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Healthy Active Learning Sport New Zealand

WEBHealthy Active Learning is a joint government initiative between Sport NZ, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health, and Health NZ – Te Whatu Ora. It supports schools …

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Sport New Zealand

WEBWelcome to Sport New Zealand. Sport NZ’s purpose is to contribute to the wellbeing of everybody in Aotearoa New Zealand by leading an enriching and inspiring play, active …

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Determinants of physical activity in young people

WEBKey findings. Below is a summary of some of the key findings from the research. 58% of young people currently meet physical activity guidelines . This is defined as reporting at …

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Balanced Female Health Sport New Zealand

WEBBalanced Female Health is a new resource for adults supporting young people in community sport. Developed by health professionals working in the sport sector, this …

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Healthy Active Learning

WEBMassey University has led the evaluation of Healthy Active Learning. It is focused on understanding: How well Healthy Active Learning is being implemented and progressing …

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Puberty and development Sport New Zealand

WEBUnderstanding female health is critical to being able to respond to the needs of young women and provide support for them to be physically active in a way that promotes their …

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Sport NZ launches Balanced Female Health

WEBBalanced Female Health was launched on 28 May to mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day, which raises awareness of global issues such as period poverty, a lack of education …

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Healthy Active Learning Newsletter

WEBHealthy Active Learning is part of the Government's Child Youth and Wellbeing Strategy and a $47.6 million initiative from the 2019/2020 budget. Sport New Zealand and the …

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Physical fitness Sport New Zealand

WEBExercise is also one of the best techniques to attain mental toughness. In addition to boosting self-esteem, endurance and energy, being physically fitter means being …

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Active NZ: Recreational Physical Activity and Mental Wellbeing

WEBdisease is often the focus of health care, the World Health Organisation defines “health” as a “state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing, and not merely the absence …

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Physical Education – examples of good practice

WEBThis section includes stories and examples of practice from schools about the benefits that can be gained from reviewing PE practice. For schools, these benefits included: a …

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Young Women, Sport, Physical Activity, and the Teenage Years

WEBWHISPA (Health Women in Sport: A Performance Advantage) International and New Zealand-based research has consistently shown that young women are dropping out of …

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The menstrual cycle Sport New Zealand

WEBThe menstrual cycle should occur regularly (every 21-35 days) and is an important measure of health – like a monthly report card. The menstrual cycle can give insights into the …

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Health and safety for clubs Sport New Zealand

WEBEssentially, the club must comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2016. The Act aims to prevent harm to all people at work and to others who are in, or in the vicinity of, …

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Health and Physical Education in the NZ Curriculum

WEBForeword. Health and Physical Education in the New Zealand Curriculum is the core statement for the essential learning area Health and Physical Well-being. It sets a clear …

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Young Women Profile

WEBYoung women believe there are societal pressures to observe certain weight and health standards, and this affects their reasons for participating in physical activity. An Otago …

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Tackling childhood obesity Sport New Zealand

WEB21 August 2015. In looking to tackle the issue of obesity the Government is taking a broad approach with a focus on food, the environment and being active. By 2016 high body …

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THE VALUE OF SPORT

WEB≠ Physical inactivity is the fourth biggest risk factor for non-communicable diseases, accounting for three million deaths globally in 2010. 5 ≠ Ma-ori and Pacific adults and …

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Health and Safety Sport New Zealand

WEBHealth and Safety toolkit. Where to find the Health and Safety toolkit which which includes the following templates: First aid register. Hazard register. Hazard notification checklist. …

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Aquatic Facility Guidelines Sport New Zealand

WEBThe updated Aquatic Facility Guidelines, set out in nine chapters, outline current best practice and industry standards, and provide templates and requirements for managers …

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