Sportybots presents Australia-wide information sessions on children's multi-sports programs

From September, children's multi-sports programs provider Sportybots will be presenting a series of free information sessions in each of Australia's capital cities.

Sportybots Pty Ltd Director Mel Faull explains that the sessions are being staged in response to the high level of interest from sport and recreation centres wanting to license their fun programs.

Faull states "sports centres are keen to take on the programs not only because of the programs quality but it also puts this style of junior sports activity back their hands instead of having to rely on third parties to come in and run them.

"Another attraction is the centres income earning potential from running the programs themselves. They keep all the income from running Sportybots classes with no ongoing fees or royalties payable to us, as opposed to just receiving venue hire fees from the third parties."

At the information sessions centres will have the opportunity to speak directly with the Mel Faull and find out more about the programs and licensing as well as having a look at the program materials first hand.

There will also be a special licensing offer for attendees.

With five centres already licensing Sportybots programs in New Zealand, Sportybots are also planning a series of information sessions in New Zealand to meet the high level of interest since their launch there this month with five centres already licensing the programs.

Operating since 2007, Sportybots Pty Ltd is the leading provider of fun children's multi-sports programs for sport and recreation centres.

Programs are suited to children 1.5 to 8 years old and cover ten common sports and fundamental Motor Skill development.

To register interest in the Australian sessions, click on the link below and register before Friday 17th August 2012.

For more information contacting Mel Faull on 0402 627 697, E: info@sportybots.com.au, www.sportybots.com.au/registrations.html

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