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The Pumper Jumpers, Darwin are a committed group of skippers, focused on promoting fun health and fitness, as well as building and showcasing their skipping skills. The Pumper Jumpers train at Parap Primary School with ages ranging from 6 to adult. To find out more email Kim Rowe or visit their Facebook page.
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The Rosebery Turtle Turners train at Rosebery Primary School on Fridays and offer skill development in speed, double dutch and single rope skipping techniques. To find out more email
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The Sunday Skippers is an adult skipping group that train (not surprisingly) on Sundays!
The Sunday Skippers' run adult skipping courses suitable for those wanting to give the sport a go for the first time. Learn more. 
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The Katherine Croc Jumpers train at Kintore Street School in Katherine.
The group original competed as school team at the 2024 NT Skipping Championships and showed that experience when participating in the inaugural Katherine Skipping Mini Comp. The Katherine Croc Jumpers established as a club in 2025. 
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In December 2024, Skipping NT visited Borroloola to deliver skipping workshop at the Borroloola School, plus Marra and Garrwa camps.
This visit is supported by our sponsor McArthur River Mine (MRM) and we are delighted to participate in this annual program to 'give back' to MRM's host community. Check out the video! |
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School-based skipping workshop
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Learn2Jump
28 x individual World Jump Rope Champion, Luke Boon, has just released his newly developed Learn2Jump program. This is a fantastic program that incorporates:
The program costs $200 per school, however Skipping NT could help subsidise this cost for NT schools and also assist with purchasing ropes, if needed. Email us to express your interest – [email protected] Skipping incursion program Skipping NT, in partnership with Jump Force International, runs skipping incursion programs at schools across the NT. The program focused on exposing students to schools and their students to the joys of skipping. "I am so impressed how quickly our students have improved their skipping skills. They have loved learning new tricks and rope skipping is definitely an activity that we are keen to do more of in the future." Amy Buick, Health and PE teacher, Clyde Fenton Primary School, Katherine. Skipping NT is interested in hearing from NT schools that would be interested in hosting a half or full day skipping incursion program. 
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Interested in starting a skipping group?
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Skipping NT is keen to support schools, OSHC programs and community groups to establish a skipping program or skipping group. We can work with you to tailor the support that would best assist. Ways we may be able to assist include:
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