Yes. Our daily fee is eligible for the Child Care Subsidy.

This will depend on your child care subsidy eligibility and percentage as determined by Centrelink. Your out of pocket costs can be as little as 15% of Inspire’s fee. Additional Child Care Subsidy may also be available to some families.

To ensure safe transportation of children to Inspire, we cannot make changes to our bus pick up list. Therefore we are unable to accept late casual bookings. If you are without care, please contact our head office to see how we can help you..

Yes, the Inspire uniform consisting of an orange polo shirt, Taekwondo pants and a belt, is included in our enrolment fee. Additional items may be purchased separately through our website.

Inspire staff are on the school grounds at bell time. Children are signed in and transported to the centre. For more details view our afternoon pick up.

The closing hours of our centres vary; but we encourage all children to be picked up by 6pm to allow staff to tidy up and pack down the centre. We operate from shared spaces and respect the needs of other users.

Yes. Each day children participate in all 3 components of the Inspire program. They rotate through these components based on their belt colour.

Yes. Our Taekwondo program is accredited by Kukkiwon, the headquarters of Taekwondo in South Korea. You can also obtain the official Kukkiwon certificate.

No, to be non-partisan to all our families, grading at the centre will be declined. There are no special circumstances in which grading at the centre will be allowed. The only exception is for children that have attended grading and have been marked non-competent and require the final assessment after further practice. This will only be the components that needs to improved and not a full grading. I.e., Improving their Taekwondo Poomsae.

If you cannot attend grading for whatever reason, our solution will be to allow your child to train in the higher belt groups at the centre so they can still enjoy all aspects of Taekwondo.

Inspire Program holds FOUR Taekwondo Gradings each year, approximately on the 8 th  week of each school term. Previously, we have only held TWO per year so this increase gives more chances to children who cannot attend a particular Grading event.

Double grading is when a child’s skill level exceeds their current belt rank and has the capability to grade to the following belt rank, I.e., White belt to Yellow Stripe. If you think your child is able, they first must be cleared by the centre’s instructor and final approval will be required through the Head Taekwondo Instructor. Double gradings have exceptionally high standards and usually reserved for children who have trained are currently training in Taekwondo and have a higher rank at another club, previously trained in Taekwondo or in another Martial Art.