A brief, practical, survival - Office for Recreation and Sport - SA.Gov.au

A brief, practical, survivalcourse for coaches!Topics covered include:Coaching ChildrenWhy do children play sport?What makes a good coach?Helping children deal with winning and losingRespect for umpires / officialsMaking the Most of your Training TimePlanning different types of trainingOrganising and grouping childrenTeaching skills and game playGetting the Best from your PlayersTeam buildingProviding feedbackPreventing and managing behaviour problemsWorking with parentsPlace for awards / medalsWhere to from HereDeveloping a greater knowledge of your sportCoaching pathwaysAdditional Information• Course length 3 hours - can include practical and theory• Can be tailored to your needs• Certificate of completion for participants• No assessment required following the course• Helpful introduction (but not a pre-requisite) to Level One courses in your sportFor further information contact _________________________________ on _________________________or the State Coaching and Officiating Centre at the Office for Recreation and Sport on 8416 6605.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008Michael Wright MPMinister for Recreation,Sport and RacingWelcome to the second edition of Sportshorts for 2008.Recently, the Office for Recreation and Sport partnered with UniSA to gain a betterunderstanding of children’s attitudes with respect to sport. When children were asked abouttheir sporting involvement, the most significant finding that applied across the board to primaryand secondary boys and girls, city and country, was the desire to play with friends. Further,being “good” at sport wasn’t the key motivating factor we thought it would be. Playing withfriends and having parental support were the two most important factors from a child’sperspective.As parents and teachers, it is important to keep these findings in mind when planning for andproviding junior sport. The upcoming Olympics and Paralympics provide an ideal opportunity tointroduce new sports and activities for children to explore and have fun with.The excitement of the Beijing Olympics and Paralympics is sure to overflow into the schoolcorridors, courts and ovals. This provides a great opportunity for the whole school community tocheer on our athletes and share the pride of their achievements. South Australians will berepresented in many sports including rowing, kayaking, basketball, beach volleyball and aerialgymnastics.Sporting organisations have reported significant spikes in enquiries and memberships followingprevious Olympic and Paralympic campaigns, so why not invite local clubs to partner with yourschool to create pathways for ongoing involvement. The benefits of sharing facilities and humanresources, keeping the kids with friendship groups and involving parents can create asustainable and highly rewarding experience.This edition of Sportshorts provides an ideal tool to help you plan such programs across yourschool. Inside you will find over 43 sporting organisations offering a variety of programsincluding introductory sessions, skill development and officiating courses for juniors. Theseorganisations can also help link your school to its nearest club or facility.The State Government’s be active initiative, led by the Office for Recreation and Sport,continues to encourage all South Australians to “take every opportunity to be active”. Ourresearch shows that awareness and understanding of the be active message is at an all timehigh. Our challenge is to now translate this awareness into ongoing participation in sport,recreation and physical activity.Beijing 08 can be used as a spur to get children and their families more involved in sport, soplease think laterally about how your school can use the Olympics and Paralympics to helpbuild a more active South Australia.Once again, I offer my sincere thanks to all the teachers, students, volunteers, parents andadministrators who work together to promote physical activity throughout the community. Yourenthusiastic efforts to provide quality experiences for this generation contribute to developingthe individual, the community and ultimately our nation.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008INDEXOffice for Recreation and Sport and Agencies:Keeping Children Safe in Recreation and SportSchools NetworkRecreational Tails in SAPremiers be active Challengebe active Field OfficersSports AbilitySA register of Recreation and Sport WomenSASI Talent SearchACHPERActive After School Communities ProgramContributing Sports:ArcheryAthletics – LittleAussie RulesAustralian Paralympics Committee SABadmintonBaseballBasketballBOCCEBowlsCanoeCroquetFencingFootballGolfGymnasticsGymnastics – DisabilityJudoJump Rope for HeartKarateKorfballLacrosseLife.Be In ItNetballPremier’s be active ChallengePrimary School SportRiding for the DisabledRowingSailing and WindsurfingSASRAPIDSchool SportSports Medicine Australia (SA Branch)SquashSurf Life SavingTable TennisTouchWater PoloList of ContactsList of Contacts for Recreation and SportMichael SchetterRichard MellonKylie TaylorFraser KeeganChristine WymanJan StirlingMichelle IngramesJodie FreundNik WestTara AndrewsKerin CrossLaura PerdueDamian LeonardCarlye BowdenJeremy JohncockRussell CoulthardJack JohncockGavin FairbrotherKane HarrisonRachel HamptonDale WelshMark FisherCraig DearloveWayne BambrickDeb AgnewChristie AllenVacantJeremy BellAlberto SalatinoBrad BreedingRecreation and Sport Development DivisionDirectorManager, Industry Development and TrainingManager, Programs and PartnershipsManager, Physical ActivityDivisional Support OfficerSenior Project Officer, Safe, SupportiveEnvironmentsSenior Project Officer, Industry DevelopmentSenior Project Officer, State Coaching andOfficiating CentreSupport Officer, State Coaching andOfficiating CentreSenior Project Officer, DisabilityProject Officer, DisabilitySenior Project Officer, Specific PopulationsSenior Project Officer, Schools & Junior SportProject Officer, ‘PlayTime’ Early ChildhoodIndigenous Sports Officer (Adelaide)Indigenous Sports Officer (Port Augusta)Indigenous Sports Officer (Port Lincoln)Senior Project Officer, Physical ActivityCommunications Officer, ‘be active’A/Project Officer, Physical ActivitySupport Officer, Physical ActivityPort Lincoln/Eyre Peninsula be active Field OfficerPort Augusta/Flinders Ranges be active Field OfficerRiverland be active Field OfficerSouth East be active Field OfficerMurraylands be active Field OfficerOutback Areas be active Field OfficerFleurieu/Kangaroo Island be active Field OfficerWhyalla be active Field OfficerMid North be active Field OfficerThis publication is prepared by theOffice for Recreation and Sport27 Valetta Road, Kidman Park, SA 5025Website: www.recsport.sa.gov.au.The next issue of Sportshorts will be Terms 1 & 2 2009The closing date for the inclusion of articles isFriday 19 December 2008Contact the Recreation and Sport Development Divisionon (08) 8416 6707 for more information.The Office for Recreation and Sport cannot accept responsibility for any details that may have changed since the date ofpublication.Articles contained in this edition of Sportshorts have been written and submitted by recreation and sport organisations.The inclusion of such articles in this publication should not, and does not, imply endorsement by the Office for Recreation andSport or the South Australian Government.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008Keeping Children Safe in Recreation and SportA handy resource for volunteers who help with school sport.The efforts of community volunteers who assist schools by taking on the roles of sport coaches, managers,officials, referees and supervisors, deserve our thanks and commendation. Without their valued contribution,school sport could not operate to the extent it currently does.In recognizing this invaluable support, the Office for Recreation and Sport (ORS), with the assistance of FamiliesSA, is pleased to offer a new resource booklet titled Keeping Children Safe in Recreation and Sport to helpcommunity volunteers better understand the issues and responsibilities surrounding child protection in the sportsetting.Schools and sports coordinators have a duty of care to ensure their sport volunteers are kept informed and awareof their responsibilities to ensure the safety and well-being of all young participants under their care.In a straightforward and non-threatening manner, this booklet provides important information for sports volunteersby providing information and checklists that help explain their legal obligation to report any suspected child abuseand/or neglect.It is hoped that by clarifying the issues up front and in a positive fashion, our school sport volunteers will feel morecomfortable and confident in continuing to volunteer their services. The ultimate outcome is more young peopleparticipating in a quality, fun and safe sporting environment.The booklet can be downloaded from the ORS website at www.recsport.sa.gov.au/resourcespublications/resources-publications.23

