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2 contents INTRODUCTION 01 PARTICIPATION OVERVIEW 02 About Football in WA 03 FOOTY PLUS 03 COLES AFL SCHOOL AMBASSADOR PROGRAM 04 METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT STAFF 05 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT STAFF 06 FREO HOUSE FOOTY 07 WAFC YEAR 8/9 SCHOOLBOYS CUP 08 WAFC YEAR 10 SCHOOLBOYS CUP 10 AFL SPORTSREADY CUP 11 FEMALE FOOTBALL 13 COACH EDUCATION 16 SKILL CLINICS 16 curriculum RESOURCES 17 resource assistance 19 WEST COAST EAGLES 20 MULTICULTURAL FOOTBALL 22 wafl TICKET INFORMATION 23 umpiring 24 Coles reward voucher 25 NOMINATION / REGISTRATION FORMS 27

3 F INTRODUCTION The West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) is committed to ensuring all West Australians have the opportunity to participate in our great indigenous game as a player, fan, umpire or coach. The WAFC supports education by providing quality, innovative and engaging curriculum resources bringing our game into the classroom. WAFC Football Development Officers, based in both metropolitan and regional locations, are your key liaison point for further information. The Game Development team at the WAFC looks forward to your continued enthusiasm for Australian Football and hopes you and your students enjoy participating in the various football based programs on offer. Clayton Anderson Schools Competitions Manager West Australian Football Commission Sharon Wilson Education Manager West Australian Football Commission Our Sponsors The WAFC thanks and acknowledges the support of the partners. 01

4 PARTICIPATION OVERVIEW PARTICIPATION PROGRAMS Yr 8 / Yr 9 Yr 10 Yr 11 / Yr 12 Page Freo House Footy WAFC Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup 3 08 WAFC Year 10 Schoolboys Cup 3 10 AFL SportsReady Cup 3 11 WAFC Schoolgirls Cup WAFC Schoolgirls YR 8/9 Lightning Carnivals 3 13 Youth Girls Skill Clinics Multicultural Program Umpiring WEST COAST EAGLES PROGRAMS Kicking Goals David Wirrpanda Foundation High School Program Indigenous Leadership Program RESOURCES Resource Assistance Scheme All Schools 19 Travel Subsidy All Schools 19 AFL Goal Post Subsidy All Schools 19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Coles AFL School Ambassador Program All Teachers 04 Level One Coaching Course All School Coaches/Teachers 16 Coach Seminars All School Coaches/Teachers 16 For more information contact your WAFC Development Officer or visit

5 F About Football in WA The West Australian Football Commission is the caretaker of football throughout the State, responsible for the overall development of the game. Football in WA dates back to Today it is the most popular sporting code in the State with more than 150,000 active participants each weekend during the season: more than double any other sport. The WAFC is a not for profit sporting association. It is incorporated under the Associations Incorporation Act and governed by a volunteer board that oversees the operation of all football activities throughout the state. The WAFC s role includes ownership of the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers Football Clubs, guiding the West Australian Football League, overseeing community football, managing umpiring and football development and acting as the manager of Patersons Stadium. The WAFC works closely with the following key advisory groups: - Education Advisory Group - Primary School Football Advisory Committee - Secondary School Football Advisory Committee - School Girls Advisory Committee This creates positive communities through the active promotion of teamwork, responsibility, respect, leadership, commitment and community participation. FOOTY PLUS Football is more than a game. Football helps to educate our young, improve the health of our community, helps prevent suicide, provides a stepping stone to a rewarding career, helps the disabled, prevents bullying, assists migrants to learn about Australia, provides future leaders and promotes good citizenship. Football enriches our community. While many of these benefits have long been the result of our activities, the West Australian Football Commission has both harnessed and harvested activities delivering these benefits and used the knowledge to develop one of the most comprehensive community benefits programs in Australia. We ve called it Footy Plus. 03

6 COLES AFL SCHOOL AMBASSADOR PROGRAM The Coles AFL School Ambassador (AFLSA) program resources, recognises, motivates and rewards teachers who strongly promote the game of Australian Football in their school and community. Over 1200 WA primary and secondary teachers have joined this national program since its inception here in Free professional development opportunities are available throughout the year. Contact the WAFC on or Key Coles AFLSA responsibilities: Provide a point of contact for teachers, parents, students and community clubs Assist in the distribution of resources Implement AFL related activities and competitions in schools Professionally develop colleagues The AFL provides a selection of the following: Footballs & portable goal posts Apparel Curriculum resources 2013 AFL Season fixture pen For more details please education@wafc.com.au 04

