Looking for a fun and active way to spend the school holidays? The upcoming U12 & U14 School Holiday Hockey Camp is set to deliver two action-packed days at the National Hockey Stadium this April.
Taking place on 13–14 April at the National Hockey Stadium in Newtown, the camp is designed for young players keen to stay active, build confidence, and enjoy time on the turf with others. Across the two days, participants will take part in a mix of skill-based sessions, small-sided games, and a range of fun hockey activities.
The camp provides a great environment for players to develop their core skills while keeping things engaging and enjoyable. Whether players are looking to improve their game or simply have fun with friends, there will be plenty on offer.
Drop-off will run from 8:00am to 9:00am each day, with sessions starting at 9:30am and finishing at 4:00pm. The cost is $65 per child, covering both full days.
Registrations are now open on PlayHQ. Spaces are limited, so families are encouraged to secure a spot early for what promises to be a great couple of days on the turf.
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20 March 2026
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