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Sport Capability 2013/2014 ACTIVASIAN There has been a massive growth in the Asian community in the North Harbour region. The ActivAsian project has a focus of accessibility and linking to the community. It is about the mixing of cultures, education and the willingness of groups to engage. Specific sports and schools have been targeted for support to implement the Asian Sport Engagement Model. ĤĤ ĤĤ ĤĤ ĤĤ Fun Skills ActivAsian • project delivered to Sunnybrae School and Oteha Valley Schools targeting Asian students with poor FMS skills. ActivRecreAsian • Korean coordinator recruited, to promote the Duke of Edinburgh award to Asian students ActivAsian Volunteer Group formed • Training and development of Asian Volunteers to participate and support RSO and Clubs needing volunteers for events. ActivAsian Rangitoto College Project initiated • The purpose of this project is to encourage and motivate the Asian students (particularly Chinese and Korean) to be actively involved in the sports on offer at the college. Sports deliver programmes that target beginners and provide opportunities for participation. • The key objective of the project is to increase the number of students participating in sports – particularly focusing on Chinese and Korean students by »» Improving communication between sports in school and Asian students »» Increasing accessibility to sporting information COACH DEVELOPMENT ĤĤ ĤĤ Coach Support Initiative (CSI) • CSI Project in 15 High Schools, 6 Primary Schools • 15 Additional Coach Development coordinators working in the community • 154 Coaches developed through CSI • 2081 Athletes impacted • 21 Coach Management Plans in place, one in each school Coaches Development Opportunities (Includes workshops, coach observations, mentoring initiatives) • 24 Coach Development Opportunities delivered • 334 participants • 46 coaches developed through new round of GACU ASBCT coach educator funding in Helensville and Wellsford 8 “WHERE TOO MUCH SPORT IS NEVER ENOUGH”
Sport Capability 2013/2014 SPORT CAPABILITY COMMUNICATIONS The “Game Plan” which is the Sport Capability Team newsletter has proved very popular with increasing numbers using the resource on a regular basis. The Harbour Sport website has developed significantly as the Sport Capability Knowledge Management System. Templates and case studies have been updated and now form the first point of contact for RSO and Club sport organisational development. ĤĤ Media: • Front page article of NSTA for Active Teens followed by WTV interview. • 8 stories have appeared in the North Shore times • 4 stories highlighting major individuals within the Sport Excellence Awards appeared in the North Shore Times. The Harbour Sport website has developed significantly as the Sport Capability Knowledge Management System. SPECIAL PROJECTS – Sport Capability Team working with partners on Community Projects ĤĤ ĤĤ ĤĤ ĤĤ Sideline Behaviour • Implementation of projects across RSO’s in Harbour Region – Rugby, Netball, Football projects ongoing with club engagement programme. Coaching Plans • Development of formalised Coaching Plans for RSO’s and Clubs: Basketball (4 Workshops), Football (5 Workshops), Netball (1 Workshop) ,Volleyball, Rugby Transport Project • Project around assessment of issue with transport related to central venues Facilities Projects – Harbour Sport staff are part of a variety of projects • Golf Regional Project, Auckland Facilities Reference Group, Bowls Regional Reference Group, Warkworth Show Grounds, Metro Park, Shepherds Park, Community Sports Village, Ice Sport and Indoor Consortium, Regional Tennis Facilities Projects “WHERE TOO MUCH SPORT IS NEVER ENOUGH” 9
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