7 F WAFC Football Development Officers METROPOLITAN District CONTACT MOBILE Claremont Sam Cousens East Fremantle Daren Bell East Perth Brendan McFaull Peel Lachlan Harris Perth Anthony Balcombe South Fremantle Louise McKenry Subiaco Matt Lamb Swans Chelsea Randall West Perth Jeff Brown

8 wafc Development MANAGERS REGIONAL REGION CONTACT MOBILE Goldfields Gemma Harrison Great Southern TBC TBC Kimberley Michael Farmer Mid West Paul Pirrottina Midlands Glen Collins Pilbara Nicole Graves South West Shane Atherton Wheatbelt Steven Boughton

9 F FREMANTLE DOCKERS FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAM FREO HOUSE FOOTY Freo House Footy is a modified game focusing on fun and safety (non contact). It can be played as a male, female or mixed competition during any school term or incorporated as part of the AFL SEPEP program. Program details Competition must run for a minimum of six games and/or weeks AFL 9s rules apply All year levels can play e.g. a school may have more than one competition Teams can play for their Faction/House and the points could go to the Faction/House shield Games can be played in PE/sport time, at lunchtime and/or after school REGISTRATION The first 50 schools to register will receive a FREE Freo House Footy Kit, including bibs, footballs, markers and portable goal posts All schools that register prior to the end of Term 1 go into the draw to play a curtain raiser to a Fremantle Dockers home game at Patersons Stadium Registration must be renewed each year A registration form is at the back of this booklet Or register online at For further information contact education@wafc.com.au or Wade Spilcker on or wades@fremantlefc.com.au 07

10 WAFC YEAR 8/9 SCHOOLBOYS CUP Competition DETAILS Term 2/3 (Please refer to timeline) Round Robin winners from each of the 9 WAFL Districts compete for the WAFC Year 8/9 Schoolboys Cup Managed by WAFC Development Officers Country schools will be advised of their carnival day/s by their WAFC Development Manager REGISTRATION A nomination form is at the back of this booklet Or register online at competitions/yr8/9 schoolboys cup/register For further information please contact your WAFC Football Development Officer (contact details on pages 5 and 6) WINNERS DARLING RANGE SPORTS COLLEGE 08

11 F 2013 WAFC YEAR 8/9 SCHOOLBOYS CUP TIMELINE TERM DAY DATE EVENT 1 Monday February 4 Start of Term 1 / Nominations Open Friday April 19 End of Term 1 / Nominations Close 2 Friday May 3 Draft Fixtures / Carnival Dates published Thursday May 16 Coaches District Meetings Monday May 20 Competition commences 3 Monday July 29 Metropolitan v Country Champion games commence Monday August 5 Elimination Finals commence (Claremont v South Fremantle) Monday August 12 Quarter Finals commence Monday August 19 Semi Finals commence TBC August 30 Grand Final - Venue TBC Aug 31 - Sept

12 WAFC YEAR 10 SCHOOLBOYS CUP Competition DETAILS Terms 2/3 One day regional lightning carnivals Coordinated by School Sport WA and the Associated and Catholic Colleges of WA. The winners of each carnival will be invited to participate Regional finalists carnival in August 2013 compete for the WAFC Year 10 Schoolboys Cup DIVISION CONTACTS School Sport WA Divisions. Contact: Robyn Brierley on Associated Catholic Colleges Divisions. Contact: Suzie Elhers on Country schools will be advised of their carnival day/s by their WAFC Development Manager 10

13 F AFL SPORTSREADY CUP (year 11/12 boys) This prestigious competition is entering its 26th year and is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission and the Secondary School Football Advisory Committee. Competition DETAILS Term 2 After school on Wednesdays 2 x 25 minute halves (Please refer to timeline) 3 divisions (Cable, Jakovich & Glendinning) The SSFAC reviews all nominations and reserves the right to change divisions to achieve a balanced competition Country Schools Your WAFC Development Officer will announce carnival day/s by the end of Term 1 REGISTRATION A nomination form is at the back of this booklet Or online at competitions/afl sportsready cup/register BARRY CABLE DIVISION (A Grade) Strong football schools seeking quality competition with games played across regions. GLEN JAKOVICH DIVISION (B Grade) Schools of medium strength, seeking quality local competition. Finals are played across regions. ROSS GLENDINNING DIVISION (C Grade) 15-a-side competition specifically designed for schools entering the competition for the first time or schools with a limited football background. There are no finals in this division. BILL WALKER DIVISION Only for schools who participate in the A section at Senior High School Country Week. For further information education@wafc.com.au 11

