League Stars Holiday Clinics

NRL NT Admin • June 3, 2026

Return to TRL Stadium These School Holidays

Looking for a fun and active way to keep the kids entertained these school holidays?

The NRL's popular League Stars Holiday Clinics are back at TRL Stadium, providing boys and girls aged 5–12 years with the opportunity to learn new skills, make friends and enjoy rugby league in a safe and inclusive environment.

Whether your child is already playing rugby league or simply looking to give the game a try, the clinics are designed to build confidence, improve fundamental movement skills and most importantly, have fun.

Clinic Details

πŸ“… Date: Friday 10 July 2026
⏰ Time: 9:30am – 11:00am
πŸ“ Venue: TRL Stadium, 105 Abala Road, Marrara
πŸ‘§πŸ‘¦ Ages: 5–12 years
πŸ’² Cost: $59.00

Two Clinics Available These School Holidays

All Kids Clinic – Open to all participants, providing a fantastic opportunity to stay active, improve skills and enjoy rugby league during the school break.

The League Stars program focuses on fun, participation and skill development, making it the perfect introduction to rugby league or a great way for current players to keep developing their game.

Register Now

Parents and carers can visit https://www.playrugbyleague.com and enter their location to view available clinics and secure a place.

Spots are limited and traditionally fill quickly, so early registration is encouraged.

For more information on League Stars and holiday clinic opportunities, visit Play Rugby League today. πŸ‰β­



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