Jumping Joeys is now Supa Tots.

Jumping Joeys is becoming Supa Tots — part of the Supa Golf Junior Academy pathway programs. It is the same play-based parent-and-child movement program you know, run from the same venue, just with a new name and a refreshed look. The class structure, the equipment, the focus on play and the warm welcome stay exactly as they are. Bree McNeil is taking over from Jade — more on that below.

Supa Tots was set up to grow this style of class into a wider community program. Jumping Joeys at North Beach has been running alongside Supa Tots in the Swan Valley all of Term 1 — same equipment, same approach, same caring environment. Bringing the two together under one name means one booking system, one website and one team — and access to a second venue for families who want it.

No. The class structure stays the same — welcome and warm-up, circuit activities, free exploration and group games. The focus remains on Fundamental Movement Skills through play.

No. Classes at North Beach continue in Activity Room 1 at the Charles Riley Community Centre, 7A Kitchener Street, North Beach (near the corner of North Beach Road), on the same days at the same times:

1 to 2.5 years — 9.00 am
2 to 3.5 years — 10.00 am
3 to 5 years — 11.00 am

Yes. Jade is stepping back after years of running Jumping Joeys. We are sad to see her go and hugely grateful for everything she has built. She'll still be around to help out at North Beach from time to time, so this isn't a hard goodbye.

Bree McNeil is the new educator running Supa Tots at North Beach. A qualified teacher with a career that has wandered through medical sales and education before joining her family business at Supa Golf, she's mum to two boys — both started at Charles Riley Community Centre as Jumping Joeys themselves, and her four-year-old now "works" alongside her at Supa Tots. Bree has been working alongside Jade across both venues during Term 1, so many families have already met her.

Bree is the lead educator at North Beach. She may occasionally have someone else cover a class — when that happens, you will know in advance and the class will run exactly the same way.

The friendly, low-pressure feel parents and children know stays. Bree brings her own warmth to the classes, but the program, the equipment and the rhythm of a Supa Tots session are the same.

Bookings are now made online through the Supa Tots booking system. Book individual classes in the Classes tab or buy a 10-Class Pass in the Packages tab. The system is mobile-friendly — most parents book on their phone in under a minute.

Book individual classes
Buy a 10-Class Pass

Yes. Payment is made online when you book. We can no longer take cash at the venue.

Yes — just not in cash. There will be a poster at the venue with a QR code. Scan it with your phone, book the class and pay on the spot.

The waiver is part of the online booking checkout. There is a simple checkbox to accept the terms and conditions whenever you make a booking — you can review the full terms by tapping the link beside the checkbox.

Yes — a quick one-off setup that happens during your first booking. Your account then lets you self-manage your bookings and packages — change or cancel a class whenever you need to.

Casual classes at North Beach remain at $16 until the end of Term 2.

From Tuesday 21 July 2026, North Beach pricing will move into line with Supa Tots in the Swan Valley:

Casual class — $18
Add a sibling to a class — $12 for the additional child
10-class pass — $160 (saves $20 compared with ten casual classes)

We have held off on this for as long as we can. The change is driven by a significant rent increase at the Charles Riley Community Centre. We have kept the increase as small as possible while still covering the new costs.

Buy a 10-class pass for $160, then use it to book ten classes whenever it suits you. It is the easiest way to lock in your weekly routine and save along the way.

If you have classes left on your Jumping Joeys class card, we will honour them. The cards stay with us as usual, and Bree will manage the transition to the new system on your behalf. There is nothing you need to do right now.

Supa Tots also runs in the Swan Valley, at Supa Golf, 10250 West Swan Road, Henley Brook. This is a great option for families who cannot make it to North Beach on Tuesday or Friday.

Wednesdays and Thursdays. Class times and bookings are on the booking page.

Yes. Your booking and any pack credits work across both venues. Some families use both — North Beach one week, Swan Valley the next — depending on what suits.

Yes. The structure, equipment and play-first focus are the same. The setting is different — Swan Valley classes are part of the broader Supa Golf venue, with a café on site if you would like to make a morning of it.

Supa Tots is part of the Supa Golf Junior Academy pathway programs — a play-first program based at Supa Golf in the Swan Valley. Bringing Jumping Joeys under the Supa Tots name connects North Beach families to a wider community of little movers and a single, simpler way to book.

Yes. The Jumping Joeys site will redirect to Supa Tots, with a welcome message explaining the change. Bookmarks will still get you to the right place.

The old Jumping Joeys email address is being redirected to the Supa Tots inbox. Everything you send still reaches us — and we will reply from a Supa Tots address.

The Jumping Joeys social channels will be updated with the new branding and a final post explaining the change. From there, all class updates, photos and announcements will be on the Supa Tots accounts.

No. The class structure stays the same — a mix of structured activities (welcome, warm-up, circuit) and free exploration. Comfortable clothes, closed-toe shoes and a drink bottle are recommended. All equipment is provided.

If you have more questions, email academy@supagolf.com.au or ask Bree at the venue before or after class. We will also be sharing a welcome email with everything in one place.