Join the team that resources, recognises, motivates and rewards teachers who choose to actively engage their school in the game of Australian Football.

The AFL School Ambassador program was launched in WA in 2004 and has now become a national program.

There are over 650 active AFL School Ambassadors across WA primary and secondary schools.  

Free professional development opportunities are available throughout the year. 

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 their schools
• Professionally develop colleagues

Visit play.afl/schoolambassador to register.

For more details regarding the AFLSA program, please contact:

• Schools Specialist, Regan Atkinson on 9287 5590 or email ratkinson@wafc.com.au 

The Fremantle Dockers Community Goals program focuses on the development and delivery of a range of exciting and innovative programs aimed at primary school aged children. The programs offer tangible benefits through learning in a fun and participative framework and importantly all programs are linked to the WA Curriculum Framework. Click here for more information.

Freo Fast Ball, Freo Kwik Kick and Freo Long Bomb are curriculum-based football activities that give students another platform to develop their skills.

By registering, teachers are provided with educational and promotional resources to assist in their implementation of these competitions.

• Freo Fast Ball is a team handballing competition
• Freo Kwik Kick involves students kicking in pairs over a short distance for three minutes
• Freo Long Bomb involves students kicking a football as far as they can

RESOURCES PROVIDED:

• 6 x synthetic footballs per school
• Skills guide & lesson plan booklet for teachers
• Fremantle Football Club team posters
• Chance to win a Freo Footy Skills clinic for your school with Fremantle players

Schools are encouraged to nominate their students to compete in the state semi finals. 

The Grand Finals will be held as a curtain raiser to a Fremantle Dockers home game at Optus Stadium in August.

Download Freo Footy Skills

To register, please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

Enter your results through the online results form.

Freo House Footy is a modified game (AFL 9s) that can be played as a male, female or mixed competition during any school term or incorporated as part of your AFL physical education program.

Download the Freo House Footy Guidelines

All schools to register will receive:

• 4 x synthetic footballs
• 1 set of portable goal posts (first 100 schools)
• 36 bibs (sets of 9) in school faction colours for the first 50 schools to register only!

For registeration or any further information, please contact your WAFC Development Officer.

This program is partnered by the Fremantle Football Club.

Eagles Faction Footy is an intra-school program which offers students the opportunity to learn the skills of footy in a fun, safe environment with friends from their own school faction.

This non-contact program is ideal for physical education lessons or lunch time competitions. Schools can run competitions during any school term using AFL 9s, modified or student-derived rules with points going towards the school’s faction shield/trophy.

Download the Eagles Faction Footy Rules

How do I get my school involved?

Please contact your WAFC Development Officer

All schools to register will receive:

• 4 x synthetic footballs
• Certificates for all participants
• 36 bibs (sets of 9) in school faction colours (First 100 new schools to register only!!)
• 1 set of portable goal posts (first 100 schools)
• Chance to win a Eagles Faction Footy clinic with West Coast Eagles players 

Students can run this competition using AFL SEPEP model.

This competition is partnered by the West Coast Eagles.

The West Coast Eagles provide a range of programs for primary school children, including the Eagles Rock my School and the Access All Areas competition and the ever popular Eagles Cup. The strong emphasis on education helps ensure the success and relevance of these programs. With Kicking Goals and a new High Schools program in development, all sectors of WA schools are well catered for. Click here for more information.