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008Schools Network – Connecting schools and sportIs your school in touch with what is happening in the wider sport and active recreation community?Do you have an interest in sport T & D opportunities, physical activity and sport initiatives & teaching resources?Are you receiving news of national and local initiatives that are addressing issues such as harassment free sport,programs for CALD and NAP students and community sport mentoring?Are there partnerships you would like to develop with your local sporting clubs, local government or agencies suchas ACHPER SA to help young people make a difference in how sport is run in their community?Does your school already run coaching and officiating courses? If so, are there pathways for students to apply theirknowledge locally? Do you need help or advice in this area?Do you have ideas how sports could engage better with schools?If you have answered yes to any of these questions, you are invited to join theother 285 SA schools that are currently ‘staying in the loop’ as members of theSchools Network.For more information contact your nearest Schools Network Cluster Coordinator(listed below) or Damian Leonard State Coordinator on (08) 8416 6713. Moreinformation athttp://www.ausport.gov.au/participating/schools_and_juniors/schools_network/schoolsDECS District2008 ClusterCoordinatorSchool Phone FaxSW Metro Shaun Barber/John Corbett Lockleys Primary School 8443 6103 8234 2448Wallara Outer South Marc Zindorff Flaxmill Schools 8382 3057 8382 9996Salisbury Sam Konnis The Pines Schools 8281 2199 8281 5858West Metro Nathan Anderson Blair Athol Primary School 8344 4604 8344 3697Hills Murraylands Barry Downard Murray Bridge North Primary 8532 3055 8531 0004Southern Sea & Vines Peter Senyszyn Seaford Rise Primary School 8327 0232 8327 0004Southern Sea & Vines Johanna Tokarski Victor Harbour HS 8552 1988 8552 5007Flinders Leanne Opperman Gladstone High School 8662 2171 8662 2050Limestone Coast (SE) Adrian Maywald Naracoorte High School 8762 1333 8762 3452Eyre Arden Herr Streaky Bay Area 8626 1202 8626 1658Far Northern Country Martin Woodcock Fisk Street Primary School 8645 8842 8645 0788The Schools Network is an initiative of the Australian Sports Commission, managed by ACHPER Australia with support in South Australia from theOffice for Recreation & Sport and the Department of Education and Children's Services.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008RECREATIONAL TRAILS IN SASouth Australia has a spectacular outdoor environment and what better way to explore it than along one of ourrecreation trails.Whether you want to walk, cycle, paddle, dive or horse ride there is a trail for you.From the city to the outback, with landscapes ranging from rolling hills, to dramatic coastline and rugged outbackranges, many of SA’s trails have interesting stories to tell about the country, wildlife and history along the way.The Trails SA website (www.southaustraliantrails.com) has information on a range of trails that can be searched byexperience, region, activity or even level of difficulty.The Trails SA website also has other useful information such as travel tips, events and links to other great websitesto guide you in your trails adventure.In addition to the information you can access on the Trails SA website, there are a number of publications availablefree of charge. One such publication is “40 Great South Australian Short Walks”. This handy booklet covers walksaround SA ranging from 45-minute walks to five-hour hikes.If you are after an adventure of a different sort, there is the Eagle Mountain Bike Park, just 20 minutes up theFreeway from the CBD. The 124-hectare Park has beginner to advanced trails as well as a skills park and dirtjumps area.While the physical activity benefits of trails are obvious, the educational benefits are also a unique opportunity forschools looking for a different venture for their students. The natural environment and cultural history of areas thattrails run through is often equally as significant as the trails themselves.For further information on trails within South Australia please visit www.southaustraliantrails.com or call the Officefor Recreation and Sport on 8416 6677.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008Premier’s be active Challengegets off to a flying start in 2008The Premier’s be active Challenge has gotten off to a flying start in 2008. In fact following on from our successfulinaugural year 2007 (7500 completions) we already have almost 20,000 new students registered for the Challengein 2008! For those who gained a bronze medal last year, a silver medal will be their reward for completing fourweeks of at least 60 minutes of daily physical activity.As a new initiative this year, over $100 000 in Getting Started grants was distributed to schools around the Stateearly in term two. A total of 202 schools received $500 each which they can use to pay for release time forprofessional development related to physical activity, the purchase of physical activity equipment and resources orthe hire of professional services to build or improve physical activity capacity within the school.Ambassador visits have been a highlight of the year so far and these kicked off when Lockleys Primary Schoolplayed host to Brett Burton on March 18. Brett’s appearance has been followed up with further ambassador visitsthroughout the state with Sam Woosnam visiting Wallaroo Mines Primary, Shaun Burgoyne spoke with students atVictor Harbour High and Goolwa Primary, Warren Tredrea has visited Murray Bridge Special School and MurrayBridge South Primary and Mark Soderstrom launched the Seaford Rise lap-a-thon. Further ambassador visits areplanned and schools can also request an ambassador visit by downloading a request form from our websitewww.pbac.sa.edu.auOver 200 schools around the state are taking the Challenge this year and each is managing it to suit their individualschool needs. Adelaide High School has taken an innovative approach to the Challenge with 16 year 10 studentleaders taking on the role of coordinators. The students have taken the initiative of running lunch time activities andare awarding house points for students who undertake the Challenge.The student leaders recently spoke (on behalf of the Premier’s be active Challenge) at the inquiry into obesity inAustralia by the Federal Standing Committee on Health and Aging. They explained to the Committee Ministers thatthey have introduced the Premier’s be active Challenge in order to increase student motivation (in particular forreluctant participants) and increase the understanding of the importance of physical activity amongst their studentand staff cohort.If you have not taken the Challenge yet it is not too late. The Challenge concludes at the end of term 3 (September26) for this year. Why not “take the Challenge and reap the rewards”.Visit our website www.pbac.sa.edu.au or contact Mark Williams or Leah Cassidy on 8226 4308 / 8226 4386williams.mark4@saugov.sa.gov.au / cassidy.leah@saugov.sa.gov.au for more information.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008be active FIELD OFFICERSThe Office for Recreation and Sport has several be active Field Officers in regional South Australia. Thesepositions are a partnership with local councils, health services and community organisations.PORT LINCOLN / EYRE PENINSULA be active Field OfficerAddress:The City of Port LincolnCommunity Sport and RecreationAdvisory CommitteePO Box 1787Port Lincoln SA 5606PORT AUGUSTA / FLINDERS RANGES be active Field OfficerAddress:Community Development Services43 Flinders TerracePort Augusta SA 5700RIVERLAND be active Field OfficerAddress:Berri/Barmera CouncilPO Box 884Berri SA 5343SOUTH EAST be active Field OfficerAddress:South East Local Government AssocPO Box 1445Mount Gambier SA 5290MURRAYLANDS be active Field OfficerAddress:Murray Mallee Community HealthServiceSwanport Road (PO Box 346)Murray Bridge SA 5253OUTBACK AREAS be active Field OfficerAddress:Outback Areas CommunityDevelopment Trust4 Marryatt Street (PO Box 2353)Port Augusta SA 5700MID NORTH be active Field OfficerAddress:Port Pirie Regional Council115 Ellen Street (PO Box 45)Port Pirie SA 5540FLEURIEU / KANGAROO ISLAND be active Field OfficerAddress:Southern Fleurieu Health ServiceHarbour View TerraceVictor Harbor SA 5211Contact: Telephone: (08) 8683 1411Mobile: 0428 824 033Fax: (08) 8682 6252E-mail: sportrec@plcc.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.portlincolnsport.comMark FisherCraig DearloveContact: Telephone: (08) 8642 6890Mobile: 0427 798 936Fax: (08) 8642 3887Email: cdearlove@portaugusta.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.sportaugusta.com.auContact: Telephone: (08) 8582 1922Mobile: 0401 100 202Fax: (08) 8582 3029E-mail: active@riverland.net.auContact: Telephone: (08) 8723 1057Mobile: 0400 262 738Fax: (08) 8723 1286Email: dagnew@lcrdb.comWebsite: www.sportse.com.auWayne BambrickDeb AgnewChristie AllenContact: Telephone: (08) 8535 6800Mobile: 0427 615 191Fax: (08) 8535 6808Email: allen.christie@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.murraylandsrecandsport.com.auContact: Telephone: (08) 8648 5116Mobile: 0447 485 116Fax: (08) 86485971Email: press.hamish@saugov.sa.gov.auContact: Telephone: (08) 8633 9777Mobile: 0488 101 783Fax: (08) 8632 5801Email: bbreeding@pirie.sa.gov.auContact: Mobile: 0427 015 845E-mail: jeremy.bell@bigpond.com.auVacantBrad BreedingJeremy BellWHYALLA be active Field OfficerAddress:Whyalla City CouncilCivic Building Darling Terrace(PO Box 45)Whyalla SA 5600Alberto SalatinoContact: Telephone: (08) 8640 3444Mobile: 0423 700 753Fax: (08) 8645 0155Email: alberto.salatino@whyalla.sa.gov.au

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008SPORTS ABILITYSports Ability provides a unique opportunity to develop inclusive sport opportunities for young people with andwithout disabilities. It allows you, in lessons, to cater for students with a wide range of abilities. Sports Abilityprovides the basis for the integration of all students.Sports Ability is presented in a flexible format that enables it to be used in a variety of school settings. It can beutilised to support existing curriculum for the delivery of Physical Education and Sport. Sports Ability can providethe basis for an inclusive sport carnival or to provide young people with disabilities to participate in existing sportcompetitions.Sports Ability adopts a social or environmental approach to the involvement of young people with a disability. Thisapproach concentrates on the ways in which teachers, coaches and sports leaders can adjust, adapt and modifythe way in which an activity is delivered rather than focus on an individual’s disability.The Sports Ability program is based around five activities:Boccia is a bowls-typetarget game played at theParalympics. It is suitablefor use across a school site.Boccia is played indoors andcan be played all year round.Table cricket is adynamic table versionof cricket. It is playedon a table and issuitable for students ofall ages and allabilities.Goalball is a sport developed forplayers who have a visualimpairment; an exciting invasiongame introducing new challengesto both sighted and visionimpaired players. Goal Ball is aParalympic Sport and byintroducing it to the school settingmore young people are exposedand the sport can grow.Sitting volleyball isa seated version ofvolleyball. This isan activity that canbe enjoyed byplayers of all agesand abilitiesPolybat is an accessible version of table tennis.Polybat is can be played on any table. Ideally it is suited to being played on a tabletennis table. By simply adding sides to the table and playing with a flat bat the gameis able to provide a challenge to students of all ages and abilities.Sports Ability comes with a set of activity cards, which show the basic rules of each game, as well as additionalactivities that can be used.How can you access Sports Ability?A number of Sports Ability Kits that can be accessed through the Schools Network Cluster Coordinators, Office forRecreation and Sport, be active Field Officers and DECS District OfficersSports Ability demonstration sessions and training can be arranged by contacting:Kerin CrossProject Officer – Disability EducationPhone: 8416 6711Email: cross.kerin@saugov.sa.gov.au

