Young People
Physical Activity and Sport for Life
Providing leadership and support to those who work with young people in the sport and recreation sector.
Early Childhood
Providing training for Early Childhood educators to enable them to help
- Movement Matters
- Balance on Bikes
Primary Schools
Teacher’s Support (in Physical Education) – Practical Professional Development sessions to improve teaching PE
Secondary Schools
- Professional Development for Sports Coordinators
- Youth Programme support
- College Sport Auckland
- Harbour
Sport School Meetings - Volunteers in Schools
- School Sport Plans
- Bikes – an intro to riding on roads
KiwiSport
KiwiSport is a national initiative that aims to get more school-aged children playing
It is funding that Harbour Sport manages on behalf of the community to schools for Year 1-8 students and Year 9-13 students.
Volunteers in Schools
Recognising Sports Leaders in Schools. Nominate a candidate!
Latest Resources and News
The Latest Resources
The Latest News
Book Now – Clubs and Schools Workshops
Harbour Sport School Holiday Programme!
The Harbour Sport Holiday Programme is designed to offer an exciting range of sports and physical activities to kids aged 8 to 12 years old, we encourage them to develop sports skills in order to give kids an opportunity to discover their favourite sport.
Harbour Secondary School Regional Sport Snapshot
This Regional Secondary School Sport snapshot was created with the NZSSSC data sent through to School Sport NZ end of last year. It is a very interesting look into secondary school sport participation and sport trends withinthe Harbour region. Click here to...
National Facilities Manager
New Zealand Golf Inc. (NZ Golf) are seeking a facilities and planning professional with high level strategic acumen and strong communication skills for an Auckland based role. The National Facilities Manager will be responsible for the development and implementation...
Club / School Workshop
Grant Funding Workshop – How to make the most out of your funding applications Wednesday 20th February 6.30 – 8.00 pm Auckland Council will explain the application process and outline the priorities for Local Board funding. Take-away resources will help you to...
Shore to Shore Registrations Open!
*** Sunday, 31 March 2019 *** After 34 years Harbour Sport’s Shore to Shore fun run is as popular as ever with around 5000 participants entering year after year! With sunny skies overhead, young and old complete the fun run, which starts at Takapuna Grammar and ends...
Coach Evolve – Expressions of Interest Now Open!
Coach Evolve is a generic Auckland-wide, values-based coach development programme for active coaches working in clubs, schools and the community from a variety of sport and recreational activities.
Vacancy – Communications and Administration Support – Touch NZ
The Communications and Administration Support role is a new full time position within the Partnership & Projects team at Touch New Zealand. The primary focus of the role is to provide administrative support to the Touch NZ Projects and Partnerships sector and to...
Vacancy – Board Member – Swimming Auckland
Swimming Auckland is the regional organisation leading the strategy for swimming in Auckland. Swimming Auckland is seeking board members to provide inspiring leadership and direction to the sport of swimming. Applications are now invited for the one vacant appointed...
Harbour Sport Student Leadership Day 2018, supported by d3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckFJWrwxwA0
ActivAsian Volunteer Programme Workshop – 16 March
The ActivAsian Volunteer Programme Workshop Friday 16th March at Rangi Centre, Rangitoto College from 4:30pm to 6:30pm The ActivAsian Volunteer Programme aims to provide young people with the opportunity to volunteer at a number of local and major sporting events...
NZSSSC Census Student representation in school sport has been static.
Top 5 sports over the past 5 years have been Football, Netball, Rugby, Hockey and Basketball.
Basketball, Volleyball and Badminton have been consistent in increasing student representation in the last 3 years.
- In 2015, 50% of students in the Harbour region represented their school in sport.
- Boys’ representation had an increase of 1% whereas Girls’ representation had a decrease of 2%.
- In 2015, schools in the Harbour region offered students the opportunity to represent their school in 66 out of the 81 sports recognised in the census.