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School Sport ACT operates as the peak body that delivers school sport competitions and selects state representative teams for high school students across the ACT.
Peak Body Coordination
School Sport ACT organises competitions that allow high school students to take part in athletics events and other sports while forming representative squads. This structure gives students regular opportunities to train and compete together.
School-Based Participation Requirements
Canberra Grammar School requires every student in Years 3 to 10 to represent the school in at least one core sport each year, with options including athletics alongside cricket, football, rugby, basketball, netball and tennis. Canberra High School runs an Athlete Development Program for students in Years 7 to 10 that covers athletics, basketball, netball, soccer and volleyball, with applications for the 2025 intake closing in week 9 of that year.
Recreational Leagues at School Venues
Urban Rec Canberra organises social sports leagues that use facilities at Dickson College, Merici College and Radford College. These leagues operate separately from official school athletics but provide additional playing opportunities for participants connected to those sites.
Championship Scheduling
The School Sport Australia Track & Field Championship for ACT is set for 27 to 30 November 2025 in Canberra. Competition for ages 10 to 12 years is run by School Sport ACT while ages 13 to 19 years fall under Athletics Australia coordination.
Interested families can review details on the listed school websites and the School Sport ACT site to understand current participation steps and venue use for these programs.
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