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008sa register of recreationand sport womenan inspirational learning toolThe South Australian Register of Recreation and Sport Women was initially created in 1985 to provide girlswith role models to encourage and inspire them to get involved in sport and recreation. Many amazing womenhave been included on this register during the past twenty years and the Office for Recreation and Sport ispleased to continue with this tradition.A ‘career pathways’ section has been added to the new register to highlight the exciting and numerous careeroptions available in the sport and recreation industry.Section One: Top Performers - This section contains information about women who have achieved at thehighest level in sport and recreation. Read about their achievements and learn what sport and recreation hasmeant to their personal development.Most of the top performers are available for public speaking engagements and presentations. Their contactdetails are included with their profile so that they can be contacted directly.Section Two: Career Pathways in Sport and Recreation - Read about women who are pursuing careers inthe sport and recreation industry. Find out what they think about their chosen profession, the steps they took toget where they are and the advice they have to offer those considering travelling down a similar path.The register is located on the Office for Recreation and Sport websiteatwww.recsport.sa.gov.au/pdf/womens_register_2005_update.pdf.Please direct any queries regarding the SA Register of Recreation and Sport Women to:Laura PerdueOffice for Recreation and SportPhone: 8416 6614Fax: 8416 6753Email: perdue.laura@saugov.sa.gov.au.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 - 2008The South Australian Sports Institute(SASI) is continuing to search forpotentially gifted athletes through theTALENT SEARCH Program. TALENTSEARCH is designed to identify studentswho may possess the physical andphysiological attributes to be successfulat sport’s highest level.Every secondaryschool in SouthAustralia is invited toparticipate in theTALENT SEARCHProgram. The processcommences with anappraisal of basicphysical and performance data onstudents in Years 8-10, which iscollected and submitted to SASI byphysical education staff. Promisingstudents are subsequently invited tofurther testing by SASI and may continueon to talent development programs.The tests in this initialstage (Phase 1 testing)are common ones,regularly undertaken inschools to determine thephysical fitness of thestudents. This data issent to the SASI TALENTSEARCH Unit forprocessing. All participating studentsreceive a result certificate with theirscores, averages for their class and year,and how they compare to nationalnorms. Students attaining anexceptionally high result on acombination of the tests, are invited, viatheir Physical Education coordinators, tofurther testing by SASI (Phase 2 testing).Data from the Phase 2 testing is thenscrutinised by the SASI TALENT SEARCHCoordinator and SASI coaches. Selectedstudents are invited to attend aninformation evening at SASI and to thenjoin the respective Talent Developmentsquads, overseen by SASI. Thesedevelopmental programs are usuallyorganised in conjunction withrepresentatives from State SportingOrganisations.The TALENT SEARCH Program is allabout providing an opportunity forstudents to succeed in an area for whichthey are inherently predisposed. Eachand every student from South AustralianSecondarySchools ispotentiallyafforded theseopportunities;however, thiscan only occurif PE staffcollect andsubmit results. To assist in this process,TALENT SEARCH is offering to come toSecondary Schools in the metropolitanarea, with staff and equipment, to assistwith the administration of the fitnesstests.For an in-depth look at the Talent SearchProgram nationally, visit:www.ais.org.au/talent.For more information on the SASI TalentSearch Program, please contact:Annette EastwoodTalent Search CoordinatorPhone: 8416 6696Fax: 8416 6755eastwood.annette@saugov.sa.gov.au.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 1 & 2 - 2008The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education & Recreation, SA Branch Inc-ACHPER (SA)ACHPER (SA) is the Industry Representative Body that promotes active and healthy living, supportingHealth & Physical Education professionals to develop quality programs for the South Australiancommunity through a range of professional activities, resources and events.Professional Learning Activities211 delegates attended the ACHPER (SA) Health & Physical Education Conference atWestminster School, Marion on April 14/15 2008. The dates for the 2009 conference are set in thefirst week of school holidays: April 14 & 15, 2009. Please place these in your calendar for 2009.ACHPER (SA) has recently released the 2008 Professional Learning Calendar of events thatinclude:Forum: Support for Teaching Health Education in Your School – July 29th, Basketball - August 11 th ,Bullseye Squash Practical – August 12 th , Unpacking the Right Bite Strategy: Strategies for aSuccessful Canteen – August 13 th , Health Forum 2: A Closer Look– August 19 th , Premier’s be activeChallenge Session – August 25 th , Health & Physical Education Leadership Forum – August 26 th .For more information, including registration forms, costs and session details for these ProfessionalDevelopment activities, please contact the office on: 8232 7055 or visit www.achpersa.com.aube active Physical Education WeekThe dates for be active Physical Education Week 2008 are November 10 th - 14 th . More informationon ideas for activities (school and metropolitan based) and a comprehensive resource booklet will besent later in the year. We encourage your school to use PE week, to celebrate the importance ofactive and healthy living.ResourcesTo support year 12 Physical Education teachers, ACHPER (SA) have developed 2 resources for Year12 Stage 2 PE teachers: suggested answers to the 2007 Year 12 SSABSA PE Exam (nowavailable) and a 2008 Trial Exam with questions and answers (available late September/earlyOctober). This package is available for $60 members, $85 non-members. These answers have beentrial tested by experienced teachers. ACHPER (SA) also is offering a Year 12 Revision Guide ‘SwatPack’ for $27.50 (inc.postage and handling) for students studying PE (available mid term 3)MembershipWe encourage you to join ACHPER (SA) and over 415 fellow professionals in becoming a major partof our active and committed organisation. ACHPER membership offers a host of benefits (publicationsto outline resources, research and information-state/national, discounts (up to 50%)-professionaldevelopment/resources/healthy lifestyles bookshop, networking, access to member only websitearea-with focus area articles/lesson plans, email updates, and other benefits) and importantly, anassociation with a industry body that lobbies to further the interests of the Health and Physical Activityprofession.ACHPER (SA)- Promoting Active and Healthy LivingFurther details on ACHPER (SA) professional activities please call ACHPER (SA) on8232 7055, visit our comprehensive website at www.achpersa.com.au email: info@achpersa.com.au, orpop into 73 Wakefield Street, Adelaide.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 1 & 2 - 2008Active After School Communities (AASC) ProgramHelping Kids and communities get activeSA Regional Coordinators and staff of the AASC ProgramRegional Regional Area Location Phone Number & Email AddressCoordinatorKathryn Horsnell RegionalManagerKidman Park Mobile: 0408 228 197Email: kathryn.horsnell@ausport.gov.auDarren Burton Metro South Kidman Park Mobile: 0437 700 436Email: darren.burton@ausport.gov.auAndrew Swift Metro West Kidman Park Mobile: 0437 700 435Email: andrew.swift@ausport.gov.auScott Jones Metro Inner North Kidman Park Mobile: 0437 700 434Email: scott.jones@ausport.gov.auEmily Hore Yorke Peninsula Kadina Mobile: 0437 700 437Email: emily.hore@ausport.gov.auHamish Press Spencer Gulf Port Augusta Mobile: 0437 700 424Email: hamish.press@ausport.gov.auMargie Fahy Eyre Peninsula Port Lincoln Mobile: 0437 700 417Email: margie.fahy@ausport.gov.auKat Norris RegionalManagerMawson Lakes Mobile: 0437 700 430Email: kat.norris@ausport.gov.auMark Harris Barossa /RiverlandMawson Lakes Mobile: 0437 700 438Email: mark.harris@ausport.gov.auTravis Barty North East Metro Mawson Lakes Mobile: 0437 700 433Email: travis.barty@ausport.gov.auAndrew Milligan North Central Mawson Lakes Mobile: 0437 700 377Email: andrew.milligan@ausport.gov.auJennifer Stupple Metro North West Mawson Lakes Mobile: 0437 700 432Email: jennifer.stupple@ausport.gov.auIndra Reinpuu Hills andMurraylandsStrathalbyn Mobile: 0437 700 416Email: indra.reinpuu@ausport.gov.auMaryannThompsonFleurieu &Kangaroo IslandStrathalbyn Mobile: 0437 700 359Email: maryann.thompson@ausport.gov.auDoug Elliott Outer South Noarlunga Mobile: 0437 700 448Email: doug.elliott@ausport.gov.auJosephineDuiganSouth East MountGambierMobile: 0437 700 423Email: josephine.duigan@ausport.gov.auFree Community Coach CoursesThe Community Coach Training program is a FREE coaching course that provides participants withthe skills to deliver structured physical activity programs to primary school aged children. The coursefocuses on maximising the involvement and enjoyment of all children and providing optimaldevelopment opportunities. This course is for anyone that has an interest in helping children to bephysically active (participants can include beginner coaches, parents, teachers, OSHC staff and localsporting clubs).Contact the Regional Coordinator in your area to find out when a course is being run in yourregion. You can also contact the SA Administrative Officer, Sarah Gale on 8416 6628 or emailsarah.gale@ausport.gov.au

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008ARCHERYContact person: Jim Hale Email: jimmap@senet.com.auPhone: 8389 1858 Website: www.archery.org.auFax: 8389 1838 Address: PO Box 201, GumerachaAlternative contact: Jason McCullough Alternative phone: 0430 046 346Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramYear 4 upwards.Up to 30 students per session. Groups of 20 students prefered.Grassed oval area with vehicle access. Minimum space 30m x50m. All students must wear covered footwear.Please enquire.Introduction to ArcherySingle or multiple sessions.Year 4 upwards.Up to 30 students per session, but 20 are preferred.Grassed oval area – minimum space 30m x 50m. Must ensure allparticipants wear covered footwear.Various – please enquire.Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSSessions can be arranged for teachers.YesMultiple, approximately 100 per year.YesBarossa, Fleurieu, Riverland, South East, Mid North, Far North.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008ATHLETICS - LITTLEModified Track & Field for young people of all ability levelsContact person: Pam Sard Email: pamsard@tpg.com.auPhone: 8352 8144 Website: www.littleathletics.com.auFax: 8352 8155 Address: PO Box 146,Torrensville PlazaAlternative contact: SALAA Office Alternative phone: 8352 8133Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramPrimary Schools.By negotiationOval and equipment.FreeMini Olympics LAPS Skills Development and Team Games FunEventDescription of program: Mini Olympics Circuit during the Olympic Games and after –Circuit of 5 Athletics Events.LAPS Skills Development Program:5,6,7 years old Skill Games, Team Games, Introduction tomodified athletic events.8,9,10 years old Basic modified athletics skills & Teams Games11,12,13 years old Coaching of Events as requested and TeamGames.Ages cater for: Reception to Year 7.How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Student numbers by negotiation with Development Officers.Oval and high jump mat.No cost.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSSeptember Modified Track & Field Season commences at 58 LittleAthletics Centres in Metro & Country Locations.Officials & Introductory to Coaching CourseYes116 SchoolsYesUpon request in South Australia, Broken Hill and Mildura.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONOur Skills Development, Team Games & Mini Olympic Circuit are very popular so bookings will be on a first inbasis. All Programmes provide basic skills, team fun events and introduce students to modified athletics for allability levels. Schools are provided with a CD to use as follow-up. Additional sessions can be booked inadvance for follow-up visits. Introduction to Coaching Courses and ‘C” Grade Officials Courses can be conductedor linked with Courses conducted by the Association in Metro & Country Locations.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008AUSSIE RULESContact person: David Bradley Email: davidb@sanfl.com.auPhone: 8424 2264 Website: www.sanfl.com.auFax: 8424 2270 Address: PO Box 1, West lakesProgram offered:Ages cater for:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities Program5-15 year oldHow many students can you cater for? Ratio of 1:20Schools must provide:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:NegotiableNilCoaching clinics, participation programs & promotional activitesParticipation and Promotional programs tailored to therequirements of each schoolAll yearYear R - 12 studentsHow many students can you cater for? Dependent of staff numbers, desired ratio 1:25Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:YesOval space and supervising teacherAll necessary equipmentNilUp and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSAFL 150 year celebrations, Knockout Football, State U12 andU15 School teams.Level One and Level Two Coaching Courses are available towilling participants. Level O Sports Trainer courses areincreasing. Rec Football and SEPEP T&D to be offered in TermThree.Each case on its meritAll country and metropolitan schoolsYesDevelopment staff are aligned to all areas of the state.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008AUSTRALIAN PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE SAThe Australian Paralympic Committee’s vision is to enable Paralympic athletes to achieve sporting excellenceand inspire the worldContact person: Sabrina Hannen Email: sabrina.hannen@paralympic.org.auPhone: 8352 7161 Website: www.paralympic.org.auFax: 8352 5766 Address: PO Box 99, Torrensville PlazaAlternative contact: Dee Camporeale Alternative phone: 0419 729 600Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAM OFFEREDTelstra Paralympic Education Program (TPEP)On-line education resource aimed at enhancing students’knowledge and understanding of Paralympic athletes and allpeople with disabilities leading up to the 2008 Beijing ParalympicGames and beyond.www.paralympiceducation.org.au.Year 6 and 7 students.Speakers can be organised (fee charged)UnlimitedAll material is on-line.FreeUp and Coming events:Professional Development for Teachers:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSvisit www.paralympic.org.auAvailable upon request.YesYes

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008BADMINTONContact person: Chris Thirlwell Email: shuttlepro@hotmail.comPhone: 8297 4216 Website: www.badmintonsa.org.auFax: 8234 1633 Address: 42 Rutland Ave, LockleysPROGRAMS OFFEREDProgram offered:Primary School Club LinkDescription of program:Introductory sessions.When program is available to schools: All year.Ages cater for: Years 3 to 7.Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? Up to 30 students in a class.Schools must provide:Indoor facility.Organisation will supply:Coach, rackets, shuttles and vouchers for club.Cost:$30.00 per hour.Program offered:High School PEDescription of program:Stroke production.When program is available to schools: School terms.Ages cater for: Years 8 to 11.Will go to schools:Metro area.How many students can you cater for? Up to 25 students per class.Schools must provide:GymOrganisation will supply:Rackets, shuttles and coach.Cost:$35.00 per hour.Program offered:Year 12 PEDescription of program:Badminton elective.When program is available to schools: School term.Ages cater for: Year 12.Will go to schools:Metro area (or close to).How many students can you cater for? Up to 25 students.Schools must provide:GymOrganisation will supply:Rackets, shuttles and coach.Cost:$40.00 per hour.Program offered:Teacher In ServiceDescription of program:Teacher coaching.When program is available to schools: School term.Ages cater for:Not applicable.Will go to schools:Metro area (or close to).How many students can you cater for? Up to 30 students per class.Schools must provide:GymOrganisation will supply:Rackets, shuttles and coach.Price range:$40.00 per hour.Up and coming events:SPECIFIC DETAILSJunior Squad Trials

