Primary School Connect - Sport Wellington

Primary School Connect - Sport Wellington

Connecting the dots across the primary school sector through collaboration and connection

By Sport Wellington

Date and time

Tue, 2 Jun 2020 8:30 PM - 9:00 PM PDT

Location

Online

About this event

This upcoming Sport Wellington webinar will present an opportunity for you to further connect with fellow colleagues also across the Primary School sector - we will hear some updates from our guest speakers across three varying perspectives with a theme based around School Sport:

  • Tara Fevre from Lower Hutt Primary School Sport Association
  • Ella Pudney from Sport Wellington
  • Matt Pegg from Konini School

Each speaker will provide an insight into their key priorities when thinking about planning and delivering sport and physical activity within a school setting as we move through Level 2.

This webinar is designed for:

  • teachers
  • zone cluster convenors
  • sport coordinators
  • external providers who work in the primary school setting

The webinar is scheduled to run for 30 minutes.

We recognise the importance of connection and open communication, and we hope to provide that to you through this session.

Catch up

If you missed our last Primary School Connect you can see the key messages and insights here.

As part of our support plan, we have created a School Support webpage in our COVID-19 hub with resources and the latest updates.

And if you've missed our latest webinars and conversations, you can see our full content archive on our Online Support page.

Stay informed

In response to COVID-19, we send out a weekly Regional Sector Update Newsletter.

Every Friday we compile the latest information from a regional and local level to share with stakeholders for the physical activity system in the Wellington region.

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Organised by

Sport Wellington

Our vision is for everyone in the greater Wellington region to have life-long involvement in sport and active recreation.

Sport Wellington is the independent body for sport and recreation and is committed to everyone in the greater Wellington region having a life-long involvement in sport and active recreation.  Sport Wellington is a Regional Sports Trust (RST) established in 1990 with charitable status under the Charities Act.

The RST operates within a wide geographical area, spanning the region between Otaki in the west across to Masterton in the east and Wellington City in the south.  The region encompasses eight territorial authority areas (matching the Wellington Regional Council area) with a population of 487,700.

Sport Wellington is governed by a Board of Trustees and managed by a CEO and General Manager, with 51 (full and part-time) employees.

Sport Wellington’s main funding partners are Sport NZ, New Zealand Community Trust, Eastern and Central Community Trust, Ministry of Health, and Wellington Community Trust.  We also partner with other like-minded organisations such as territorial authorities, trusts and corporate sponsors.

 

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