14 2012 CABLE DIVISION WINNERS CLONTARF ABORIGINAL COLLEGE 2013 AFL SPORTSREADY CUP TIMELINE TERM DAY DATE EVENT 1 Monday February 4 Online Nominations Open Friday March 1 Nominations Close Monday March 18 Draft Fixtures Wednesday March 27 Season Launch 2 Wednesday May 8 Fixtures Commence Monday July 1 SHS Country Week Championships (Walker Division) Wednesday July 3 Jakovich Division Grand Final Friday July 5 Walker Division Grand Final August National Schoolboys Championships, NT 3 Saturday August 3 Cable Division Grand Final (West Coast v Gold Coast) Tuesday August 27 All Stars Players Announced 12

15 F FEMALE FOOTBALL WAFC YEAR 8/9 ONE DAY CARNIVALS Term 4. WAFC SCHOOLGIRLS CUP YEAR 10/11/12 The WAFC Schoolgirls Cup is entering its 18th year and is coordinated by the West Australian Football Commission and the Schoolgirls Advisory Committee. COMPETITION DETAILS Term 2 After school on Tuesdays 2 x 20 minute halves. (Please refer to timeline) Five metropolitan regions 2 metropolitan divisions (Moore & White) The SAC reviews all nominations and reserves the right to change divisions to achieve a balanced competition Country Schools WAFC Development Officers will publish carnival days/s by the end of Term 1 REGISTRATION Nomination form is at the back of this booklet Or register online at competitions/wafc schoolgirls cup MOORE DIVISION (A Grade) Strong football schools seeking quality competition with games played across regions. WHITE DIVISION (B Grade) Teams are split into regional pools to play against other schools in their local area. After the home and away games the top teams will progress to the finals. VANDERWEIDE DIVISION Only schools who participate in A section at Senior High Schools Country Week. For more Female Football information contact Alison Moore, Female Football Manager, WAFC, on or amoore@wafc.com.au 13

16 2012 MOORE DIVISION WINNERS - CORPUS CHRISTIE COLLEGE 2013 WAFC SCHOOLGIRLS CUP TIMELINE TERM DAY DATE EVENT 1 Monday February 4 Online Nominations Open Friday March 1 Nominations Close Monday March 18 Draft Fixtures Wednesday March 27 Season Launch 2 Tuesday May 7 Fixtures Commence Tuesday June Moore / White Division Finals commence Sunday June 30 Moore / White Division Grand Finals Friday July 5 Vanderweide Division Grand Final 3 August National Schoolgirls Championships NT Tuesday August 27 All Stars Players Announced 14

17 F 2013 Youth Girls Competition In May 2013 the inaugural Metropolitan Youth Girls competition will be launched. This is a fantatstic opportunity for girls aged who have enjoyed their School Football and want to continue playing. Games will be played at the same venues as the WAWFL League and Reserves teams. The Youth Girls competition will become the premier competition for teenage girls and the third tier of the WAWFL structure (similar to the boys Colts age group). Games begin at approximately 10.00am on Sunday mornings for a 10 week season. Finals are in late August alongside the WAWFL finals. For more information contact your nearest WAWFL team, District Manager or Alison Moore the Female Football Manager on either amoore@wafc.com.au or Come on, get involved! East Perth District FREO Dockers Cup Competition November

18 COACH EDUCATION Level 1 Youth Coaching Courses run throughout Term 1. Contact your District / Regional Development Manager to book your place. Wafc High Performance Coaching Seminars are free to all school football coaches for skill development, team play and team development. They are presented by AFL and WAFL coaches and are free. Further information is available at SKILL CLINICS Presented by WAFC Development Staff Freo House Footy and Skills Clinics Contact your DO/RDM for more information. 16

19 F ONLINE RESOURCES afllearning.com.au Lessons for all year levels in all curriculum areas Physical Education English Mathematics Media Business Studies Cross curricular Warm-Up Games, Skill Games, Skill Drills and Team Drills Eight Key Learning Areas Teacher notes and student worksheets. Video clips, history, AFL Club information, uniforms, grounds, player images, club songs, mascots and the rules. Middle primary to lower secondary Community and cultural values in Australian society: fair play, respect yourself and others, teamwork, harmony and leadership. AFL SEPEP Middle primary to early secondary. Links to the curriculum and a CD-ROM with lesson plans For further information contact Sharon Wilson on or swilson@wafc.com.au 17

