PCYC NSW is a charity empowering young people to survive, and thrive, in partnership with the Police and the community.
PCYC Moree is a great place for young people, and recently garnered media attention for our OOSH schemes and Fit For programs which have had an amazing impact on the region. PCYC Moree is set over two locations, where young people are invited to come and enjoy activities that keep them off the streets.
In the past, during summer months, we have opened late into the evening on weekends to give young people a space to rest and relax. Due to the importance of PCYC in the community, we have been the recipients of funding for upgrades and are lucky to have some great facilities.
We run a variety of activities here at PCYC Moree, and our squash courts are some of the most popular facilities. Come and see what it’s all about, enjoy a workout, and support your local community at PCYC Moree.
Futsal is a ball sport played on a hard court, smaller than a football pitch, and mainly indoors: It has similarities to five – a – side football. Unlike some other forms of indoor football, the game is played on a hard court surface delimited by lines; walls or boards are not used.
Futsal is a ball sport played on a hard court, smaller than a football pitch, and mainly indoors: It has similarities to five – a – side football. Unlike some other forms of indoor football, the game is played on a hard court surface delimited by lines; walls or boards are not used.
Futsal is a ball sport played on a hard court, smaller than a football pitch, and mainly indoors: It has similarities to five – a – side football. Unlike some other forms of indoor football, the game is played on a hard court surface delimited by lines; walls or boards are not used.
Futsal is a ball sport played on a hard court, smaller than a football pitch, and mainly indoors: It has similarities to five – a – side football. Unlike some other forms of indoor football, the game is played on a hard court surface delimited by lines; walls or boards are not used.
Netball is a ball sport played by two teams of seven players. Games are played on a rectangular court with raised goal rings at each end. The object is to score goals from within a defined area, by throwing a ball into a ring attached to a 3.05 metre high post.
Pickleball is a fun, social and friendly low-impact sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. It is easy for beginners to learn but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. The first visit is free for new PCYC members! Each session is capped at 20 participants – Fitness Passport Accepted. *Current PCYC membership required
Squash is a racket and ball sport played by two players in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball. The objective of the game is to hit the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return.
Squash is a racket and ball sport played by two players in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball. The objective of the game is to hit the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return.
Squash is a racket and ball sport played by two players in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball. The objective of the game is to hit the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return.
TeamGym is relatively new to Australia and is a fun and social way showcase a variety of gymnastics skills in a team environment. Teams consist of 6-12 athletes who perform 3 routines to music – floor (comprising of dance and acrobatic elements), tumbling (consisting of a series of forwards and backwards skills from rolls and cartwheels to flips), and mini tramp (jumps, turns and somersaults!). Teams are split into divisions based on skill level, catering from the very beginner to the most advanced gymnast.
The class is designed for children who have mastered the fundamental skills of the GymSTAR program, are ready for their pathway development and looking for a Team Gymnastics sport – with competition across Tumbling, Mini trampoline and Floor!
Our TeamGym classes are $ and all require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
WAG (Women’s Artistic Gymnastics) is one of the most well-known forms of gymnastics – the kind you would commonly see in the Olympics on TV. It is a competitive sport for girls of all ages comprising of 4 apparatus – beam, bars, floor & vault. Athletes will work on skills, dance and tumbling for each of these apparatus as well as working on developing strength, flexibility and handstands. Our level 1+2 classes are for everyone who has mastered the WAG development skills and want to competitive in levels of Women’s Artistic Gymnastics. The WAG Level 1+2 Squad class is $16 and requires an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($110). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club. There are minimum skill requirements for this squad. For trial classes, please contact us directly.
WAG (Women’s Artistic Gymnastics) is one of the most well-known forms of gymnastics – the kind you would commonly see in the Olympics on TV. It is a competitive sport for girls of all ages comprising of 4 apparatus – beam, bars, floor & vault. Athletes will work on skills, dance and tumbling for each of these apparatus as well as working on developing strength, flexibility and handstands. Our level 1+2 classes are for everyone who has mastered the WAG development skills and want to competitive in levels of Women’s Artistic Gymnastics. The WAG Level 1+2 Squad class is $16 and requires an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($110). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club. There are minimum skill requirements for this squad. For trial classes, please contact us directly.
