez Stadium	324-334 Terrigal Dr, Terrigal NSW 2260
Wednesday 15th July	Ballina, Ballina Indoor Sports Centre	63 Cherry St, Ballina NSW 2478
Thursday 16th July	Port Macquarie, Port Macquarie Indoor Sports Stadium	1 Hibbard Dr, Port Macquarie NSW 2444

Southern/Western U12 Skills Days

These Skills Days have recently concluded.

Metro Under-12 Skills Days

Metro U12 Skills Days

Time: 9:00am-3:00pm
Cost: $135

Date	Venue	Address
~~Saturday 21st March~~	~~Penrith, Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre~~	~~30 Herbert St, Cambridge Park NSW 2747 Australia~~
Tuesday 7th July	Northern Beaches Indoor Sports Centre	Jacksons Rd, Warriewood NSW 2102
Tuesday 14th July	Minto, Minto Indoor Sports Centre	9 Redfern Rd, Minto NSW 2566
Wednesday 15th July	Five Dock, Five Dock Leisure Centre	William St, Five Dock NSW 2046
Thursday 16th July	Hornsby, Thornleigh Brickpit Basketball Sports Stadium	1A Dartford Rd, Thornleigh NSW 2120

JOHN DAVIDSON COUNTRY JAMBOREE & METRO JAMBOREE

Basketball NSW is excited to announce that the John Davidson Country Jamboree & Metro Jamboree are back in 2026.

The John Davidson Country Jamboree will have two locations to host to support the growth of regional players in NSW.

Southern: Saturday 26th September – Monday 28th September @ Griffith

Northern: Friday 9th October – Sunday 11th October @ Coffs Harbour

Metro: Wednesday 30th September – Friday 2nd October @ Penrith

2026 Jamboree Selections

Southern Selections

Under 12 Girls

First Name	Surname	Association
Mackenzie	Allen	Orange District Basketball Association
Alessia	Antiohos	Illawarra Basketball Association
Valentina	Armanini	Leeton Basketball Association
Lara	Baldi	Bathurst Basketball Association
Evelyn	Barlow	Illawarra Basketball Association
Indiana	Berghofer	Leeton Basketball Association
Milla	Boldiston	Griffith Basketball Association
Tatum	Brady	Griffith Basketball Association
Georgiana	Brazier	Orange District Basketball Association
Amelia	Brear	Albury Basketball Association
Ariana	Capomolla	Lithgow Basketball Association
Tahlia	Celebi	Illawarra Basketball Association
Evie	Charles	Griffith Basketball Association
Abigail	Coghill	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Indigo	Coyle	Dubbo Basketball Association
Elsie	Crowe	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Avana	Croxton	Bathurst Basketball Association
Willow	Dean	Albury Basketball Association
Mia	Dederer	Orange District Basketball Association
Elli	Dixon	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Estelle	Eckler	Wollondilly Basketball Association
Cailin	Ewing	Albury Basketball Association
Indi	Fair	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Meila	Fair	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Bailey	Forbes	Griffith Basketball Association
Maggie	Frew	Orange District Basketball Association
Charlize	Giorgi	Leeton Basketball Association
Charlee	Green	Shoalhaven Basketball Association
Mackenzie	Greene	Wollondilly Basketball Association
Ella	Hanke	Albury Basketball Association
Stella	Hayward	Wollondilly Basketball Association
Evelyn	Hearne	Orange District Basketball Association
Aliza	Heinrich	Temora Basketball Association
Addison	Hopper	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Violet	Howard	Griffith Basketball Association
