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Read through our most frequently asked questions, and if we don’t have an answer for it, let us know by contacting us.
From 1am AEST Thursday 14 April 2022, the requirement to check-in and to be fully vaccinated in a range of venues and events will end.
Venues include pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants; theme parks, casinos and cinemas; weddings; showgrounds; and galleries, libraries, museums and stadiums.
Vaccination and check-in requirements will continue for anyone visiting or working in vulnerable settings (hospitals, disability accommodation services and residential aged care) as well as for workers in high risk settings including schools, childcare, prisons and airports.
Further Information
Current information and advice: Restrictions in Queensland | Health and wellbeing | Queensland Government (www.qld.gov.au)
Yes, spectators are very welcome – come and experience some of the best secondary school touch competition played anywhere in the world. Please have a look around our website for additional information including access, parking, and playing times.
If you are unwell DO NOT ATTEND – STAY HOME.
Secondary students in years 7 – 12 in their school teams are invited to participate. We warmly welcome schools from all Australian states and territories, and our international friends.
Schools can expect to play a minimum of 6 games excluding finals.
Typically the tournament goes for 5 days, each day starting at approximately 7:30am (subject to change) and into the evening. Finals beginning on the 4th day.
Gold Coast Titans All Schools is a go unless we advise otherwise on the website, email or via social media.
If you’ve lost an item during the day at Gold Coast Titans All Schools, please head to the Athlete Services Desk. If the item is not there, we ask that you leave your phone number with staff and a description of the lost item. We often come across lost property after the event has closed for the day.
Yes. There are a range of parking solutions here, in onsite car parks plus off street parking bays.
A seed is a team who is given a preliminary ranking for the purposes of the draw. Teams are ‘seeded’ to hopefully provide a fair and better competition. More information and how to apply can be found here.
Seeds are decided by a panel comprising the Tournament Director and two committee members from QSST based on information provided by the School. Assessment includes; performance in previous years at All Schools, representative player list, recent playing performance by the team nominated and other information which is of relevance.
Read through our most frequently asked questions, and if we don’t have an answer for it, let us know by contacting us.
Yes. Gold Coast Titans All Schools will be a COVIDSafe event and therefore restrictions will be in place for the duration of the event. These restrictions are subject to change upon the advice of government and health authorities.
IMPORTANT
NO ONE SHOULD ATTEND IF THEY HAVE:
Yes, at this stage spectators will be allowed to attend the event.
Spectators will be required to follow all of the COVIDSafe rules and guidelines.
If you are experiencing flu like symptoms, please do not attend the event.
No.
Secondary students in years 7 – 12 in their school teams from all over Queensland. We also welcome schools from other states and countries.
Schools can expect to play a minimum of 6 games excluding finals.
Typically the tournament goes for 5 days, each day starting at approximately 7:30am (subject to change) and into the evening. Finals beginning on the 4th day.
Gold Coast Titans All Schools is a go unless we advise otherwise on the website, email or via social media.
If you’ve lost an item during the day at Gold Coast Titans All Schools, please head to the Athlete Services Desk. If the item is not there, we ask that you leave your phone number with staff and a description of the lost item. We often come across lost property after the event has closed for the day.
Yes. There are a range of parking solutions here, in onsite car parks plus off street parking bays.
A seed is a team who is given a preliminary ranking for the purposes of the draw. Teams are ‘seeded’ to hopefully provide a fair and better competition. More information and how to apply can be found here.
Seeds are decided by a panel comprising the Tournament Director and two committee members from QSST based on information provided by the School. Assessment includes; performance in previous years at All Schools, representative player list, recent playing performance by the team nominated and other information which is of relevance.