TeamGym is relatively new to Australia and is a fun and social way showcase a variety of gymnastics skills in a team environment. Teams consist of 6-12 athletes who perform 3 routines to music – floor (comprising of dance and acrobatic elements), tumbling (consisting of a series of forwards and backwards skills from rolls and cartwheels to flips), and mini tramp (jumps, turns and somersaults!). Teams are split into divisions based on skill level, catering from the very beginner to the most advanced gymnast.
The class is designed for children who have mastered the fundamental skills of the GymSTAR program, are ready for their pathway development and looking for a Team Gymnastics sport – with competition across Tumbling, Mini trampoline and Floor!
Our TeamGym classes are $ and all require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
Does your child love to bounce and flip? Then our Trampoline class is for them!
Trampoline is for both males and females and includes amazing feats of athleticism whilst flipping and twisting through the air! Athletes start by learning safe jumping and landing techniques and progress through to more advanced skills and combinations including somersaults. Trampoline also includes Double Mini trampoline, a fast and explosive combination of trampoline skills including a run up and landing. Clean socks must be worn for trampoline classes.
Our Trampoline classes are $14.50 and require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
Tumbling is a gymnastics discipline that is performed without the assistance of props and down a long sprung track. Tumblers perform series of acrobatic skills and each jump, twist and flip is performed by placing only your hands and feet on the track. Tumblers perform dynamic routines and passes that include flips, rolls, jumps, somersaults, and handsprings. Tumbling is a captivating fusion of athleticism and artistic expression in which participants defy gravity and execute amazing skills with an effortless ease!
Tumbling classes are for everyone who has mastered the GymSTAR skills.
Our Tumbling classes are $14.50 and requires an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
Parkour/Free G (Freestyle Gymnastics) programs are new and innovative programs that provide opportunities for young people to be creative in the development of new skills, whilst staying fit and active for longer. Classes include running and jumping over obstacles, as well as tricking and flipping skills. Athletes get the opportunity to run obstacle courses utilising their new skills and can be a pathway to competitive time trials in Parkour and activities similar to Ninja Warrior.
Our Free G classes are $14.50 and all require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
This parent/adult assisted class is designed to give your little one a head start in life! With a focus on learning through play, each lesson will use colours, sounds and other stimulation to help your child develop their body control and strengthen brain connections through balance, sensory stimulation, tactile experience and coordination exercises. Children will learn to roll, climb, jump and swing all while having fun and socializing with parents and other children.
Our Kindergym classes are $12.50 and require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($55). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to penrith@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
GymSTAR is our entry level recreational program for school age children, covering the basics of gymnastics and movement in a fun and friendly environment. Children will learn the basics of apparatus such as bars, beam, floor and trampoline to assist in developing skills such as balance, coordination and strength. Each term, participants will be assessed on the skills they have learnt and move up through the GymSTAR levels.
Our GymSTAR classes are $14.50 and require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
GymSTAR is our entry level recreational program for school age children, covering the basics of gymnastics and movement in a fun and friendly environment. Children will learn the basics of apparatus such as bars, beam, floor and trampoline to assist in developing skills such as balance, coordination and strength. Each term, participants will be assessed on the skills they have learnt and move up through the GymSTAR levels.
Our GymSTAR classes are $14.50 and require an annual Gymnastics NSW Registration ($70). To enrol, book online or fill out the “Enrolment & Direct Debit Form” and email it to moree@pcycnsw.org.au, or bring it into the club.
Use our new state-of-the-art Gym facility and work on your fitness goals for as low as $12.95 a week! At our gym you can expect access to: – Variety of Cardio and HIIT equipment – Loads of free weights – Cable and pin-loaded machines – Plate loaded leg press and calf raise – Flat AND incline bench – Squat rack – Smith machine and soooooo much more!!! Visit us or give us a call for more information! – Fitness Passport Accepted. *Current PCYC membership required for all gym members.
The program fosters physical fitness, wellbeing, and personal growth, while promoting prosocial behaviours through mentorship. Additionally, participants are transported to school, ensuring they start their day positively.
The PCYC Job Ready Course helps students develop essential employability skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and customer service, while also offering support in resume writing, interview skills, and workplace safety.
U-Nites run on Friday and Saturday nights, offering a safe, structured environment for young people aged 10-18. We provide fun activities that promote socialisation and a sense of belonging. Dinner and transportation included.
The PCYC Stepping Up Program supports young people aged 16-21 in transitioning from school to long-term meaningful employment by offering intensive skill development, employer engagement, and personalised mentoring.