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008BASEBALLContact person: Ben Arthur Email: b.arthur@baseballsa.org.auPhone: 8347 4222 Website: www.sa.baseball.com.auFax: 8345 2366 Address: 109 Woodville Road, WoodvilleAlternative contact: Paul Chandler Alternative phone: 8347 4222Program offered:When program is available to schools:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramAll year.Ages cater for: Years 3-7.Will go to schools: Reception-Year 12.How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Maximum of 40 students per session.Suitable playing area (preferably grass), teacher supervision.Equipment, trained coaching staff.$30.00 per coach, per session (1 coach = 20 students max).Home Run Clinic, 1st Base Clinic, Bases Loaded Clinic, SportsExpo ClinicAll sessions assist in developing hand/eye co-ordination in a fun,safe environment.All yearAges cater for: Reception-Year 12.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:YesUp to 120 students per sessionSuitable, grassed playing area.Equipment, trained coaching staff.Varies – from $1.10 to $1.65 per participant, per session.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSSAPSASA, SSSSA, School Holiday ProgramsCoach, Umpire and Scorer Education Sessions.YesOver 100 per year.YesBaseball SA has Regional Development Officers in all regions ofSouth Australia.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008BASKETBALLPeak basketball body for the State of South AustraliaContact person: Danny O'Brien Email: dobrien@basketballsa.com.auPhone: 8444 6405 Website: www.basketballsa.com.auFax: 8444 6488 Address: PO Box 29, FindonProgram offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDAussie Hoops Fun TimeFun basketball sessions delivered over three weeks.Throughout the school year.5 to 13 years.YesFlexible, but up to 30 students per session.Supervising teacher and playing area.Development Officer, equipment (balls, hoops etc)$2.00 in total per student for a 3 week program (one day/week).Basketball Coaching and Referee Training Courses (AussieHoops Coach and Level 0 Courses)Accredited coach and referee training courses.Throughout the school year.Teachers, parents and children over 12 years old.YesFlexible, but minimum of ten students per course.Playing area and classroom.Presenter and resource material.$25.00 per participant.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSSchool Holiday Camps in all school holidays.Teachers will gain ideas for games and activities from thesessions and be given an activity manual after each Fun Timeprogram.YesMost metropolitan schools.Contact the SA Country Development Officer at the SA CountryBasketball Office on 8347 7540.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008BOCCEThe SABF Inc is the peak body for the administration of State level bocce within South AustraliaContact person: Mirella Mancini Email: mirelm@picknowl.com.auPhone: 0413 590 400 Website: www.communitywebs.org/SABocceFederationFax: 08 347 4628 Address: 8 Dover Tce, Largs NorthAlternative contact: Silvio Varricchio Alternative phone: 336 5768PROGRAMS OFFEREDProgram offered:Active After School Communities ProgramWhen program is available to schools: Available to schools all year round (subject to weather).Ages cater for: Years 3-12.Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? Approximately 28 students.Schools must provide:AssistantOrganisation will supply:All equipment necessary for bocce.Cost:From $40.00 to $60.00 an hour (depending on distance).Program offered:SEPEP and class demonstrationDescription of program:Teach participants all the skills involved in bocce.When program is available to schools: Available to schools all year round (subject to weather).Ages cater for: Years 3-12.Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? Approximately 28 students per session.Schools must provide:Witches hats.Organisation will supply:All equipment necessary for bocce.Cost:From $60.00 to $160.00 (depending on distance).Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSYouth U18 and U23 and Seniors NationalsYesYesLarge number - both private and government schools.Depending on demand, where and when.Mt GambierANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONBocce is an inclusive sport that caters for a wide range of age groups and physical abilities. Bocce clubs locatedacross metropolitan South Australia provide the best environment for learning this European influenced sport.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008BOWLSPeak body for lawn bowls in South Australia. Bowls - Everyone's Sport.Contact person: John Cranwell Email: development@bowls-sa.asn.auPhone: 8234 7544 Website: www.bowls-sa.asn.auFax: 8351 8220 Address: 3a Rowells Rd, LockleysAlternative contact: Bowls SA Office Alternative phone: 8234 7544Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:PROGRAM OFFEREDHard Court BowlsA new version of bowls which can be played in any gymnasiumor hall of adequate size. May be used in conjunction with theHave A Crack and Krak A Jak Challenge Programs.All year.10 years old and over.NoNegotiableTeachers (supervision), transport to venue.All equipment, coaches, umpires, prizes and coordination of theevent.$3.00 per student, per session.Krak A Jak ChallengeInterschool or intraschool tournament using modified rules.All year.Ages cater for: 10 to 15 years (Years 5 to 10).Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:NoDepends on club - up to 100 students.Teachers (supervision), transport to venue, organisation ofteams.All equipment, coaches, umpires, prizes and coordination of theevent.$5.00 per student (negotiable).Have A Crack ClinicsIntroduction to the rules and skills of lawn bowls.All year.Ages cater for: 10 to 15 years old (Years 5 to 10).Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:YesUp to 30 students.Teacher (supervision), transport (where required). Studentsmust wear flat soled shoes - no heels.Coaches, equipment and club contact.$3.00 per student, per session.

Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SACE CourseAdvanced Lawn Bowls Course for Year 11 and 12 students.All year.15 to 18 years old.NoUp to 20 students.Teacher (supervision), transport to bowls club. Students mustwear flat soled shoes - no heels.Club contact, coaches and equipment (if required).Cost: Major course (18 hours) - $300.00. Minor course (up to 12hours) - $150.00.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?SPECIFIC DETAILSTalent ID Days & School Holiday Clinics (check website forupcoming dates).Introductory Level Coaching Course, School Coach Training andSchool Coaches Manual.Can cater for all populations.Schools visited in the past: Over 50 schools visited during 2007.Will go to country areas?Yes, we have coaches in all country areas who are able to runjunior development programs.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONBowls SA offers a wide range of programs and we can tailor them to suit your group. The Hard Court BowlsProgram now allows us to take our Have A Crack and Krak A Jak programs to any school with access to asmooth, flat surface such as a gym or hall. We are offering more opportunites than ever before for young peopleto participate and compete in this great and fully inclusive sport. Contact us to find out how you can get involvedor visit www.bowls-sa.asn.au to find out more about our programs and download a booking form. PLEASENOTE: It is virtually impossible to have a school clinic visit on Wednesday and Thursdays during Term 4 due tothe commencement of our season and lack of green space avaliable.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008CANOEState Sporting Association for Canoeing and Kayaking in SAContact person: Siobhan Goble Email: canoesa1@sanoesa.asn.auPhone: 8240 3294 Website: www.canoesa.asn.auFax: 8240 3295 Address: PO Box 281, Port AdelaideProgram offered:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for: 13-18Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for? 200Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for: 13-18Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDCanoe SA Team Paddle Challenge2 day Kayaking and Orienteering event for high schools, youthorganisations and special needs groups at Blanchetown.Info presentations and trainings at schoolsSelf sufficient camping, transportFee training, equipment hire$50 per studentCanoe Polo Schools ProgramUp to four 1-2 hr training sessions at local venue, eg: pool or lake.School teams then enter a 1 day competition with otherparticipating schools.Trainings: Term 3 & 4. Time & Dates to suit school. Competition:Friday 14 th November 2008 (Wk5, T4)Yea8 schools, 20 students per schoolCoaching and equipmentTrainings: $15 per student, Competition Entry: $50 per teamANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONFor more information on Canoe SA programs and events please contact the office or visit the website. For moredetails about the Team Paddle Challenge please visit the event websitewww.canoesa.asn.au/paddlechallenge2008

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008CROQUETJunior Section of Croquet SAContact person: Janet Eckert Email: jmeck@optusnet.com.auPhone: 8260 1333 Website: www.croquetsa.com.au/Fax: 8271 6586 Address: PO Box 7084 Hutt St, AdelaideAlternative contact: Cathy Leske Alternative phone: 8271 6586Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities Program8-12 years.12 students per session.Supervision/drinks/snacks.$2.00 per session.Aussie School CroquetA modified version of croquet adapted to meet the needs of schooland disabled students. Teaches them a non-contact team sport,Can be very competitiveSchool terms and some holiday programs.10 years and older.Country schools given preference. Metro areas catered if nocroquet club near by.Groups of 4, Up to 24 students.Teacher to be present at all times. A flat grassed area/andstudents to wear flat soled shoes if playing at a clubAll necessary equipment.$2.00 per student per session.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSSAPSASA/SSSSA Championships, Copper Coast andOnkaparinga GamesA certificate course is offered as well as other coachingEnquiries from Ethnic other groups welcomeChristie Beach H/S Murray Bridge Special SchoolOn request.Riverland/ South EastANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONA folder and brochures are available on request. Weekend and holiday sessions can be arranged.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008FENCINGControlling organisation for fencing in South AustraliaContact person: Leon Thomas Email: secretary@fencingsa.org.auPhone: 8278 7759 Website: www.fencingsa.org.auAlternative contact: Shayne Pay - 0434 978 684 Address: PO Box 6224, Halifax StreetProgram offered:PROGRAMS OFFEREDAges cater for: Primary Years 5-7.How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:Active After School Communities ProgramApprox 20 students per class.Indoor sport area or indoor open space.$20.00 per student registration + coaching fee (negotiabledepending on coach level).Mini SwordsAges cater for: Years 3-5.How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:A play and learn program using a safe foam sword. Participantsengage in a number of activities which include the basics offencing.Negotiable - small classes preferred of 10-20 students.Gym or indoor area.Coaching $77.00 per hour. With Assistant $99.00 per hour. LevelI Coach $55.00 per hour.Fencing Try Sessions.Experience one session of Fencing and learn about the Sport, thebasic moves and safety, as well as fencing in bout situations.Year 6 and upNegotiable - small classes preferred of 10-20 students.Gym or indoor area.Coaching $77.00 per hour. With Assistant $99.00 per hour. LevelI Coach $55.00 per hour.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:SPECIFIC DETAILSSeymour College Holiday Coaching Clinics. Fencing Try Sessionsare offered as part of this program during school holidays.Mini Fencing PE/Sport Teachers In serviceOrientation to Fencingand learn to coach Modified Fencing to Year 3 to 5 students 3hours, times can be negotiated with State Coaching and DirectorLevel I NCAS CoachingAccredited course coordinated by theAustralian Fencing Federation through the State Coaching andDirector, 16 hours plus General Principles.Wheelchair or disability fencing can be negotiated with StateCoaching Director as a Course or ‘Try’ session.AASC Program 2007: Mylor PS OHSC, Littlehampton PS OHSC,St John the Baptist School OHSC, Upper Sturt PS OHSCTry Sessions 2007: St Mary's College, Brighton SecondarySchool, St Gabriel's School, Wirreander High School, Le FevreHigh SchoolCourses 2007: Mt Barker Waldorf School, Sacred Heart CollegeMiddle School, Urbrae High School, Heathfield High School,Programme/Focus Schools 2007: Glenunga International HighSchool, St John's Grammar, Christian Brothers College, ScotchCollege, Marryatville High School

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008FOOTBALLContact person: Sue Tripodi Email: sue.tripodi@ffsa.com.auPhone: 8354 1422 Website: www.ffsa.com.auFax: 8354 1455 Address:SANTOS Stadium, RailwayTerrace, Mile EndAlternative contact: Matthew Cream Alternative phone: 0408 029 170Program offered:Description of program:PROGRAMS OFFEREDWhen program is available to schools: Terms 1 to 4.Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:Introductory Level 5 Referee CourseInstruction on the laws of the game.13 years and over for referee course.Program conducted at each school.As many as required for referee course.Lecture room facility.All equipment.$20.00 per student.When program is available to schools: Terms 1 to 4.Ages cater for: Reception to Year 7.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:School Soccer Clinics using basic skills and fun game activities.A fun environment. Quality and experienced female and malecoaches. It is recommended that three sessions per class willcover the basic skills of soccer.Program conducted at each school.One class per coach.Small grassed area.All equipment.$1.10 per student per 30 minute session.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSIntroductory Level 5 Referee WorkshopReferee instructor programs on the laws of the game.YesGleeson College, Mount Carmel College, Underdale High School,St. Michael’s College, Henley High School, Glenunga High School,Unley High School, Mercedes CollegeYesMount Gambier, Port Pirie, Port Augusta, Whyalla, Port Lincoln,Riverland, Broken Hill, SunraysiaANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONLevel 5 Program - Basic Knowledge of the Laws. 8 hours of instruction conducted over four weeks (one 2hour session per week) or an alternative number of sessions of different duration depending on time suitability.Facilitated by one of our instructors by way of presentation of the FIFA Laws of the Game DVD. Conducted atthe school requiring a suitable lecture facility with DVD player and large screen, or FFSA’s laptop and projector.Cost - $20.00 includes Laws of the Game, Workbook & Handouts. A pass in the 40 multiple choice questionsexamination at the final session plus satisfactory completion of the workbook, entitles participants to Level 5Referee certificate

I’m wearing green, soplease don’t see red!If you see Officials and Umpires wearing this shirt then it’simportant for you to know that they are beginners.As with any ‘learner’ they may make mistakes. Give them a chance to develop theirskills without harassment and abuse. They are doing their best.Be helpful and give constructive feedback to your sport via the correct channels.Help us to help you by supporting our officials and umpires.

