The junior league aims to teach Year 6-8 children how to play volleyball while getting them involved in the sport, says Jane.
"Although it's aimed at Year 6-8 pupils, Year 4-5 is welcome as well. It's about getting children involved in the sport, teaching them how to play, having fun and giving volleyball a crack."
The junior league takes place on a Wednesday afternoon to accommodate children who may have other sporting commitments.
"We wanted to run the league on a day where there isn't any other major sport taking place."
Volleyball is a fun sport to play, she says, and teaches hand-eye coordination.
"It's really good for fine motor skills and a great, fun way to exercise. I know some children don't want to play any of the major sports such as rugby or netball, or they want to give something else a go, and volleyball is a fun sport to get involved with."
She says the Stratford Volleyball Club is always looking for people to join the winter and spring leagues.
"It's a whole lot of fun. The cost is worked out on the number of weeks the teams play for."
Enrolments are also still open for the junior league.
"We want to train children up in the sport, and show them a fun and different sport."
The Details:
What: Stratford Volleyball Club junior league.
When: Each Wednesday until December 7, starting 3.30pm.
Where: TET Stadium, Stratford.
Register: Contact the Stratford Volleyball Club Facebook page or email stratfordvolleyball@hotmail.com.
