New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has announced the 2020 New Zealand Secondary Schools and New Zealand Barbarians Schools teams. The teams will not play in 2020 but selectors have named the sides to recognise the efforts of the secondary school players this season. The 2020 New Zealand Secondary...
A documentary about a group of kids from Tokoroa High School taking up a sport called tricking has caught the attention of many. The dedication and passion that these kids from the small town bring to the sport shows the potential that dwells in Tokoroa. The documentary...
School Sport NZ are pleased to release the 2021 calendar of sanctioned national and island secondary school events to schools. This release allows schools to include these sports events into their planning for 2021 and enables you to take advantage of early rates when booking travel...
The School Sport NZ Sport Census has now been running continuously for more than 20 years and, with 100% of schools providing census returns via their RSDs, is arguably the most valuable longitudinal data set on sport in NZ. On Monday October 26th, all schools will...
Squash Waikato are proud to be offering an exciting new opportunity for girls and young women to have-a-go at Boxing and Squash. Proudly supported by This is ME, Sport Waikato’s women and girls initiative, this opportunity promises to be fun, welcoming and inclusive for all...
With the cancellation of the Upper North Island and New Zealand Secondary Schools Netball Tournaments due to the disruptions by COVID-19 there was a huge lack of competitions available for secondary school netballers this year. St Peter's School Cambridge decided to do something about it and...
Women and Girls are partnering with the online platform OnAir by EventsAir to host a national online conference over three consecutive afternoons. It is free to attend and focussed on the key pillars of the Women and Girls in Sport and Active Recreation Strategy –...
Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa is an activation fund to provide physical activity opportunities for tamariki (children aged 5-11) and rangatahi (young people aged 12-18). The fund aims to provide quality opportunities in play, active recreation and sport for those who are missing out. These priority population groups include: High...
Te Aroha College and Nga Taiatea Wharekura played off in the final of the 'A' North Island Invitational with Te Aroha coming home with a 72-66 win. With what has been explained to be an exciting final it concluded and overall great tournament with outstanding sportsmanship. The...
COVID-19 has had a huge impact on this year’s winter sport season and there’s plenty the summer codes can learn from their seasonal counterparts. Have a look at the advice below BALANCE IS BETTER Advice for summer codes delivering youth sport during COVID-19...
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