Is your school looking to train parents in the basics of coaching?State Coaching & Officiating Centre2008 Training Calendar July – DecemberJulyIntroductory Level Officiating Sunday 13 9am – 5pmUpdate Course – Motivating players half way though Wednesday 23 6.30pm – 8pma seasonBeginning Coaching Course Saturday 26 8.30am – 5.30pmAugustUpdate Course - Self massage & relaxation Monday 4 6.30-8pmStrap & Wrap Course Wednesday 6 6.30pm – 8pmAdvanced Taping Course Wednesday 20 6.30pm – 9pmSenior First Aid Course (Day 1) Saturday 30 9am – 5pmSenior First Aid Course (Day 2) Sunday 31 9am – 5pmSeptemberEssentials for Coaching Children - Presenter Thursday 4 6.30-8.30pmUpdate Course – Visualisation Wednesday 10 6.30-8pmEssentials for Coaching Children Thursday 11 6.30pm – 9.30pmKevin Sheedy – Community Education workshop* Monday 22 6.30pm – 8pmOctoberIntermediate Coaching General Principles Thursday 2 6pm – 10pmIntermediate Coaching General Principles Thursday 9 6pm – 10pmAdvanced Level Officiating Sunday 12 9am – 2pmStrap & Wrap Monday 13 6.30pm – 8pmIntermediate Coaching General Principles Thursday 16 6pm – 10pmAssessors Course – Day 1 Saturday 18 8.30am – 5.30pmAssessors Course – Day 2 Sunday 19 8.30am – 1.30pmIntermediate Coaching General Principles Thursday 23 6pm – 10pmIntermediate Coaching General Principles Thursday 30 6pm – 10pmNovemberEssentials for Coaching Children - Presenter Tuesday 4 6.30-8.30pmEssentials for Coaching Children Tuesday 11 6.30pm – 9.30pmBeginning Coaching Course Sunday 16 8.30am – 5.30pmPresenters Course Sunday 30 9am – 5pmPlease note the State Coaching & Officiating Centre reserves the right to change any courses as required.Venue for all courses: Office for Recreation & Sport – 27 Valetta Rd Kidman Park unless indicated* to be held at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre – Alchemy RoomFor further information on course content, cost, enrolment any other enquiries please contact:State Coaching & Officiating CentrePh: 08 8416 6605Fax: 08 8416 6674Email:coachingandofficiating@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.recsport.sa.gov.auTo register online - http://www.recsport.sa.gov.au/training-development/coaches-courses.htmlWhy not enrol them in an Essentials for Coaching Children (ECC) Course conducted by the Officefor Recreation and Sport.The ECC is a 3-hour course that covers topics including:Coaching ChildrenMaking the Most of your Training TimeGetting the Best from your PlayersCoaching PathwaysFor further information, please contact the State Coaching & OfficiatingCentre on 8416 6605 or email coachingandofficiating@saugov.sa.gov.auChild Safe Officers CourseThis course represents one of the key strategies to assist recreation and sporting organisationsmeet the expectations and legislative requirements since changes to the Child Protection Act werepassed. State Recreation and Sport Associations, regional recreation and sport associations andclubs are invited to nominate persons from within their organisations and/or constituent clubs whoare considered suitable to engage the responsibilities of the role.Member Protection Information Officers CourseThis course has been developed to assist organisations better manage complaints and conflict byhaving a suitably trained person as the first point of contact for issues of Harassment,Discrimination, Bullying or Abuse. State Recreation and Sport Associations, regional recreationand sport associations and clubs are invited to nominate persons from within their organisationsand/or constituent clubs who are considered suitable to engage the responsibilities of the role.Conflict Management Training CourseIn conjunction with Community Mediation Services SA the Office for Recreation and Sport hasdesigned a program to assist community recreation and sport clubs to manage and dealeffectively with conflict as it arises. It is not envisaged that every club would have someoneundertake this course. It is more a ‘train the trainer’ program. So state or regional organisationswould choose someone who is willing to work with multiple clubs either within their sport or acrossa range of sports to advise and assist them.For more information on any of these courses, please contact the Senior Project Officer for SafeSupportive Environments on 8416 6622 or 8416 6663.Online Coaching & Officiating CoursesThe Australian Sports Commission has released online coach and official education courses thatare currently free to all Australian Citizens. The courses include:Beginning Coaching General Principles CourseIntroductory Level Officiating CourseSimply log onto https://learning.ausport.gov.au and enrol.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008GOLFContact person: Sarah Barlow Email: sarah@golfsa.com.auPhone: 8352 6899 Website: www.golfsa.com.auFax: 8352 3900 Address: PO Box 356, Torrensville PlazaAlternative contact: Nick McCormack Alternative phone: 0419 801 540PROGRAMS OFFEREDProgram offered:Go-Go Golf for girls and boysDescription of program:Golf games on school oval using soft balls and junior clubsWhen program is available to schools: Tuesday, Wednesday and FridaysAges cater for: Years 4 - 7Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? Max 30Schools must provide:Oval and TeacherOrganisation will supply:All equipmentCost:FreeUp and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSSAPSASA Golf Championship 4 and 5 SeptemberOn requestYes on request80 visits per yearYesRiverland South East and SouthernANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONIndependent Schools Championship Friday 27 th August. Mc Cormack’s Junior Golf Club for Boys and Girls.Girls’ Golf Club for girls only. Holiday clinics at Kerry Elliss Driving Range