Saige	Jackson	Illawarra Basketball Association
Nellie	Jacobs	Albury Basketball Association
Ines	James-Kiriczenko	Illawarra Basketball Association
Eliza	Johanson	Griffith Basketball Association
Tileah	Johnston	Albury Basketball Association
Rosie	Kayser	Shoalhaven Basketball Association
Emilie	Kelly	Illawarra Basketball Association
Myah	Kelly	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Maggie	Klingner	Albury Basketball Association
Marianna	Korres	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Charlotte	Lang	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Kelsey	Lashbrook	Leeton Basketball Association
Annabelle	Lavakeiaho	Albury Basketball Association
Liara	Lawson	Leeton Basketball Association
Eva	Lolesi	Illawarra Basketball Association
Frankie	Lollback	Albury Basketball Association
Maggie	Mahon	Griffith Basketball Association
Anastasia	Maloney	Albury Basketball Association
Elsie	Martin	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Ellie	McCoy	Illawarra Basketball Association
Mia	McGrath	Leeton Basketball Association
Ellery	Mckenzie	Albury Basketball Association
Maddison	McPhee	Albury Basketball Association
Elka	McPherson	Goulburn Basketball Association
Briar	Menghi	Illawarra Basketball Association
Torah	Moran	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Mbali	Moyo	Illawarra Basketball Association
Adelyn	Newby	Goulburn Basketball Association
Mia	Newby	Goulburn Basketball Association
Astrid	Newman	Illawarra Basketball Association
Raven	Nguyen	Illawarra Basketball Association
Evie	Packer	Albury Basketball Association
Ilaria	Pavlovic	Milton Ulladulla Basketball Association
Emmerson	Peschka	Orange District Basketball Association
Molly	Pocknall	Illawarra Basketball Association
Evie	Powell	Narrandera Basketball Association
Evie	Reedy	Bathurst Basketball Association
Jane	Ringland	Orange District Basketball Association
Shelbie	Ritchie	Albury Basketball Association
Hannah	Robinson	Griffith Basketball Association
Poppy	Romeo	Shoalhaven Basketball Association
Neve	Rossiter	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Ruby	Ryan	Illawarra Basketball Association
Olive	Saywell	Illawarra Basketball Association
Emelia	Sheekey	Goulburn Basketball Association
Pippa	Southam	Shoalhaven Basketball Association
Bonnie	Stevens	Albury Basketball Association
Ivy	Stimson	Temora Basketball Association
Ellie	Surawski	Bathurst Basketball Association
Evelyn	Symons	Tumut Basketball Association
Willow	Taylor	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Charlotte	Theobald	Bathurst Basketball Association
Ella	Thompson	Albury Basketball Association
Avaly	Tomlinson	Goulburn Basketball Association
Chasiel	Tuburan	Tumut Basketball Association
Audrey	Tulloch	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Lilly	Turnbull	Bathurst Basketball Association
Isabelle	Vernon	Wollondilly Basketball Association
Parece	Weeks	Griffith Basketball Association
Leah	White	Deniliquin Basketball Association
Adele	Whitney	Lithgow Basketball Association
Bonaventure	Williams	Goulburn Basketball Association
Ivy	Wilson	West Wyalong Basketball Association
Winter	Wilson	Batemans Bay Basketball Association
Joanie	Wynne	Griffith Basketball Association

