CRIC-KIDS steps up to the wicket
Cricket is the first of three Women’s World Cups to be held in New Zealand over the next two years and ākonga across the country can get involved with the tournament through the...
The Importance of Self-Reflection
This article is shared by Player Development Project In this article from Player Development Project, Football Federation Australia’s National Coach Education Manager, Sean Douglas shares some insights into the value...
A tale of two questions
As a coach moves from being a novice to becoming more of an expert, they transition from focusing on the ‘right’ way to do things to understanding that there is...
Tai Tokerau kāiako sports programme connects clubs and kura
A group of kāiako from Tai Tokerau are lending their expertise to the development of Tākarokaro, a sport engagement programme that supports ākonga to help get everybody in their community active. The setting could not...
Learning through sport
As the country hosts a series of major sporting events over the next few years, Sport New Zealand is leading a project, called ‘In Our Backyard’, with four national sporting organisations...
Sista Smash with Northern District Cricket
Sista Smash is a girls-only cricket festival for year 5 – 8 students across the Thames Valley region of Northern Districts Cricket. One day festival Schools offered three coaching sessions...
The Conversation Afterwards
This article was originally published by www.parentsinsport.co.uk. It is republished with permission from iCoachKids. In this article, Gordon MacLelland provides advice and key tips for parents on the after-match conversation....
Growing Coaches
Coach education is crucial to ensuring better environments for young people in sport. In this article, we examine the Growing Coaches programme being implemented in secondary schools to help young...
The little footie player who could: Chyloe Kurdas
This story was originally published in LockerRoom at Newsroom.co.nz and is republished with permission. In the second of three Q&As with keynote speakers from the Sport NZ Women + Girls...