Gosnells
Gosnells PCYC is a place for local young people to participate in a range of recreational activities such as gymnastics, judo, junior and senior boxing and air rifles.
The centre also offers a very diverse activity timetable with alternative education courses and diversionary programs running multiple days a week. Gosnells PCYC is renowned for its Boxing and Judo programs, producing incredible sports outcomes.
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GymAbility
Gymnastics for children and young adults living with a disability.
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Judo
Judo is a modern Japanese martial art that offers physical exercise, discipline, mental focus, fitness, fun, competition, self-defence, confidence and self-control. It is a sport that allows you to set personal or competitive goals while also having fun and making friends in the process.
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Archery
Various targets, regular competitions and rewards with friendly, experienced and qualified coaches.
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Gymnastics
PCYC provides a range of gymnastics classes from beginners to state and national squad levels, designed to allow children to progress appropriately, at their own pace.
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KinderGym
KinderGym is a GWA approved toddler play program held at PCYC that is specifically designed for children aged 0-5.
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Boxing
Boxing has been a key activity at PCYC since it began as the Police Boys Club in 1941. Over the years it has continued to develop and is still to date, one our most popular recreational activities. All of our boxing classes cater to all fitness levels and ages.
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safeSPACE™
safeSPACE™ is our core diversionary program for vulnerable children and young people at risk. Programs are run before school, after school and into the evening. The most popular programs are after school, where some children come to enjoy the many activities on offer and others to avoid challenging home environments. Either way, safeSPACE™ creates a home away from home where young people can relax, make friends and be entertained.
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Police Rangers
Police Rangers is an adventure-based, youth development activity, funded by Cadets WA and operated jointly by the Western Australia Police Force and PCYC. Police Rangers is open to all young people of high school age – not just those interested in becoming a Police Officer
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Full Throttle
Full Throttle is PCYC's bike rebuilding program for young people aged 12-18 years old, who are disengaged from school, to restore damaged or donated bikes.
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Certificate I in Leadership
Certificate I in Leadership (52773WA) is a bridging course that assists young people to progress to further education, training or employment through the development of employability and leadership skills and increased community participation.