About the programmes
Our programmes provide fun, engaging physical activities that connect to the Health and Physical Education (HPE) curriculum and focus on developing physical literacy.
In collaboration with teachers, we’ll identify which curriculum achievement outcomes they would like to focus on to support student learning in each session. Students can build confidence, physical skills, relationships and knowledge to make exercise a regular part of their lifestyle.
Our coaches work alongside teachers to deliver a variety of activities, guiding students through skill development based on the Sport NZ philosophy. These activities are tailored to suit the physical abilities of students, depending on their age and stage. In addition to traditional sports, we also incorporate Taonga Tākaro (traditional Māori games) and utilise the 'Movewell' resource, developed by Sport NZ's 'Healthy Active Learning' programme.
We encourage teachers to discuss their school's specific needs with our dedicated School Lead to ensure the best support for your students' learning journey.
- Weekly sessions: multiple sessions of each activity, so you can see the students progress and learn.
- Activity days: choose 4-6 activities and spend the day learning the skills for each.
Activities
Activities offered vary depending on the age of the students.
- Athletics – running, jumping, and throwing
- Co-operative games
- Gymnastics
- Inflatables
- Invasion games – basketball, futsal, handball, ki-o-rahi, korfball, netball, turbo touch and ultimate frisbee
- Net games – badminton, pickleball, spikeball, and volleyball
- Striking and fielding games – cricket and floorball
- Target games – dodgeball, gagaball, and tchoukball