20 ONLINE COMPETITIONS AFL QUIZ - aflquiz.com.au The WAFC & AFL have developed the exciting online AFL QUIZ for students. The competition promotes collaborative learning rewarding the winners with terrific prizes. Go to to register. AFL DREAM TEAM SCHOOLS COMPETITION The AFL is looking for the best student Dream Team player in Australia! Are you the Scott Watters of the schoolyard? The Ross Lyon of the playground? The John Worsfold of the classroom? Visit the AFL website from March 2013 for further details. AFL TIPPING SCHOOLS COMPETITION The AFL conducts a major footy tipping competition for students with great prizes to be won. Visit the AFL website from March 2013 for further details. 18

21 F RESOURCE ASSISTANCE SCHEME The school has a Coles AFL School Ambassador Participates in competitions of at least six weeks in duration or has registered Financially assists schools in purchasing school football jumpers and/or equipment to enhance the teaching of Australian Football Can demonstrate the grant will lead to a potential growth in participation. Allocation is on an individual needs basis by the District / Regional Managers and the WAFC TRAVEL SUBSIDY Assists with travel costs from participating in school football Shares in a $5,000 pool will be available at the conclusion of each WAFC coordinated competition based on the total distance travelled by each school. This is calculated by allocating a percentage of the $5,000 based on the proportion an individual school travels relative to the total distance travelled by all schools. (i.e. school x travels 600km, the total distance travelled by all schools was 4,000km. School x will receive 15% of the funds available) Allocations are managed by the District / Regional Managers in consultation with the WAFC AFL GOAL POST SUBSIDY The school has a Coles AFL School Ambassador Participates in competitions of at least 6 weeks in duration Can demonstrate the posts will lead to potential growth in participation and increased access by the local football community Financially assists schools to purchase permanent Australian Football goal posts At least $1,000 per school for those meeting set criteria Allocations are managed by the WAFC in consultation with District / Regional Managers All posts to be erected by no later than September 2013 Schools must ensure that specific state government guidelines are adhered to with regard to installation For further information please contact your District / Regional Manager. 19

22 WEST COAST EAGLES SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS The West Coast Eagles recognises its position in the Western Australian business and sporting community as a leader both on and off the field. We are committed to delivering high quality programs to schools and the wider community. With the support of our principal community sponsor, BHP Billiton Iron Ore, we have been able to maintain a high standard of delivery and in 2013, we are again lucky to have BHP Billiton Iron Ore as the principal Eagles in the Community partner. Through their generous support, we are able to offer all aspects of our SCHOOLS PROGRAMS FREE TO PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS. Open Training Sessions When training sessions are open to the public, schools are a most welcome addition to our spectator group. Please call the West Coast Eagles reception on to determine which sessions are open. Kicking Goals The Kicking Goals program is one of Australia s largest regional based AFL mentoring programs, combining sport-based initiatives to help high school students in the Pilbara towns of Port Hedland and Newman achieve better educational and employment outcomes. Each year BHP Billiton Iron Ore, Swan Districts and the West Coast Eagles combine forces to deliver this quality education program. Kicking Goals is a curriculum-based initiative that utilises a reward and incentive system, where students are required to maintain certain key performance indicators to stay in the program and be eligible for various incentives. One of these incentives is the visits to Hedland and Newman by current West Coast Eagles players. Not only do students get to meet their football heroes during their visits to the Pilbara, students also get the opportunity to communicate with them about all aspects of education and life. Every year, the Kicking Goals students are invited to participate in a curtain-raiser football match before a West Coast fixture. The most sought after prize, however is the Melbourne incentive trip, where wellperformed Kicking Goals students are taken to watch some of the best AFL fixtures live at the MCG and Docklands. Students conclude their time in the program with expertise and certificates in First Aid, coaching, umpiring and many other aspects associated with football. Students are then encouraged to use these skills within their local community. COLES AFL School Ambassador Program In 2012, the West Coast Eagles and BHP Billiton Iron Ore provided one of the major prizes of a trip to the AFL Grand Final for a highly committed AFLSA. The same support will be offered in

