Cirkidz Satellite Workshops

SA Circus, the home of Cirkidz, is excited to present Cirkidz Satellite, a brand new program arriving exclusively at the John McVeity Centre every Thursday in Term 3.

SA Circus, the home of Cirkidz, is excited to present Cirkidz Satellite, a brand new program arriving exclusively at Smithfield Plains every Thursday in Term 3.

Held at the John McVeity Centre, the Cirkidz Satellite program is suitable for ages 6 to 12 and comprises of weekly 1 hour Circus classes or Parkour classes.

The classes will be taught by world-class Circus and Parkour specialists in an encouraging and fun setting.

Over a 10-week term, girls and boys will have the opportunity to develop a variety of fundamentals in circus disciplines, including tumbling, juggling, acrobatics, balance and more!

cirkidz school holiday programs

If your child is keen to join Cirkidz Satellite, you can choose from the following sessions:

Satellite Circus

Thursdays: 4pm (for ages 6-8) or 5pm (for ages 9-12)

In the Circus class participants will be focussing on developing a variety of fundamentals in various circus disciplines including tumbling, juggling, acrobatics, balance and more!

Satellite Parkour

Thursdays: 4pm (for ages 6-8) or 5pm (for ages 9-12)

The price is $150 for a 10-week block ($15 per class).

Parkour students will learn the basics of this movement discipline from SA Parkour Association accredited Parkour instructors.

For bookings contact:

circus@cirkidz.org.au and while you’re there discover all the other fun classes run by Cirkidz!\

Use your Primary School Sports Voucher for $100 off!

For more information:

cirkidz.org.au/cirkidz-satellite

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