Southern Selections

Under 12 Boys

First Name	Surname	Association
Ryan	Aholelei	Illawarra Basketball Association
Bailey	Anning	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Leo	Barber	Albury Basketball Association
Michael	Barry	Griffith Basketball Association
Beau	Beattie	Illawarra Basketball Association
Darcy	Bell	Temora Basketball Association
Dylan	Brakenridge	Bathurst Basketball Association
Blake	Broome	Griffith Basketball Association
Connor	Bruce	Albury Basketball Association
Austin	Buller	Leeton Basketball Association
Mack	Burbidge	Albury Basketball Association
Zachary	Casey	Kiama Basketball Association
Jagger	Ceccato	Griffith Basketball Association
Coen	Chambers	Illawarra Basketball Association
Parker	Chapman	Albury Basketball Association
Isaac	Chilko	Illawarra Basketball Association
Kobe	Church	Albury Basketball Association
Levi	Collins	Narrandera Basketball Association
Riley	Crisp	Albury Basketball Association
Jack	Curtis	Milton Ulladulla Basketball Association
Jonah	Davies	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Carter	Dean	Cooma Basketball Association
Lincoln	Deans	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Riley	Dowler	Bathurst Basketball Association
Tyson	Dunstan-Radnedge	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Cooper	Durham	Narrandera Basketball Association
Samuel	Fee	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Kortlyn	Forrester	Dubbo Basketball Association
Henry	Fraser	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Archer	Fryday	Illawarra Basketball Association
Ashton	Gawne	Narrandera Basketball Association
Flynn	Gilchrist	Temora Basketball Association
Lawson	Glasgow	Bathurst Basketball Association
Patrick	Glazier	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Lucas	Greatz	Leeton Basketball Association
Lincoln	Gresser	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
George	Hassall	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Ethan	He	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Ted	Higgins	Illawarra Basketball Association
Jude	Hilton	Albury Basketball Association
Finn	Hunt	Albury Basketball Association
Adam	Jeffries	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Kobe	Jelly	Tumut Basketball Association
Noah	Ketels	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Silas	Kiehl	Illawarra Basketball Association
Fragiskos	Korres	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Jobe	Lang	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Matthew	Lindstrom	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Owen	Macarthur	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Jetta	Macdonald	Deniliquin Basketball Association
Flynn	Martin	Merimbula Basketball Association
Trae	McConnell	Illawarra Basketball Association
Cooper	McCormack	Temora Basketball Association
Harrison	McDonald	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Owen	Menz	Albury Basketball Association
Reign	Mooney	Tumut Basketball Association
Charlie	Moses	Merimbula Basketball Association
Khaya	Moyo	Illawarra Basketball Association
Noah	Musgrave	Illawarra Basketball Association
James	Norman	Tumut Basketball Association
Boston	O’Garey	Leeton Basketball Association
Sawyer	Oldrey Mills	Bathurst Basketball Association
Mason	Palmer	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Marcel	Parker	Albury Basketball Association
Mahir	Pathak	Albury Basketball Association
Koby	Patrick	Merimbula Basketball Association
Umbarra	Penrith	Tumut Basketball Association
Lennix	Poasa	Illawarra Basketball Association
Moses	Pologa	Griffith Basketball Association
Cameron	Raines	Mudgee Basketball Association
Jordy	Rampal	Albury Basketball Association
Lucas	Rhodes	Lithgow Basketball Association
Lewis	Robertson	Leeton Basketball Association
Levi	Robson	Deniliquin Basketball Association
Thomas	Schneider	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Xavier	Scott	Albury Basketball Association
Nate	Scott-Young	Albury Basketball Association
Hunter	Sherriff	Temora Basketball Association
Akash	Singh	Batemans Bay Basketball Association
Huxley	Smith	Goulburn Basketball Association
Caide	Spargo	Illawarra Basketball Association
Fletcher	Stevens	Leeton Basketball Association
Patrick	Stevens	Tumut Basketball Association
Jack	Stiff	Bathurst Basketball Association
Dion	Stucci	Griffith Basketball Association
Ryan	Sunley	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
James	Sutton	Blue Mountains Basketball Association
Lenny	Taylor	Merimbula Basketball Association
Patrick	Todd	Queanbeyan Basketball Association
Hudson	Villata	Griffith Basketball Association
Jace	Wade	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Oscar	Warden	Wagga Wagga Basketball Association
Kaden	Weeks	Griffith Basketball Association
Jake	Weir	Illawarra Basketball Association
Leonard	Williams	Illawarra Basketball Association
Archie	Willis	Bathurst Basketball Association
Jake	Woolston	Deniliquin Basketball Association
Knox	Worthington	Albury Basketball Association
Thomas	Wright	Griffith Basketball Association
Carter	Wykes	Goulburn Basketball Association

THE CONCEPT OF JOHN DAVIDSON COUNTRY JAMBOREE

The John Davidson Country Jamboree has been developed to provide junior country basketballers with an enjoyable basketball experience that includes more than just direct head-to-head competition.

The John Davidson Country Jamboree is a fantastic opportunity for Under 12 NSW Country players to experience high-level coaching and fun social activities.

The focus is not on winning; it is participatory and enjoyment of the game that is important at Jamboree. The games have been specifically modified so that we can cater to the involvement of all players.

Players and coaches attending John Davidson Country Jamboree can look forward to participating in an exciting atmosphere with other young basketball enthusiasts while learning new strategies and techniques and developing their overall skillset for future games.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

− Three Days of games and off court activities
−Lunch and dinners will be provided, lunch only on Day 3
− Coaches as appointed by Basketball NSW Performance Pathways team
− Basketball NSW Jamboree singlet, shorts and shirt
− Two on-court training sessions

History of the John Davidson Country Jamboree

The original concept of the Country Jamboree for under 12 players was devised by Bob McGugan and John Martin, following a discussion regarding a junior social development basketball event discovered by David Crocker, the Basketball Victoria Country Development Officer at the time.

David, now the FIBA Oceania Executive Director, introduced a Spanish initiative known as a ‘Jamboree’, which was consequently implemented in Country Victoria for athletes aged 11 called The Southern Cross Jamboree.

