27/08/2019
The next 18 months will see the Waikato Regional Sports Facility Plan undertake it’s second review. The next version of the Plan, scheduled for development in 2020, will take a wider lens on spaces and places for physical activity beyond sport. It will include a full inventory audit, school facility provision and use, and active recreation and physical activity facility provision. The key objectives remain: to understand what facilities the region has, what is needed (and not needed), and recommend how an agreed facility network approach can be implemented within the Waikato. The focus will increasingly be on optimisation of the current facilities stock. The plan continues to collect a comprehensive set of facilities data that provide a robust basis for current and future decision making. It places emphasis on international, national, regional, and sub-regional assets, while also capturing local level facility data. An audit of Secondary School facilities is currently underway with Primary and Intermediates due to be surveyed in the next couple of months.
15/07/2024
CEOs Matthew Cooper of Sport Waikato and Dr. Jeremy Mayall of Creative Waikato met last week to experience ‘Te Ara Toi o Te Taniwha’ together.
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03/07/2024
Sport Waikato, alongside contributing author Robyn Cockburn (Lumin Consultancy), have renewed the Waikato Regional Active Spaces Plan which was presented and endorsed at the Waikato Mayoral Forum in March.
02/07/2024
After 7 years of encouraging, supporting, and celebrating women and girls of all ages and abilities to move their bodies their way...
04/04/2024
Head down to any sports field on a Saturday morning and you’re more than likely to encounter some negative sideline behaviour...
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