At Winston Hills Athletics Centre we are proud to be a recognised Duke 4Sport partner, supporting The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award — a global youth development framework empowering young Australians aged 14–24 to build skills, confidence, resilience, and a lifelong love of being active.
As part of this partnership, WHAC offers meaningful, inclusive and community‑focused opportunities for young people to complete the Physical Recreation, Skills, and Voluntary Service sections of their Duke of Ed across Bronze, Silver and Gold Levels. Whether you’re training as an athlete, developing new skills, or giving back to your community, there is a pathway for you at WHAC.
All coaches, officials and mentors involved in our Duke 4Sport programs hold valid Working with Children Checks.
Voluntary Service – Give Back, Lead, and Support Your Community
Event Volunteer – Assist with set‑up, pack‑down, athlete coordination, recording results, and helping our weekly meets run smoothly.
Officiating – Learn the rules of athletics and support competition delivery at club level.
Community Support – Contribute to WHAC’s inclusive programs, helping younger athletes feel confident, welcomed and supported.
Physical Recreation – Get Active, Build Confidence, Have Fun
Train in athletics events including sprints, jumps, throws and middle‑distance running.
Work with qualified coaches to develop technique, fitness, strength and agility.
Participate in structured training sessions designed to improve physical wellbeing and athletic performance.
Skills – Learn, Grow, and Develop New Strengths
Build discipline, goal‑setting and perseverance through athletics training.
Improve technical proficiency in your chosen events under the guidance of experienced coaches.
Gain valuable life skills while progressing as an athlete in a supportive club environment.
For more information or to express interest in getting involved in one of our Duke 4Sport pathways, please contact us!
Email: info@whlac.org.au
Website: https://www.whlac.org.au