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008GYMNASTICSGymnastics SA is the peak sporting body for gymsports in South AustraliaContact person: Jacqui Dunn Email: jacqui@gymsa.com.auPhone: 8294 8288 Website: www.gymsa.com.auFax: 8294 4321 Address: PO Box 183, Park HolmeAlternative contact: Haydn Bellamy Alternative phone: 8294 8288Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?PROGRAM OFFERED‘Gym In School’ at GSA State Training CentreSchools have exclusive use of Olympic apparatus, balancebeams, rings, bars, trampoline and the students favourite, thefoam pit. One hour sessions over one to five week program.School term plus school holidays.Primary and Secondary School age.NoMinimum of 20 students, maximum of 30 students per coach.Teachers/helpers.Accredited coach, State Training Centre plus equipment.Dependent on program. Costing on request.SPECIFIC DETAILSTraining and Development Workshop9th July 2008 – Three hours ‘Gymnastics Made Easy forTeachers’. These are simple programs to implement. Held atMarion Leisure and Fitness Centre.Primary and Secondary School age.Training and development can be undertaken in your school ifthere are 10 or more teachers.GSA schedule regional tours each year. GSA can also refer yourschool to the closest club that offers regional programs.On a needs basis.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONGymnastics provides an excellent foundation of skills for all sports. It can help build and instil self-confidence,motivation and discipline. It also promotes healthy attitudes and lifestyle. GSA offers safe, quality programssuitable for all. Gymnastics SA now includes the following gymsports: Artistic Gymnastics, Rhythmic Gymnastics,Trampolining, Sports Aerobics, Sports Acrobatics, and Cheerleading. The Association has clubs in all areas ofmetropolitan and country South Australia and we encourage schools to link with the clubs in their area.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008GYMNASTICS - DISABILITYGymnastics SA is the peak sporting body for gymsports in South AustraliaContact person: Patti Wilson Email: patti@gymsa.com.auPhone: 8294 8288 Website: www.gymsa.com.auFax: 8294 4321 Address:Program offered:Description of program:PROGRAM OFFEREDGymAbility. Gymnastics is for everybody.Marion Leisure Centre, CnrRosedale and Oaklands Road,MorphettvilleSchool Gymnastics for Children with Disabilities. This program isdesigned for children with disabilities to gain confidence and skills,which will not only help with physical fitness, but also create apathway for the children to join a local gymnastics club.When program is available to schools: School Terms – bookings of one lesson or packages of 6 – 8lessons.Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Primary School and small Secondary School groups.Not at this stage.Groups of 8 -12 depending on disabilitiesCarers and teachers.Accredited Level One Gymnastic Coach, Equipment & StateTraining CentreFrom $4.40 per student.Up and coming events:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSGym for All Challenge, May and September.Children with disabilities.Not at this stage.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONThis program is designed for children with disabilities to gain confidence and skills, which will not only help withphysical fitness but also create a pathway for the children to join a local gymnastics club.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008JUDOState Sporting Association for judo linked to the national parent bodyContact person: Michael Headland Email: info@judosa.com.auPhone: 8352 2553 Website: www.judosa.com.auFax: 8232 5211 Address: 73 Wakefield Street, AdelaideAlternative contact: Karelyn Curran Alternative phone: 8232 5211Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?PROGRAM OFFEREDOur clubs offer judo to school age children 8 years and upward.Junior program in most clubs.See website for nearest clubs.8 years to adult.Interested in teachers learning judo (see below).Most clubs can cater for optimum classes of 15-25 students.Link to clubs. Send students to nearest club.See below.See club website information for details.SPECIFIC DETAILSAn annual calendar can be viewed on the Judo SA website:www.judosa.com.au. There are three Smartplay school events peryear held in March, July and November. There are also juniorsections in the State Titles, Zone Titles, National Titles etc.Michael Headland, sixth degree black belt (International JudoFederation), will assist teachers by coaching them through thecoloured belts to a point where they can run their own classes.Michael has 18 years experience teaching in secondary schoolsand over thirty years experience in teaching judo at the AdelaideUniversity Judo Club. Look at our website www.aujudo.com.au formore information.All teachers are welcome.Schools events at various venues. See website for details.There are several clubs in country areas. Contact Judo SA formore information.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONJudo SA has many of its clubs based in schools, including both Primary and High Schools. Teachers should visitclub practice and talk to the coaches if they wish to get involved with judo. For more information about the skillsrequired in judo there are many websites available and in particular, www.judoinfo.com if you wish to see thetechniques incorporated into the sport of judo. Remember the Judo SA website www.judosa.com.au forinformation about clubs and activities.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008JUMP ROPE FOR HEARTThe Heart Foundation is a charity and the leading organisation in the fight against cardiovascular disease (heart,stroke and blood vessel disease) in AustraliaContact person: Colin Rowston Email: colin.rowston@heartfoundation.com.auPhone: 0416 116 284 Website: www.heartfoundation.com.auFax: 8223 1416 Address: 155 Hutt St, AdelaideAlternative Contact: Kathy Blute Alternative Number: 0416 214 439Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramAll year levels.No maximum number.Hard surface – all other equipment is supplied.$90.00 per hourly session.Jump Rope For HeartA physical activity and fundraising program that aims to encourageteachers and students to use skipping to improve fitness levelswhile also raising money for the fight against heart disease andstroke.All year round – can be structured to suit the needs of the school.All ages.YesNo maximum number.Areas for skipping (not grass), opportunities for skipping to beincluded in PE, opportunities for students to take homesponsorship forms.Equipment, staff/teacher inservices, workshops, demonstrations.No cost to school. Students collect donations for the HeartFoundation through sponsorship forms.SPECIFIC DETAILSUp and coming events: Annual Jump Rope For Heart Demonstration Team Competition –Wednesday 13 August (Record Setting) and Sunday 24 August(Routines) at ETSA Park.Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?Staff inservices can be provided for any registered school.Relevant for all populations.Most schools have participated in Jump Rope For Heart during its25 year history.Yes.State Coordinator visits all country areas in Term 1. Variousdemonstration teams based in the country visit country schools atother times.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONOther Heart Foundation services/programs may be of interest to teachers wishing to concentrate on Heart Health.The best way to find out more about what the Heart Foundation can offer is to ring the Heart Health InformationService on 1300 362 787.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008KARATEState Sporting Organisation for KarateContact person: David Rigby Email: davidrigby@internode.on.netPhone: 8369 3323 Website: www.akf-sa.com.auAlternative contact: Karelyn Curran - 8352 5142 Address: 2/615 North East Rd, Gilles PlainsProgram offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramAll ages.Approximately 25 students.School hall or gym with a safe, smooth, flat, non-slip surface.$65.00 per hour in Adelaide metro area. Country areas bynegotiation to include travelling.Karate for Health and FitnessHaving serious fun while learning new skills. A wholistic approach,covering all aspects of karate – traditional martial art, sport karateand self-defence. The program introduces karate as anenhancement of life skills for well-being and health. The standardprogram incorporates three one hour lessons per class. This canbe modified to suit individual school requirements.All year, all weather.All ages.Yes, depending on location25 approximately.School hall or gym with a safe, smooth, flat, non-slip surface.Instruction – no other equipment is required.$65.00 per hour in Adelaide metro area. Country areas bynegotiation to include travelling.Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSTeachers are welcome to come to classes at our venue, orProfessional Development class at your venue.YesCabra College, Salisbury HS, Highgate, Snowtown and manyJunior Primary Schools in metropolitan Adelaide. Leigh Creek.Club training is available in Swan Reach.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONA wide variety of programs are available by negotiation.The instruction is not fear based, it goes beyond selfdefence including personal growth and Life Skills.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008KORFBALLThe State Association of korfball in South AustraliaContact person: Adrian Terrace Email: development@sa.korfball.org.auPhone: 8177 0737 Website: www.sa.korfball.org.auFax: 8177 0737 Address: PO Box 385, EdwardstownProgram offered:PROGRAMS OFFEREDAges cater for: Reception to Year 7.How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Active After School Communities ProgramApproximately 30 students per session.Suitable playing area and teacher supervision.$40.00 to $60.00 per session, per coach.Sports Day ExposAges cater for: Reception to Year 7.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:A fun, single session of some skills as an introduction to korfball,designed for sports days.All year round, but book early to avoid disappointment.YesUp to 30 students per session.Suitable area and teacher supervision.All equipment.$150.00 per day.Korfball ClinicsAges cater for: Year 3 to Year 12.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Minimum of three sessions over three weeks with skill drills, fungames and match play.All year round, but book early to avoid disappointment.YesUp to 30 per session.Suitable playing area and teacher supervision.All equipment.$30.00 per 45 minute session.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSSAPSASA Tournaments in Term 2 (indoor) and Term 4 (outdoor).High School tournaments in Term 1 (outdoor) and Term 3 (indoor).On request.Yes.Numerous across Adelaide Metro area.Full day clinics or expos can be arranged. A small travelling feeand accommodation expenses may apply.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONKorfball is a truly mixed sport consisting of four males and four females on each team. The emphasis is oncooperation between players and the sexes, with the avoidance of specialisation. All players have to change rolesbetween defence and attack after every two goals scored in the game.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008LACROSSEPeak body for lacrosse in South AustraliaContact person: Tiffany Smith Email: assistant@lacrossesa.com.auPhone: 8355 3350 Website: www.lacrossesa.com.auFax: 8240 0589 Address: PO Box 202, Henley BeachAlternative contact: Helen Lewis Alternative phone: 8355 3350Program offered:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Organisation will supply:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramAll agesYes30 students.All equipment - lacrosse sticks, balls, goals etc.$40.00 - $60.00 per session per coach.Lacrosse ClinicsSkills, drills and games.Year round.All agesYes25 - 30 per session preferred.All equipment.Cost: $1.10 per student (Lesson minimum $30.00).Up and coming events:SPECIFIC DETAILSProfessional Development for teachers: $10 per person (minimum of *)Will go to country areas?Lacrosse Season runs April – September, it's not too late to joinin!!YesANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONSample lesson plans and coaching resources available online at www.lacrossesa.com.au.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008LIFE. BE IN ITContact person: Mike Bartram lifegames@sa.lifebeinit.org wayne.bambrick@sa.lifebeinit.orgPhone: 8232 3944 Website: www.sa.lifebeinit.orgFax: 8232 6197 Address: 73 Wakefield Street, AdelaideAlternative contact: Jan Martin Alternative phone: 0400 413 906PROGRAMS OFFEREDProgram offered:Active After School Communities ProgramAges cater for:All ages.Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? Up to 30 students.Cost: $90.00 to $100.00.Program offered:'Life. Be in it' Life GamesDescription of program:Multi-skilled program with fun activities. Suitable for Sports Days.When program is available to schools: All year.Ages cater for:All ages.Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? Whole school.Schools must provide:Teacher assistance.Organisation will supply:Equipment supplied.Cost:Various according to requirements.Up and coming events:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILS‘Life. Be in it’; be active; Come ‘n Try activities; Life Games.YesMost metropolitan and many country schools.YesSouth East and Riverland regions.

Contact person:SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008Kate Abraham (Netball Skills)Dusty Rea (Umpire)NETBALLEmail:kate.abraham@netballsa.asn.audusty.rea@netballsa.asn.auPhone: 8238 0500 Website: www.netballsa.asn.auFax: 8238 0555 Address: PO Box 2082, Hilton PlazaProgram offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:PROGRAMS OFFEREDNetball SA ‘be active’ ClinicsIntroduction of netball to children and to aid in developing skillsand knowledge of the game whilst incorporating fun games anddrills.All year round, during or after school hours.Ages cater for: Reception to Year 12.How many students can you cater for?Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Maximum of 30 students per coach.Participants will receive a free whistle, rulebook, work booklet andCertificate of Participation.$1.50 per student or a minimum of $30.00 per session.“tHREE” Netball Umpiring ClinicThree hour Netball Umpiring Clinic which provides students withthe fundamental skills for umpiring netball.All year round, during or after school hours.Year 5 to Year 12 (co-ed or single sexed).Minimum of 12 students per session.Schools will need to provide netballs and a court.Participants will receive a free whistle, rulebook, work booklet andCertificate of Participation.Free of charge.Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSThe Netball Skills and Umpiring Clinic will be visiting regionalareas in 2008.Eyre, Spencer, Northern, Mt Lofty, Murray, Lower North, Southernand South East.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008PREMIER’S be active CHALLENGEContact person: Mark Williams Email: williams.mark4@saugov.sa.gov.auPhone/Mobile: 8226 4308 Website: www.pbac.sa.edu.auFax: 8221 6617 Address: 31 Flinders St, AdelaideAlternative contact: Leah Cassidy Alternative phone: 8226 4386Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?PROGRAM OFFEREDPremier’s be active ChallengeThe Challenge encourages participants to be active and to recordtheir activity. In 2008 students can either record on-line or inpaper-based activity logs. Their coordinator will approve theiractivity on-line and then they will be rewarded with a PbaC medal– Silver this year if they participated in 2007!The Challenge commences the first day of school and concludesthis year on the last day of Term 3 – Friday 26th September 2008.Reception to Year 9 participants.Training and development for schools will be dependent uponsufficient numbers but schools that commit to the Challenge will besupported with visits if requested.All students in the State.A teacher to coordinate the group and some resources – paper forrecording and some internet access.Website, professional learning, some financial incentives, prizes tostudents and schools.No direct cost to participants.SPECIFIC DETAILSThe Challenge is perfect for entering into the spirit of the Olympics– acknowledging student participation in physical activity! Soencourage student participation in third term before the Challengewinds up for 2008! Awards will be sent to schools just before PEWeek (term 4, week 5) – a great time to celebrate achievements.District meetings as invited by coordinators, some school visitsdepending upon numbers.Students with disabilities can now be part of the Challenge. Juniorprimary students can record on-line using a graphics basedinterface.Grant High, Kingston Community, Warradale Primary, KidmanPark PS, Seaford Rise PS, Underdale High - & many others.Premier’s be active Challenge Ambassadors have visited anumber of schools.Will visit most districts throughout the year. Aim to enhance linkswith the Office for Recreation and Sport’s Schools Network. Welook forward to responding to requests to visit.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONThe Premier’s be active Challenge is gathering momentum. In its first year, around 7,500 students completed 4weeks of activity and received a medal. This year we anticipate doubling the number of completions. Of courseall of the activity undertaken at sports clubs contributes to the completion of the Challenge. So coaches andadministrators along with teachers and parents will find the Challenge a great tool for encouraging kids to beactive. Watch out for more news through InfoConnect in schools or visit www.pbac.sa.edu.au .