23 F David Wirrpanda Foundation The David Wirrpanda Foundation aims to promote strong role models and healthy lifestyle choices to indigenous youth in Western Australia. With a desire to assist and develop young people through education, promoting healthy lifestyles and building self esteem, the Foundation prides itself on a mentoring program which identifies talent and focuses on assisting Indigenous youth with school, technical college, university and community and government programs. For further information on the David Wirrpanda Foundation, please contact Lisa Cunningham on or visit HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM The West Coast Eagles High School Program is a one-hour presentation delivering important messages to suit the needs of your school. Presentations from West Coast Eagles Schools and Community team members include videos from players and interactive activities. Your school has the choice of one of the following topics: Cyber Bullying - With the increasing use of social media, cyber bullying is becoming a concern. The aim of the topic is to increase awareness of the impact of this issue and provide strategies to overcome it. Goal Setting - Delivers messages on goal setting, the importance of pursuing relationships and dreams, the role of values in this process and steps on making these dreams become a reality. Eagle Insight - Provides an insight into the training requirements of an AFL player, nutritional information as well as injury management and prevention. This program is specifically designed for Physical Education students. Leadership - Provides an insight into the leadership structure at the Eagles in addition to increasing students knowledge and understanding of the principles of mentoring. Smoke Free - Provides facts, figures and the effects of smoking which are discussed in relation to athletic performance. This presentation is aimed at lower to middle school students. INDIGENOUS LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (ILP) In 2012, the ILP was conducted with the support of the David Wirrpanda Foundation, Diabetes WA and School Drug Education and Road Aware for students from Governor Stirling SHS and Swan View SHS. Students participated in six sessions that taught valuable life skills for beyond the classroom, empowering students to take action to lead a positive, healthy lifestyle, and make socially and personally responsible decisions. The ILP will be expanded in 2013 in partnership with the David Wirrpanda Foundation. CLUB TOURS In 2012, more than 30 school tours were conducted through the West Coast Eagles facilities, allowing approximately 600 students and staff to have a sneak peek into the club s inner sanctum. Visitors receive a full tour and gain an insight to the daily lives of the football elite. For further information on West Coast Eagles programs, please contact: Kim Hannah on or kimh@wce.com.au Tom Roach on or tomr@wce.com.au Sam Alexeeff on or sama@wce.com.au Or visit our website:

24 Multicultural Program The Multicultural Program assists new and emerging communities integrate by using Australian Rules Football as a vehicle for social inclusion. The WAFC recognises Australian Rules Football has the capacity to bring communities together by building strong relationships through consultation and developing strategies to encourage participation. Benefits of the program include: Social inclusion through participation Literacy and numeracy outcomes Assisting culturally and linguistically diverse youth become more active Creating links between schools and community clubs Developing important life skills through sport i.e. teamwork, leadership, self-confidence and respect A positive experience with Australian culture The Multicultural Program also provides consultation services to local football clubs to assist with the integration of players from new and emerging communities. These services include cultural awareness workshops and community engagement sessions. For further information on how your school can become involved in the Multicultural Program contact: Paul Mugambwa Multicultural Programs Manager (m): (e): pmugambwa@wafc.com.au Edmond Rice Centre Lions 22

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26 UMPIRING - GIVE UMPIRING A GO! Umpiring teaches you life skills such as tolerance, assertiveness, leadership and decision making. Umpiring is a great way for both males and females to keep fit and involved in the game. Umpiring allows you to earn money while servicing the game you love!! Umpiring is a great opportunity. Do you have what it takes? afl AFL Umpire WAFL WAFL League Grand Final WAFL Umpire Team AFL Umpire Academy AFL 16s & 18s Carnival Mike Ball Talent Academy SENIOR FOOTBALL Senior Community Umpiring Team WACFL Umpire Teams JUNIOR FOOTBALL Dean Margetts Talent Squad Craig Hendrie Talent Squad Geoff Hayes Talent Squad TO JOIN A JUNIOR UMPIRING GROUP, PLEASE GO TO: For further information contact WAFC Umpiring on It s a pretty obvious point, but every AFL umpire has to start somewhere... I started in juniors in I loved umpiring and the benefits that came with it from the first training night and the first game I umpired. It was a bit different though, at first, having the whistle on the fingers when I had been so used to just playing the game. But the knowledge and coaching I received at junior level gave me an outstanding foundation to allow me to perform as I do in the AFL competition today. DEAN MARGETTS, AFL FIELD UMPIRE. 24

