Annual Report 2017_2018

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VOLUNTEERS Most sport and recreation organisations and schools continue to be reliant upon the willingness of volunteers, who continue to be the unsung heroes of our sector, to give of their time to ensure that participation opportunities are available, at a variety of levels, in a variety of settings. Developing a structured plan around Recruiting, Rewarding and Retaining volunteers remains one of the key areas of support offered across our region to sports organisations and schools thus our Volunteer Management Workshop was again well attended. The resources designed to be used concurrently to support organisations to develop and grow their volunteer base, the Volunteers Toolkit and the REVISE Assessment Toolkit, proved to be particularly useful to a number of different organisations, both within and outside our region. Harbour Sport has continued to recognise and reward their ?Volunteer of the Month?, an initiative which recognises outstanding and selfless work in the community, with each monthly winner being rewarded with a $90 prize pack for their organisation /club, thanks to support from Lotto NZ. Each nominee is acknowledged and each winner is recognised in the Game Plan monthly newsletter and on the Harbour Sport website. Additionally, each monthly winner is nominated for the ?Volunteer of the Year Award? at the prestigious Harbour Sport Excellence Awards. The Secondary Student Volunteer of the Month, has continued to be supported by the secondary schools in our region. This award, like that of their club-based counterparts, recognises the invaluable and selfless contributions made in sport within their schools, by large numbers of volunteer students, thus providing more opportunities for those wishing to participate in a number of different activities. CYCLING CYCLE SKILLS TRAINING Harbour Sport delivered 6 hours of grade 1 (off-road) and Grade 2 (on-road) cycle skills training in three schools: Northcote Intermediate, Hobsonville Point Secondary School and Orewa College. A total of 615 year 7-9 students completed the day of training. 26 students learned how to ride a bike and by the end of the delivery were able to consistently pedal independently. CYCLING INSTRUCTORS Harbour Sport delivered four cycle skills workshops across the Auckland region (North x2, West and South) to train and develop Cycle Instructors. A total of 64 participants received cycle skills training and 14 of these participants are now gaining delivery experience, being mentored and are working towards their Skills Active Cycle Skills accreditation. Harbour Sport has 3 new accredited Skills Active Grade 2 Cycle Skills Instructors and 2 Skills Active Cycle Assessors. RECYCLE PROJECT The objective of the project is to collect a minimum of 80 second-hand bikes and re-distribute them to young people in low socio-economic areas. To date 35 bikes have been received, 12 distributed with 23 serviced bikes currently ready for redistribution. Students from Northcote Intermediate, Onepoto Primary School and Albany Pre-School have received bikes and a new helmet. 10
BIKES IN SCHOOLS The aim of these workshops is to train the teachers to deliver cycling-based lessons. Three Primary Schools in the Harbour Region received Learn to Ride teacher workshops: - 25 teachers from Upper Harbour Primary School - 35 teachers from Whangaparaoa School - 28 teachers from Albany Primary school A range of activities and skill-based games were delivered and the teachers were thoroughly engaged throughout. 100% of participants felt confident to apply the skills/knowledge from the workshop. LEARN TO RIDE Albany Junior High School Cycle Delivery In November and December 2017 Harbour Sport delivered cycle skills training at Albany Junior High School to 342 year 8 students for the first time. 12 students learnt to ride a bike. Prior to delivery 42% of students rated themselves as ?very confident?riding on-road and on completion of the delivery this number had risen to 85%, showing a significant increase by 43%. Northcote Intermediate Grade 1 and Grade 2 Cycle Skills Delivery In November 2017, Harbour Sport partnered with Auckland Transport to deliver a successful Introduction to Road and Everyday Cycling Programme to the year 7 students at Northcote Intermediate. Harbour Sport has built a great relationship with this school over the last three years. To date over 500 year 7 and 8 students have received cycle skills training at Northcote Intermediate. This provides an excellent foundation for increasing cycling in this area coupled with the cycling infrastructure that is planned over the next few years. This delivery again provided further opportunity for Cycle Instructors to gain more experience in delivering on-road, grade 2 training with more experienced instructors and assessors. All students received a full day of training beginning with off-road skills before applying road knowledge and skills learnt on the road in the afternoon. 195 year 7 students, with 5 beginner students, completed the programme. RIDE LEADER WORKSHOP In November 12 adults attended the Ride Leader workshop held at Harbour Sport. The purpose of these workshops is to encourage those passionate cyclists who are keen to engage new riders into starting up and leading their own group rides. ADULT GRADE 1 AND GRADE 2 CYCLE SKILLS TRAINING In August 17 Korean females took part in an introduction to grade 1 and 2 cycling training held at Albany Stadium. 4 adults were given the opportunity to learn to ride and can now consistently pedal by themselves. HOLIDAY PROGRAMME Overall, 625 people, mainly children aged 5 to 12, participated in this programme in 4 different areas around our region. Northcote, Whenuapai, Warkworth and Whangaparaoa. NEW NATIONAL CYCLING PROGRAMME Since 2015, Harbour Sport has been actively participating in the planning, development and activation of the new National Cycling Training Programme. After a number of meetings with important national organisations, the BikeReady cycling programme is about to be launched in October 2018. 11
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Page 3 and 4: CHAIRMAN'S REPORT Our team at Harbo
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