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008PRIMARY SCHOOL SPORTContact person: Pam Marston Email: decs.sapsasa@saugov.sa.gov.auPhone/Mobile: 8416 5900 Website: www.decs.sa.gov.au/sportFax: 8354 2325 Address: 31a Dew Street, ThebartonProgram offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Up and coming events:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?PROGRAM OFFEREDSchool, District and State ProgramsIn a wide range of sports SAPSASA offers school based knockouts,district participation in state carnivals and championshipsand has state teams that compete in School Sport AustraliaExchanges. Sports include athletics, Aust football, basketball,cricket, cross country, football (soccer), golf, hockey, netball, rugbyleague, softball, swimming, tennis & touch.Visit our website at www.decs.sa.gov.au/sport, contact your localprimary school or SAPSASA District Convenor.10 – 13 yearsSome programs are school basedunlimitedTeacher supervision & volunteers are appreciatedVenues, officials, medals, certificatesVaries according to the activitySPECIFIC DETAILSKnock-Out & Basketball Finals, Orienteering & many SAPSASAteams attending School Sport Australia Exchanges and the PacificSchool Games.Events for students with disabilities are offered at the PacificSchool Games.SAPSASA has 20 country districts, each with a district convenor.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008RIDING FOR THE DISABLEDHorse Riding activities for people with disabilitiesContact person: Karen Aspery Email: admin@rdasa.org.auPhone: 8331 1833 Website: www.rdasa.org.auFax: 8331 1188 Address: 215 Portrush Road, MaylandsProgram offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAM OFFEREDActive After School Communities Program12 years - adultStudents can volunteer or undertake work experienceTransport to the centreFree, all volunteers will receive supervision, training and arecovered by insurance.Horse Riding activities for people with disabilitiesRecreational, education and therapeutic benefits30 minute riding session with 6 riders per classThrees to adult.Some opportunities are available for school visits.6 riders per 30 min classTransport.Horses, safety helmuts, coach, trained volunteers$50 annual enrolment plus $5 - $10 per session.Up and Coming events:Professional Development for Teachers:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSVisit our trade stand at Adelaide International Horse Trials,November 2008Learn more about students with disabilities. Disability trainingcourses held annually.People with disabilities.Country services include Murray Bridge, Riverland, YorkePeninsula, Mt Gambier, Pt Lincoln, WhyallaPt Pirie and Barossa Light areaANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONRiding for the Disabled offers recreational, educational and therapeutic benefits for people with disabilitiesthrough horse riding and other equestrian activities. There are 11 centres operating throughout South Australia.Students over the age of 12 years can also participate through volunteering and work experience placements andwill be provided with supervision, training and covered by personal accident insurance. Contact State Office fordetails of a centre near you.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008ROWINGContact person : SA Rowing Office Email: nsampson@rowingsa.asn.au.Phone: 8242 6244 Website: www.rowingsa.asn.auFax: 8242 3162 Address: 100 Military Road, West Lakes ShoreProgram offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:PROGRAMS OFFEREDTry RowingA minimum 90 minute session giving students the opportunity to“Try Rowing”.All year round.14 to18 years.No24 students maximum.Transport to West Lakes or other agreed venue.Boats – mostly singles and coxed quad sculls. Accreditedcoaches.$5.50 per student.Go Rowing at West LakesA minimum 4 x 3 hour sessions giving students the opportunity togain a Go Rowing certificate.All year round.14 to18 years.NoAges cater for: Year 8+.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Minimum 5 students. Maximum 24 students.Transport to West Lakes or other agreed venue.Boats – mostly singles and coxed quad sculls. Accreditedcoaches.$55.00 per student (GST included).Indoor Rowing sessionsA coordinator and team of coaches will go to schools to run“Indoor Rowing” session with classes.Term 1 - Inner South and South West Zones. Term 2 - WestMetro, Victor Harbor and Goolwa (1st half only). Term 3 - EastMetro, NE Metro and Salisbury. Term 4 - Wallara and Sth Sea &VinesYesClass size.Gym hall.Ergometers (indoor rowing machines), coaches brochures,pamphlets on rowing. Future opportunities to “ Try Rowing”.Starting at $1.50 per student depending on numbersProfessional Development for teachers:SPECIFIC DETAILSLevel 1 NCAS Rowing Coaching CourseANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONSA Rowing also provides community “Try Rowing Courses”, and school holiday “Go Rowing” courses atweekends all year round.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SAILING & WINDSURFINGState body representing sailing and windsurfing clubsContact person: John Woollatt Email: yacht_sa @ bigpond.net.auPhone: 8410 2117/0427 107 207 Website: www.sa.yachting.org.auFax: 8410 2275 Address: 300 Morphett Street, AdelaideAlternative contact: Vicki Hughes Alternative phone: 8410 2117Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:PROGRAM OFFEREDSchool Project - SailingSchool based programs with a maritime themeFebruary to NovemberAges cater for: Reception to Year 12Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:YesSubject to negotiationClassroom facilities and area 5m x 10m with 6 metre heightTheory & Practical session as appropriate to subject$2.00 per studentSchool Holiday Programs & learn to Sail ProgramsOn water sailing courseSubject to negotiationRecommend age 10 and aboveHeld at a Sailing Club or DECS Aquatic CentreSubject to availability of coaches and boatsSupervising teacher and transport to venue. Written approval ofguardian requiredTheory & Practical sessions, plus boats and PFDsSubject to negotiationSailing Club Sail Training and Racing ProgramsSail training and competition.October to AprilRecommend age 10 years and above.Held at a Sailing ClubSubject to availability of coaches and boats.Introduction of students to the club coach.Theory and practical sessions, plus boats and PFDs.Club membership fee.Come & Try Sailing and SACE Sailing ElectiveOn-water introduction to sailing.All year.Ages cater for: Recommend Years 6 to 12.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Held at a Sailing Club or DECS Aquatic Centre.Subject to availability of coaches and boats.Supervising teacher and transport to venue.Theory and practical sessions, plus boats and PFDs.Subject to negotiation.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008Program offered:Breeze into SailingDescription of program:School based introduction to sailing.When program is available to schools: All year.Ages cater for: Reception to Year 12.Will go to schools:YesHow many students can you cater for? 35 students per hour. No limit.Schools must provide:Classroom facilities and area 5m x10m with 6m height.Organisation will supply:Theory and practical session with a boat.Cost:$2.00 per student.Program offered:School Team Racing & School RegattasDescription of program:Sail training and competition.When program is available to schools: November to April.Ages cater for: Years 8 to 12.Will go to schools:Held at a sailing club.How many students can you cater for? Subject to availability of coaches and boats.Schools must provide:Supervising teacher and transport to venue.Organisation will supply:Theory and practical sessions, plus boats and PFDs.Cost:Subject to negotiation.Up and Coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSClub sailing weekly - October to May.Club and Class Regattas - October to May.National and World Championships - December and January.National Sailing & Windsurfing Instructor Accreditation. NationalPowerboat Handling Certificate. Training courses are conductedquarterly or may be specially arranged for groups of at least 6personsAll ages and ethnicity, including persons with a disability.Visited schools in all SA regions.Subject to travel cost reimbursement. May make arrangementswith local sailing clubs and/or DECS aquatic centres in mostareas at very low cost.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONOn-water programs are available by negotiation with Yachting SA at member sailing clubs (in metropolitan andcountry venues) and at DECS aquatic centres (eight in city and country locations). Refer to the Yachting SAwebsite at www.sa.yachting.org.au under “Go sailing” or “Youth - School Activities” for further information onsailing opportunities for juniors and youth.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SASRAPIDSport and Recreation Association for people with integration difficultiesContact person: Jo Connolly Email: jo.connolly@sasrapid.com.auPhone: 8410 6999 Website: www.sasrapid.com.auFax: 8212 8666 Address:Level 2 - Station Arcade, 52-54Hindley Street, AdelaideProgram offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDTargetted Populations Project1. Swimming program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanderchildren aged 3 to 12 years in the northern area. 2. Sport andrecreation programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanderpeoples and people from non English speaking backgroundsfocusing on cricket, soccer, table tennis and volleyball.Must complete a request for service form. Currently there is awaiting list for this project.VariousFreeTeenage Recreation Access into the Community Project (TRAC)The TRAC project is designed to prevent young people fromdeveloping, or continuing with, patterns of behaviour that placethem at risk of disconnecting from their family and community.Must complete a request for service form. Currently there is awaiting list for this project.11 to 16 years.Activity fees apply.Rapid Swim ProjectRapid Swim provides a range of water awareness, learn-to-swimand aquatic therapy programs. Desiged for people who requiremore support than regular learn-to-swim programs.Must complete request for service form. Currently there is awaiting list for this project.Rapid Swim: Open age. Aquatic Therapy for children withautism: 0-12 years.Lesson fees apply.Sporting and Recreational OpportunitiesAthletics, basketball, bushwalking, canoeing, football, futsal,indoor cricket, lawn bowls, netball, personal fitness, sledgehockey, soccer, table tennis, ten pin bowling, tennis and more.Seasonal14+ years (cycling 11+ years and personal fitness 13+ years).YesVariousActivity fees apply.Up and coming events:Cater for specific populations?SPECIFIC DETAILSSchool holiday activities; sport carnivals/'have a go' daysincluding National Youth Week and Rapid Swim Carnival;fundraisers including City to Bay Fun Run, Quiz Night, MovieNight etc.People with an integration difficulty (intellectual or other).

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SCHOOL SPORTPromoting sport in schools as a valuable educational experience and providing the bridge between education andsportContact person: Paula Nielsen Email: nielsen.paula@saugov.sa.gov.auPhone: 8416 5920 Website: www.decs.sa.gov.au/sportFax: 8354 2325 Address: 32a Dew St, ThebartonAlternative contact: Kevin Gruhl Alternative phone: 0413 028 921Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?PROGRAM OFFEREDSport pathways in competition, administration and officiating in awide range of sports.Quality sporting opportunities for young people in schools at theschool, zone, State and interstate level.Visit our website at www.decs.sa.gov.au/sport or contact yourSchool Sports Coordinator.13-18 years.Many programs are school based.UnlimitedOfficials (in a majority of activities).Venues, personnel, trophies, certificates etc.Varies according to the activity.SPECIFIC DETAILSEkiden Relay, 50k Relay, Mountain Bike Championships and thePacific School GamesZones offer opportunities for professional development forteachers.Events for students with disabilities are offered in swimming,athletics, football, cross country, 5-a-side soccer, basketball andlawn bowls. Please visit the website for details.SSSSA has seven country zones, each with a zone convenor.SSSSA districts service all of South Australia.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SPORTS MEDICINE AUSTRALIA (SA Branch)SMA-SA is a membership and education based organisationContact person: Community Education Officer Email: admin@smasa.asn.auPhone: 8234 6369 Website: www.smasa.asn.auFax: 8234 6352 Address: 27 Valetta Road, Kidman ParkProgram offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?PROGRAM OFFEREDLevel 1 Sports Trainers courses, Sports Injury and SportsMedicine Module courses, taping workshops, nutrition courses andlight weight circuits.All courses are aimed at the general community and schools,training the participants in injury prevention and injurymanagement issues.All year round.All ages, however some courses are suitable for SecondarySchool and up.YesMinimum of 15 students. No maximum.Venue/classroom.All resources including brochures, booklets/manuals, tape, weightsand certificates.Dependent on the course and number of students. Quote givenupon application.SPECIFIC DETAILSSMA-SA can run professional development sessions for teachersin the areas of sports science and sports medicine.YesWirreander, Modbury, Underdale, Mount Carmel, Para Hills, Clare.YesWe have members in most country areas that can conductcourses on our behalf.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SQUASHSquash SA organises competitions, tournaments, coaching, refereeing and promotion of the game of squashContact person : Des Panizza Email: des.panizza@squashsa.asn.auPhone: 8277 2522 Website: www.squashsa.asn.auFax: 8276 8445 Address: 2a Midera Avenue, EdwardstownAlternative contact: Geoff Davenport Alternative Phone: 0402 035 028Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Price range:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities Program7 years+.5 students per court.Nearby squash courts.By negotiation.TotballGames and activities designed to improve hand/eye coordination.Plenty of equipment used to stimulate interest.5 to 8 years.YesWhole classes (30 students).Indoor sports hall.All equipment.$1.00 per student for 5 or 6 lessons(9.00 am–3.00 pm). $1.50 perstudent for 3 or 4 lessons.Bullseye Squash ProgramSkills and games to improve hand/eye coordination and anintroduction to the game.All year round.7-13 years.Yes. Offering six lessons per day – 9.00 am to 3.00 pm.Whole classes (30 students).Sports hall preferred – outside possible.All equipment – racquet and foam ball per student.Cost: $1.00 per student for 5 or 6 sessions (9.00 am-3.00 pm). $1.50per student for 3 or 4 lessons.Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSSquash SA will assist teachers at squash court sessions.Hearing impaired centres and all disability groups.Yes – if courts in area.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONSquash SA will assist teachers in conducting squash at courts for classes and groups of students. Some multiusevenues (e.g. the YMCA) offer other activities for example, basketball, aerobics and indoor soccer. Thisenables smaller groups to play squash or divides the class into two groups to create more squash playing time.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008SURF LIFE SAVINGContact person: Kevin Spencer Email: kevins@surfrescue.com.auPhone: 8354 6900 Website: www.surfrescue.com.auFax: 8354 6999 Address: PO Box 108, TorrensvilleAlternative contact: Tony Dalton Alternative phone: 0419 145 001Program offered:Description of program:PROGRAM OFFEREDSurf EducationWhen program is available to schools: Terms 1 & 4.Ages cater for: Reception to Year 12.Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:The DECS Surf Education program is a curriculum based programthat provides the opportunity for all students to develop essentialwater safety and confidence skills and knowledge.YesUp to 200 students per day.Teachers on site.Instructors, venue and equipment.Costs start at $3.00 per student.Up and coming eventsProfessional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSTerm 4 booking space is filling fast so plan your calendar nowWe can provide instruction and attainment of the Surf Rescuecertificate which is recognised in the Camps and ExcursionsGuidelines as a suitable qualification for some water basedactivities.YesOn negotiation.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONThe Surf Education program has been running since 1986 and has instructed many thousands of students inSouth Australia. The program exposes students to some Surf Life Saving activities and provides programs withrealistic learning outcomes. Interactive workbooks and certificates are available and programs are conductedfrom most metropolitan beach venues.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008TABLE TENNISState body for table tennisContact person: Betty Jolley Email: eaj7@bigpond.comPhone: 6578 1267 Website: www.tabletennissa.com.auFax: 8578 1267 Address: GPO Box 1514, AdelaideAlternative contact: Sally Potter Alternative phone: 8353 2170Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Program offered:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities Program8+ years25 students.Table tennis tables in suitable area.Fun games and coaching.Coaching, games and fun games6 years upYes20 students per session with three to four tables.Table or go to local table tennis stadium.On application.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSAugust 4-a-Side SAPSASA Championships. Primary IndividualChampionships ph 65781267. 0r email eaj7@bigpond .com formore detailsYesYesManyYesWhenever requested.ANY OTHER COMMENTS/INFORMATIONSmash Hit Junior Table Tennis Program for 8-13 yr old boys and girls. Held at Brighton, East Adelaide, Sturt &Woodville Table Tennis Clubs Saturday mornings 9am-11am for 10 weeks beginning Term 3 Sat 26 July. Alsoheld at Tea Tree Gully Club Tuesday evenings 7pm-8:30pm for 10 weeks beginning Term 3 Tues 22 July. FunGames, Matches, Coaching, Trophies & Certificates. Table Tennis is an Olympic Sport played indoors in a safeand supervised environment. Contact our Sports Development Officer Jessica Cabban atjacabban@iprimus.com.au for more info!

