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APRIL 2010 SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES

The Sport Canterbury KiwiSport Holiday programmes are a fun and active choice for your child these holidays. Registrations open soon!

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Sport Opportunity

Sport Opportunity gives disabled people the same opportunities as everyone to particpate, enjoy and achieve in sport and physcial activity

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Active Movement

Active Movement helps you to understand the fundamental movement skills that help children learn, grow and develop

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The New KiwiSport Fund - An Overview

KiwiSport is a new fund that aims to:

• Increase the numbers of school-age children participating in organised sport - during school, after school and by strengthening links with sports clubs;

• Increase the availability and accessibility of sport opportunities for all school-aged children; and

• Support children in developing skills that will enable them to participate effectively in sport at both primary and secondary level.
KiwiSport has two components: the Regional Partnership Fund and the Direct Fund Partnership Fund

For more information about the Kiwisport Fund Click Here

The KiwiSport Consultation is now completed. Please Click Here for a summary of the consultation key themes.
 

How to become a Coach or Manager!

Hey - it is great that some of you have responded to our quick poll, and even better that many of you would like to become a volunteer in Coaching or Managing a team or sport group.

A good number of you indicated that you were not too sure about how to get started! We think that is an issue for many who would love to help and be involved so click here for some suggestions from our Director of Coaching, Pat Barwick, to assist you to get started.
 

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The Poll

Will the new KiwiSport initiative increase the number of children involved in organised sport?

 

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