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28 WAFC YEAR 8/9 SCHOOLBOYS CUP 2013 NOMINATION FORM SCHOOL NAME: SUBURB: SCHOOL PHONE: PRINCIPAL S NAME: THE COMPETITION ROUND ROBIN ELIMINATION GAME SECOND TIER COMPETITION* HOME GROUND FOR GAMES SCHOOL JUMPER *The Second Tier Competition is designed for schools with low enrolments and/or with a non-football background that would not be competitive in the mainstream district competition. DETAILS OF TEACHER(S) IN CHARGE: School HOD/TIC Physical Education NAME: WORK MOBILE: The Coach NAME: WORK Accredited Coach? Yes No Level 1 2 MOBILE: Shirt Size: Important: All communications will be sent to the above addresses. TEACHING THE GAME Does your school teach AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL? (Tick appropriate boxes) Male Female Male Female General PE Year 8 Specialised Football Year 8 Year 9 Year 9 Year 10 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 On receipt of your nomination form, confirmation and further information will be forwarded. Please complete and return to: Clayton Anderson WA Football Commission PO Box 275 SUBIACO 6904 or Fax Nominations close on Tuesday 19 April

29 AFL SPORTSREADY CUP (YR 11/12) 2013 NOMINATION FORM SCHOOL NAME: suburb: SCHOOL PHONE: PRINCIPAL S NAME: THE COMPETITION CABLE DIVISION (A Grade) JAKOVICH DIVISION (B Grade) GLENDINNING DIVISION ROUND ROBIN (C Grade) GLENDINNING DIVISION KNOCK OUT (C Grade) HOME GROUND FOR GAMES: SCHOOL JUMPER: DETAILS OF TEACHER(S) IN CHARGE: School HOD/TIC Physical Education NAME: WORK The Coach NAME: WORK MOBILE: MOBILE: Shirt Size: Accredited Coach? Yes No Level 1 2 Important: All communications will be sent to the above addresses. TEACHING THE GAME Does your school teach AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL? (Tick appropriate boxes) Male Female Male Female General PE Year 8 Specialised Football Year 8 Year 9 Year 9 Year 10 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 On receipt of your nomination form, confirmation and further information will be forwarded shortly thereafter. Please complete and return to: Clayton Anderson WA Football Commission PO Box 275 SUBIACO 6904 or Fax Nominations close on Friday 1 March

30 WAFC SCHOOLGIRLS CUP YEAR 10/11/ NOMINATION FORM SCHOOL NAME: suburb: SCHOOL PHONE: PRINCIPAL S NAME: THE COMPETITION (A school may nominate a team(s) in any or all divisions) MOORE DIVISION (A Grade) WHITE DIVISION (B Grade) HOME GROUND FOR GAMES: SCHOOL JUMPER: DETAILS OF TEACHER(S) IN CHARGE: School HOD/TIC Physical Education NAME: WORK The Coach NAME: WORK MOBILE: MOBILE: Shirt Size: Accredited Coach? Yes No Level 1 2 Important: All communications will be sent to the above addresses. TEACHING THE GAME Does your school teach AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL? (Tick appropriate boxes) Male Female Male Female General PE Year 8 Specialised Football Year 8 Year 9 Year 9 Year 10 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 On receipt of your nomination form, confirmation and further information will be forwarded shortly thereafter. Please complete and return to: Clayton Anderson WA Football Commission PO Box 275 SUBIACO 6904 or Fax Nominations close on Friday 1 March

31 WAFC YEAR 8/9 SCHOOLGIRLS LIGHTNING CARNIVAL 2013 EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM SCHOOL NAME: SUBURB: SCHOOL PHONE: PRINCIPAL S NAME: DETAILS OF TEACHER(S) IN CHARGE: School HOD/TIC Physical Education NAME: WORK MOBILE: The Coach NAME: WORK MOBILE: Important: All communications will be sent to the above addresses. Please complete and return to: Clayton Anderson - WA Football Commission PO Box 275, Subiaco WA 6904 Fax:

32 FREO HOUSE FOOTY 2013 REGISTRATION FORM School Details School Name: Address: School Phone: PC Coordinator Details Name: Work Mobile: Competition Details Competition type: male female mixed Term/s for competition: Year level/s of participants: Number of teams: DOES YOUR SCHOOL HAVE A COLES AFL SCHOOL AMBASSADOR? Yes No Schools can conduct more than one competition each year, however, a competition must involve a minimum of six weeks or six games for each team. If your school participated in 2012, you still need to register for 2013 so you don t miss out on additional resources. Please complete and return to: Clayton Anderson WA Football Commission PO Box 275 Subiaco WA 6904 Fax:

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