For real-time updates and the latest info on this program, such as cancellations and relocations, follow our City of Gosnells Youth Instagram page.

Skate Jams are a great opportunity for young people to head down to the local skate park and hang out with Youth Workers in a free supervised session. Participants can BYO their own equipment or can utilise skateboards and helmets provided by Youth Workers on shift. Additional sports equipment, as well as chairs, music and snacks are also provided. 

This is a drop-in style program; thus, no registration is required to attend and is open for all ages to attend.

 

Skate Jam Days and Times

Skate Jams are held at various City of Gosnells Skate Parks throughout the year. Please note Skate Jams do not operate on Western Australian public holidays listed on the Government of Western Australia's website


School Terms

Skate ParkTimesDays
Gosnells Skate Park14:30 - 17:30Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
Maddington Skate Park15:00 - 17:00
10:00 - 14:00
Tuesday and Friday
Saturday
Thornlie Skate Park15:00 - 17:00Monday and Wednesday
Mills Park Skate Plaza18:00 - 20:00Wednesday

 


Additional Information

Health and Safety Protocols

  • Hand sanitiser will be available at each session.
  • Please do not attend the program if you or your child are unwell.
  • To ensure the health and wellbeing of families and staff, limits may apply to the number of participants allowed in a building.

Short-Notice Changes to Programs/Events (including Cancellations)

Facilitators schedule these much-loved programs in advance. In the event of unexpected circumstances, such as inclement weather or illness, scheduled programs may be subject to alteration or postponement at short notice. To ensure you stay informed and prepared for any changes related to this program, we encourage all participants to stay connected with the City of Gosnells Youth Instagram page as the date approaches.

Gosnells Skate Park, 99 Ashburton Drive
Gosnells WA 6110
Australia

Suitable for: skateboard, scooter and BMX riders