NSW Country Basketball was invited to attend the Victoria Country Jamboree in Swan Hill in 1996, and NSW Country icon Nancy Haslop led the initial group. At the time, the Jamboree concept was quite foreign to the normal competition driven team basketball tournaments. There had been mini-basketball events held in NSW from as early as 1982, however, NSW Country Basketball decided to start their own Jamboree once the value of the concept was realised, and the format was finalised in 1988. It followed the FIBA concept of European junior basketball.

Several people in particular have been instrumental in the development of the Jamboree concept over many years; Leeanne Palmer (Newcastle), Neil Gibson (Moss Vale & Newcastle), Annie Neal (Gosford), Anthony Foy (Newcastle), Paul and Sue Masters (Western Region), Karen Irwin (Central Coast) and John Martin (Shoalhaven). The Jamboree was named after John Davidson on the 22nd of August 2015, to recognise and honour his amazing contribution to country basketball and Basketball NSW over a long period of time.

All Jamborees past and present were preceded by Skills Days, conducted at 10 country venues, in order to select individual top age players to attend the Jamboree.

The early Jamborees comprised of six boys and six girls teams, including the Diggers, Goldminers, Jumbucks, Pioneers, Bushrangers and Explorers. In 2003, the Sundowners and the Troopers teams were added, followed by the introduction of the Billabong and Settlers teams in recent years.

To ensure smooth operations, all Jamborees are supported by a development referee group consisting of referees under 16 years of age. These referees undergo daily clinics and oversee all games taking place – under the guidance of NSW Referee Development Officers.

In 2004, a special family BBQ night was added to provide players an opportunity to bond with their families and enjoy a fun-filled evening with their teammates. It also allowed families to connect with team officials and staff.

In 2022, the John Davidson Country Jamboree introduced a new format, splitting country NSW into two Southern and Northern events. This change provided more opportunities for young NSW country athletes, coaches and referees in regional areas to participate in high performance basketball and expert coaching. The 2022 Jamboree featured 320 players, 40 coaches and 40 referees, and this year’s edition will grow to encompass 370 participants across the two regions.

The Jamboree represents an incredible platform for development, fun, and fostering friendship within the country basketball family. It is essentially a social and personal development experience set in a positive and noncompetitive basketball environment, that is now firmly entrenched as an integral cog in the junior development program, and has grown to the point where multiple venues are utilised.

In 2023, the event expanded to provide even greater opportunities for regional under 12 athletes to enhance their basketball skills and gain a deeper understanding of Basketball NSW country style of play. In addition to the 40 coaches and 40 referees, 40 team managers are included in this years’ Jamboree, as well as 370 players.

Furthermore, 2023 witnessed a momentous addition: the introduction of five Indigenous team names, each representing the land on which the game is played, using traditional Language. The Southern Jamboree will be held on Wiradjuri Country and will use Pama-Nyungan Language, and the Northern Jamboree will be held on Biripi Country and will use Gathang Language.

Concept of Metro Jamboree

The Metro Jamboree is designed to provide junior country basketball players with a memorable and enjoyable basketball experience, offering more than just head-to-head competition. This event presents a unique opportunity for Under 12 NSW Metro players to engage in high-level coaching, develop new skills, and participate in fun social activities.

At the Metro Jamboree, the emphasis is not on winning, but rather on participation, enjoyment, and the love of the game. The games have been specially modified to ensure that all players are actively involved and can enjoy the experience to the fullest.

Players and coaches attending the Metro Jamboree will have the chance to immerse themselves in an exciting and supportive environment, interact with fellow young basketball enthusiasts, and enhance their basketball knowledge through new strategies and techniques.

More information to be confirmed post U12 Skills Days.

The Metro Jamboree is an outstanding event for young players to grow both on and off the court, all while enjoying the camaraderie and excitement of the game.

Frequently Asked Questions U12 Skills Days and John Davidson Country Jamboree

How do I regsiter?

For a step-by-step guide on how to register on Basketball Connect please CLICK HERE.

CLICK HERE to register for Skills Days.

Are the same skills being taught in the Metro as in the Country?

Yes, our training programs are consistent across NSW.

What is the difference between Metro and Country?

Participants can attend any u12 skills day Metro or Country.

To be eligible for selection in our next-level community programs such as John Davidson Country Jamboree or Metro Jamboree, Under 13 Metro and Country Challenges, you must be from the following area and Talent I.D on the day.

This is specific to the location of where you live and where you play basketball.

