Multicultural & Indigenous Talent Search Event

SportsKey recently engaged in important discussions around talent identification and athlete pathways, with a strong focus on ensuring young people from multicultural and Indigenous backgrounds have equal opportunities to be identified, supported, and developed.

To support this commitment, SportsKey is pleased to invite young aspiring athletes and their families to attend a SportsKey Assessment Event, designed to identify talent in a transparent, inclusive, and evidence-based way.

The event will focus on young athletes from Pacific Islands, Asian, African, South American communities, as well as Indigenous backgrounds.

Event Details

Date:Saturday 7 February 2026
Venue: Notre Dame College Sports Stadium

Age Groups for the 2026 Season

Under 13 born 2013
Under 14 born 2012
Under 15 born 2011

Assessment Schedule

Girls 9.00 am to 12.00 pm
Boys 1.00 pm to 4.00 pm
Boys optional 4.30 pm to 5.30 pm

Small Games Expo in front of senior Carlton coaches and players

Please note that students will require a morning of school off to participate.

Parents and carers can register their children by scanning the QR code on the event flyer.

SportsKey’s overall aim is to reshape talent identification by promoting transparency and equity, while providing meaningful, science based insights directly to parents and carers.

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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

Goulburn Valley Volleyball Association Inc are excited to share that early bird registrations for Shepp Revival 2026 are officially live!

Grab your team and lock in the discounted entry rate available only for a limited time. Join in for an incredible weekend of volleyball at Shepparton Sports Stadium.

This year is extra special: volleyball will be played on the show courts for the first time ever in a full whole-stadium volleyball takeover!

Whether you’re returning or joining in for the first time, GVVA Inc can’t wait to welcome you to an epic weekend of competition, energy, and community.

  • Tag your teammates
  • Share with your club
  • Get registered early!

Let’s make Shepp Revival 2026 the biggest one yet!

Goulburn Valley Volleyball Association Inc

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Is your visa expiring? or has it expired? Let’s chat!

A Community Status Resolution Service team from the Department of Home Affairs is visiting Shepparton to give you information on your options.Anyone whose visa has expired or is about to expire is welcome to attend. This will be a safe place to ask your migration questions. The team will be able to discuss with you

various visa pathways, departure support and grant bridging visas to eligible people who are currently unlawful.

Sessions Details:

Meet the team in Shepparton

Date and Time:

Wednesday 4 December from 12.00 pm to 7.00 pm

Thursday 5 December from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm

Location: Mooroopna Education and Activity Centre, 23 Alexandra Street, Mooroopna

Status Resolution visit_Shepparton_Flyer

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