Wildcats GameTime by Kmart School Visits
5 May
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The Perth Wildcats pride themselves on what they deliver on the court, but just as importantly, the club is committed to showing up off it. Being visible in the community and setting the standard as role models remains a key focus.
Throughout NBL26, the Wildcats visited more than 160 schools and community groups, connecting with over 10,000 participants through GameTime by Kmart school visits.
These visits bring real energy with students getting active, learning new skills and stepping onto the court with Wildcats players and coaches in a fun and inclusive environment.

Every participant receives a GameTime by Kmart singlet and the chance to be part of a session that reinforces teamwork, confidence and healthy habits, creating a lasting connection with the next generation of the Red Army.
For schools interested in getting involved in GameTime by Kmart clinics, please contact community@wildcats.com.au

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