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BQ WOMEN'S BASEBALL PROGRAM
Baseball Queensland – Women’s Program
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- 1. What ages and ability levels does the program serve?
- 2. How does it fit within our school timetable?
- 3. Do we need to supply equipment or storage space?
- 4. Who delivers the sessions?
- 5. Is the program aligned with the Australian Curriculum: HPE?
- 6. How is student safety managed?
- 7. What does it cost and what’s included?
- 8. What staffing support do you need from the school?
- 9. Can the program integrate with our girls’ sport pathways?
- 10. How do you accommodate students with additional needs?
- 11. Is there follow up after the six weeks?
- 12. How do we book or learn more?
The program welcomes girls of all abilities aged 6 – 18. Both beginners and experienced players will receive coaching to match their skill level.
Sessions run once per week for six weeks and can be scheduled during PE periods or immediately after school. Each session is 45 – 60 minutes, but has the flexibility to be adapted.
No. Baseball Queensland brings all equipment to each session and removes them afterward – no onsite storage required.
Female Baseball Queensland coaches and accredited Delivery Officers. All hold Blue Cards and ChildSafe Sport training.
Yes. Activities link directly to HPE outcomes ACPMP043–047, focusing on locomotor and objectcontrol skills, teamwork, strategy, and lifelong participation.
We use soft or reduced impact balls, clearly mark batting zones, conduct a presession safety briefing, and supply a risk assessment to the school in advance.
The program is fully funded by Baseball Queensland, so is run at no expense to participants or schools.
We ask for at least one teacher or sport aide onsite for duty of care and roll marking. Coaches handle all instruction, equipment setup, and pack down.
Absolutely. We can align with your existing girls sport calendar, run “come and try” days, and provide guidance on transitioning interested students into local clubs or regional teams.
Coaches adapt drills with lighter balls, shorter distances, or paired support, and consult learning support staff beforehand to ensure inclusive participation.
Each participant receives information on the next steps to continue their baseball journey through local club opportunities. Schools receive a brief program summary for their records.
Email dane@baseballqld.asn.au with preferred dates, expected group size, and venue details or to find out more information.


























































