E.g I live in Katoomba but play with Lithgow in the Western Junior League. I am eligible for Country.

I am from Coffs Harbour but board at school in Sydney and play for Norths. I am eligible for Metro.

Can my child attend more than one U12 Skills Day?

Each U12 Skills Day acts as a trial for that region’s Jamboree, so players may only trial at one location.

If you’re interested in attending an additional Skills Day, you can join the waiting list by emailing eric.hackett@bnsw.com.au. If places become available closer to the event date, they will be offered accordingly. This process ensures no child misses a selection opportunity due to limited trial spots.

Why is the John Davidson Country Jamboree in two locations in 2026?

The John Davidson Country Jamboree has proven to be one of our most popular events for under 12’s basketball calendar. We chose to evolve the program by splitting it across two regional locations, those being Southern and Northern NSW. This will enable us to create more opportunities for players, coaches and referees to participate.

More information to come soon.

What is the Metro Jamboree, and where and when will it be held in 2026?

The John Davidson Country Jamboree has proven to be one of our most popular events for under 12’s basketball calendar. We chose to evolve the program by adding a metro location, for metro under 12’s athletes. This will enable us to create more opportunities for players, coaches and referees to participate.

More information to come soon.

My child wants to try basketball for the first time; is this the right program for them?

If you’re new to basketball, our Ford Aussie Hoops program is the perfect starting point to kick off your journey in a fun, friendly environment.

What Skills Day & Jamboree can my child attend?

You can attend any Skills Day; however, to be selected and invited to attend a John Davidson Country Jamboree or Metro Jamboree, players must trial in the region they are currently registered in. If you have any issues or needs of special consideration, please email adam.marjoram@bnsw.com.au

For example:

Southern Jamboree Selection criteria will come from players from Western Junior League and Southern Junior League.

Northern Jamboree Selection Criteria will come from Northern & Eastern Junior League players.

Metro Jamboree Selection Criteria will come from Metro Junior League players.

All selected players must be born in either 2015 or 2016 (or other event) to attend John Davidson Country Jamboree or Metro Jamboree. In special circumstances, players born in 2017 can be selected if identified at a Skills Day, and spots become available.

Can my child attend a U12 Skills Day and not attend the Jamboree?

Yes, absolutely! We welcome all young basketballers to attend a U12 Skills Day, whether or not they plan to progress to the John Davidson Country Jamboree or Metro Jamboree. The skills days are designed to benefit players of all levels, and participation in the Jamboree is not a requirement. Simply fill out the registration form when prompted to secure your spot.

What if my child is outside the age range?

If your child falls outside the age range for the program, there are still opportunities for them to participate. Basketball NSW offers various one-day camps through the Leeanne Palmer Country Development Program and Metro Development Program, which take place throughout the year across New South Wales. We recommend checking the program calendar for details on upcoming camps that may be suitable for your child’s age and skill level.

What if my child was born in 2013?

Basketball NSW runs the Talented Athlete Program (TAP) trials across regional NSW, these are normally conducted between the months of May and June for U13 and U14 players.

What is the specific age of U12 basketball in NSW for 2025?

U12 basketball is for children born in the years 2015, 2016 and 2017. All players must be under the age of their nominated age group as of December 31 in that particular year.

Players born in 2017 won’t be eligible for the John Davidson Country Jamboree and Metro Jamboree but can participate in the U12 Skills Days.

What other programs are BNSW running during the school holidays?

Basketball NSW will also be facilitating numerous Leeanne Palmer Country Development Program and Metro Development Program one day camps and NSW Legacy Programs throughout the year in other various locations across the State. Keep an eye on our calendar for more information and other events.

How are players chosen for teams at the John Davidson Country Jamboree and Metro Jamboree??

All players are selected as individual athletes, Basketball NSW will then allocate players to teams before the event. We aim to mix players from different regional locations into teams. Our coaching staff will run social activities and ice-breakers games to help everyone settle in and start to make new friends.

What if my child can’t attend the Skills Day? Is there an exemption process for them to be considered?

We offer multiple Skills Days across NSW during two holiday periods, and we encourage parents to have their child attend the day in person. However, if attendance is not possible, we do have a Special Consideration process in place.

Special Consideration requests are handled on a case-by-case basis, and a form will need to be completed for consideration.

Click HERE to fill out an Special Consideration form

Please email adam.marjoram@bnsw.com.au for more info.

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