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008TOUCHTouch football delivered StatewideContact person: Andy Crawford Email: acrawford@touchsa.com.auPhone: 8306 7500 Website: www.touchsa.com.auFax: 8306 7511 Address: 20B Greenhill Rd, WayvilleProgram offered:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:When program is available to schools:Ages cater for:Will go to schools:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Organisation will supply:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramAll year round.Primary age.Yes25 people per coach.Outside, open space.Qualified coaches and all required equipment.$70.00 per clinic.School Clinic Delivery, School Competitions and SchoolTournaments throughout the year.Delivery of touch football to all ages and skill levels.All year round.Year 2 beginner programs through to Year 12 assessmentpreparation.Yes25 students per coachOutside, open spaceQualified coaches and all required equipment.$70.00 per clinic or $170.00 for full day (expo day).Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?What areas are you planning to visit?SPECIFIC DETAILSVarious school tournaments and inaugural Schools Competitions.Teaching Touch – through ACHPER.Open to all.Throughout South Australia.YesPt Lincoln, Riverland, Whyalla and Mt Gambier.

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008WATER POLOGoverning body overseeing water polo in South AustraliaContact person: Jon Harmer Email: jharmer@bps.sa.edu.auPhone: 0417 812 544 Website: www.sawaterpolo.asn.auFax: 8269 4086 Address: c/o Adelaide Aquatic CentreAlternative contact: Water Polo Office Alternative phone: 8344 6798Program offered:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:Program offered:Description of program:Ages cater for:How many students can you cater for?Schools must provide:Cost:PROGRAMS OFFEREDActive After School Communities ProgramUpper primary and secondary.12 to 15 students per instructor.Pool if program is on campus.$50.00 per hour.Water Polo for BeginnersAn introduction to water polo for schoolchildren who arecompetent swimmers.Competent swimmers aged 10 years and above.Classes of 12 to 15 students per instructor.Participants$50.00 per hour.Up and coming events:Professional Development for teachers:Cater for specific populations?Schools visited in the past:Will go to country areas?SPECIFIC DETAILSReady, Set, Play Water Polo Clinics.at Adelaide Aquatic CentreSunday mornings Term 3 & 4.Available via SAWPI.Yes, 10 -14 yr. old boys and girls..VariousNo

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008Sport/Area Contact Phone Fax MobileACHPER Matt Schmidt 8232 7055 8232 7133Active After School communities Sarah Gale 8416 6628 8416 6703Adelaide University Sports Assoc Michael Headland 8303 3024 8232 1300Archery Jim Hale 8389 1858 8389 1838Athletics 8354 3477 8354 1219Athletics - Little Pam Sard 8352 8144 8352 8155Aussie Rules David Bradley 8424 2264 8424 2270Australian Paralympic Committee SA Sabrina Hannen 8352 7161 8352 5766Australian Society of Sports Administrators Nigel Jamieson 8370 8002 0412 711 156Australian Sports Drug Agency Steve Cornish 8416 6618 8416 6755AUSTSWIM Lynda Oliver 8354 0873 8354 0874Badminton Chris Thirlwell 8297 4216 8234 1633 0412 075 244Baseball Ben Arthur 8347 4222 8345 2366Basketball Danny O'Brien 8444 6405 8444 6488 0408 877 297Basketball (Country) 8347 7540 8444 6488 0417 836 019Bicycle SA Christian Haag 8232 2644 8323 5299BMX SA Sue Settle 8262 4162 8349 5277Bocce Mirella Mancini 8347 4628 0413 590 400Bowls John Cranwell 8234 7544 8351 8220 0407 715 817Bowls (Indoor Bias) Wendy Bungy 8297 2021 8297 2021Bushwalking Dave Rawson 8232 9411 8233 4744Callisthenics 8223 5765 8232 6012Camping Cary Veale 8398 4962 8398 4961Canoe Siobhan Goble 8240 3294 8240 3295 0417 081 426Cheerleading Graziella Marafioti 8294 8288 8294 4321Confederation of Aust Motorsport Peter Hall 8132 1633 8132 1077Cricket Ben Tippet 8300 3838 8231 8003Croquet Janet Eckert 8260 1333 82716586Cycling 8359 6690 8260 7778Darts Rachel Gough 8389 4279 0409 094 516Diving Amanda Johnson 0408 798 179Dragonboat Sue Bennett 8172 1133 0409 144 122Eight Ball 8340 1455 8340 1466Equestrian Suzanne Skibinski 8234 2700 8234 2672Fencing Leon Thomas 8278 7759Flinders Sport and Fitness Wendy Gower 8201 2549 8201 3178Football Richie Alagich 8354 1422 8354 1455Gaelic Football Tom Javor 0402 699 811Golf (Men) Amelia Kent 8352 6899 8352 3900Golf (Women) Sarah Barlow 8234 1166 8234 1500Gridiron 0422 305 225Guides Shelby Miller 8148 0900 8224 0934Gymnastics Jacqui Dunn 8294 8288 8294 4321Gymnastics - Disability Patti Wilson 8394 8288 8294 4321Handball 0429 859 747Hockey Brady O'Shea 8349 4044 8349 4873 0412 926 744Horse SA Julie Fiedler 8294 2460 8294 2860Hurling Mary O'Hagan 8384 3501 8384 1389 0402 354 370Ice Hockey Nicola Reese 0421 614 120Ice Skating Bronwyn Bassi 8386 2179In-Line (Roller) Hockey Lesley Blanchard 8270 3580 0411 234 402Judo Michael Headland 8352 2553 8232 5211

SPORTSHORTS TERMS 3 & 4 – 2008Sport/Area Contact Phone Fax MobileJump Rope For Heart Colin Rowston 8223 1416 0416 116 284Karate David Rigby 8369 3323 0418 802 097Kindergym Heather Mooney 8294 8288 8294 4321 0412 846 233Korfball Adrian Terrace 8177 0737 8177 0737 0402 100 425Lacrosse Tiffany Smith 8355 3350 8240 0589 0401 012 830Life. Be In It Mike Bartram 8232 3944 8232 6197 0400 413 906Marleston League Sharyn Wald 8297 2471 8371 3315Multicultural Communities Council Phil Allan 8410 0300 8410 0311 0431 213 409National Heart Foundation 8224 2816 8223 1416Netball 8238 0500 82380555Orienteering David Tilbrook 8431 3256Petanque Adrian Clements 8381 8513Playgroup Association Donna Young 8344 2722Pool Life Saving Peter Evans 8234 9244 8352 6162Premier's be active Challenge Mark Williams 82264308 82216617Recreation SA/Fitness SA Rosemary Sage 8232 6477 8232 7188Revolver and Pistol Rod Spinks 8341 6068 8341 6068 0414 681 500Riding for the Disabled Karen Aspery 8338 6100 8338 6155Rowing Development Officer 8242 6244 8242 3162Royal Life Saving Peter Evans 8234 9244 8352 6162Rugby Jason Harding 8232 7101 82327102Rugby League Dave Cohen 8340 4155 8340 4266 0411 159 465SA Olympic Council Amelia Weston 8416 6749 8416 6759SAPSASA – Primary School Sport Pam Marston 8416 5900 8354 2325SASRAPID Jo Connolly 8410 6999 8212 8666Scouts Steve Hastwell 8130 6000 8130 6010Secondary Schools Sport Paula Nielsen 8416 5920 8354 2325Service to Youth Council Claudine Scalzi 8211 8466 8212 2180Skiing (Snow) Graham Brown 8259 5930 8259 5672 0412 269 427Softball Alex Lucas 8353 6766 8353 2480Special Olympics Jen Thomas 8364 5557 8364 5557Sport Contact Phone Fax MobileSport SA 8353 7755 8353 7822Sports Ability Kerin Cross 8416 6711 8416 6753Sports Medicine Australia (SA Branch) 8234 6369 8234 6352Squash Des Panizza 8277 2522 8276 8445Surf Life Saving Kevin Spencer 8354 6900 8354 6999Swimming Michelle Doyle 8269 5595 8344 6977 0438 040 403Table Tennis Betty Jolley 6578 1267 8578 1267Target Shooting Sylvia Muehlberg 8322 6791 8381 2371Tennis Paul Zimny 8212 6777 8212 6518Tenpin Bowling Jan Braunholz 8261 7111 8410 4595 0411 611 085Touch Andy Crawford 8306 7500 8306 7511Trampoline Bob Mildren 8337 4538 0427 186 224Triathlon Nigel Pietsch 8232 6174 8232 6174Underwater Hockey Ernie Richter 8251 3202 8251 3202Volleyball Renee Healey 8124 9100 8124 9101Water Polo Jon Harmer 8269 4086 0417 812 544Weightlifting Dean Pascoe 8416 6746 84166746 0411 121 608Wheelchair Sports David Gould 8349 6366 8349 6223 0407 395 427Yachting John Woollatt 8410 2117 8410 2275 0427 107 207YMCA Chris Bishop 8200 2500 8353 0384

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