FAQs

Yes. Centres can deliver Coles Tiny Tots alongside their regular weekly program, or at other times.

Yes. Parents are encouraged to assist with activities but must support their child as a spectator if not assisting helping create a positive and safe environment.

Tiny Tots can: Increase family engagement Build a pathway into U6 and beyond Offer a structured option for younger siblings already attending Little Athletics Support Centre growth and retention

The weekly session plans and activity cards include simple equipment lists. Most items are standard Little Athletics equipment already used at Centres.

Centres have access to a full suite of delivery tools, including: The Coles Tiny Tots Manual with weekly session plans, equipment lists, and tips Activity Cards with visual layouts and instructions Activity videos and an eLearning course to build coordinator confidence and understanding these resources support consistent, easy program

Centres receive a 10‑week program, with each session lasting approximately 45–60 minutes and including four structured activities designed to maintain engagement and high participation.

The program develops Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) across three key areas: Stability (balance, landing, rotating) Locomotor (running, jumping, hopping, skipping, leaping) Manipulative (throwing, catching) These skills underpin future athletic and sporting development.

The Coles Tiny Tots Activities eLearning course provides training through videos, activity demonstrations, and all program resources. It builds confidence and ensures consistent delivery across Centres.

No. The program is designed so parents, volunteers, and Centre helpers can deliver it confidently. Training for Coles Tiny Tots program leaders is conducted via the eLearning course which provides demonstrations and guidance to ensure most adults can run the sessions effectively.

There will be no obligation on Centres to provide Tiny Tots. Conducting Coles Tiny Tots is optional for Centres.