Sporteka introduces your child to Tennis as part of the Multisports program. If your child shows an interest in Tennis why not enrol him/her into Sporteka's MLC Tennis Hot Shots program. Not only will your child have fun participating in a unique Tennis format but he/she will also develop the skills necessary to participate in future Talent ID events, appear in front of Australian open spectators on kids on court showcase days at the Australian open, compete inTennis hot shots challenges and get ready to play inter-club competitions.

If your child shows an interest in Athletics, why not try Little Athletics. The program accepts children from 5-14. The track and field season runs from September/October to the end of March.

Sporteka introduces your child to Tennis as part of the Multisports program. If your child shows an interest in Tennis why not enrol him/her into our ‘Learn and Play’ Tennis program. Not only will your child have fun participating in a unique Tennis format but he/she will also develop the skills necessary to participate in future Talent ID events, appear in front of Australian open spectators on kids on court showcase days at the Australian open, compete in red, orange or green ball challenges and have fun experiencing the world of tennis around champions of the game.

Talent Search is a new and exciting national program designed to identify young and exciting athletes aged between 6years and 11 years old who have a desire and capacity to play and excel in sport. The Talent Search program caters for athletes from tennis and non-tennis backgrounds and different Talent Search days have been set up to allow a wide range of children from all parts of the community to participate.

Head coach and developer of Sporteka, Fatima Tawfek, is a FFV accredited soccer coach, Tennis Australia Qualified Development Coach, a registered MLC Tennis Hot Shots deliverer and Tot Ball instructor. Fatima in fact teaches your child well-researched and documented skills from local, national and international sources.

"Some ways that we move actually improves learning. When children use both sides of their brain, functioning is enhanced."
 (Dr. Kay Margetts, Associate Professor of Early Childhood Development University of Melbourne, 
Article: Development of Fundamental Motor Skills)

"Students who have achieved fundamental motor skill competence have been found to perceive themselves as being competent, socially accepted and to have a positive attitude towards physical activity. In essence, fundamental motor skill competence assists in preparing students for a healthy lifestyle.

"For toddlers, basic movement skills such as running, jumping, throwing and kicking do not just appear because a child grows older, but emerge from an interaction between hereditary potential and movement experiences. These behaviours are also clearly influenced by the environment.

New research based on the Early Bird Study of children from birth to puberty and published in the Herald Sun December 19th 2008 found that obesity is determined before the age of five. The study found that at birth children were the same weight as children born 25 years ago but by puberty they’d gained more fat compared with children of the same age in the 1980s. Most of the excess weight was put on before the age of 5.