Sport NZ’s Balance is Better philosophy is about keeping young people in sport. It focuses on meeting the needs of young people, and the reasons they play sport – to develop and improve, experience challenge, be part of a team, and most importantly have fun...
Taumarunui High School hosted the annual King Country Quad Sports Day yesterday and what a success it was! Te Kura o Ngapuke, Otorohanga College, Te Kuiti High School and Piopio College all attended, however it was the host's Taumarunui High School that took home the win! Quad...
Girls Twilight Sevens kicked off on October 28 with great rugby being played and will run until 25 November Teams for the next week: U16s Sacred Heart U16's (1) Putaruru U16's (1) Kaokaoroa (1) Cambridge (1) HGHS (1) Raglan (1) U18s Sacred Heart U16's (1) Waikato diocesan (1) ...
In what has been an extremely testing year for everyone involved in the education space, the New Zealand Teachers Games can provide an opportunity for everyone employed within schools to “reengage with joy and value of sport” at a time when arguably it has never...
Waikato Secondary Schools Sports Association Chairman is pleased to announce the following; “There has been controversy surrounding a basketball game played between Hamilton Boys High School and Fraser High School on Friday, 3 July 2020. After good faith discussions between the parties, all issues have been resolved...
The Waibop Secondary Schools Athletics Association Annual General meeting will be held at Matamata College on Tuesday 17 November at 12.30 pm. Agenda Items are Welcome/ Apologies Minutes of last year’s AGM & Matters arising Correspondence Chairperson’s report Treasurer’s report Election...
Coaching for Impact is a new programme for coaches working with secondary school age athletes. Coaching for Impact is a free coaching programme being introduced by Sport NZ in 2021. The main objective of the programme is to grow a collaborative network of coaches who influence...
School Sport New Zealand are proud to announce a monthly online professional development opportunity for schools following the success had with the online workshop series held in September. The School Sport Professional Development Series will kick off with Sian Clancy from Drug Free Sport New Zealand on Tuesday 24th November...
New Zealand Cricket is pleased to announce that the NZ Maori Secondary Schools programme will be back in 2021. Both teams will be drawn from a nationwide spread of schools and the players will receive specialist coaching from NZC staff and coaches. Maia Lewis and Duncan...
Rugby World Cup 2021 is coming to New Zealand from 18 September to 16 October and we’re getting ready to supercharge the game for women and girls in this country. As New Zealand Rugby build up to the official tournament the Rugby World Cup trophy and...
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