Active recreation

Designed for youth, educators and outdoor practitioners, ‘Going with the flow’ is a new multimedia resource from Education Outdoors New Zealand (EONZ) which aims to inspire positive changes to outdoor practice and culture for everybody.

Sport Hawke’s Bay and Te Aratika Academy have joined forces to provide active recreation opportunities for rangatahi.

Watch a series of videos on amazing organisations out there in the sector who are creating inclusive, safe and motivating environments to participate for young women across Aotearoa.

Sport New Zealand has partnered with Aotearoa’s peak body for youth development, Ara Taiohi to promote their ‘Mana Taiohi’ framework as a foundation to inform how we engage with rangatahi. 

Every month we survey a sample of New Zealanders registered on the electoral roll through our research partner, Nielsen. We have been doing this since 2013 to tell us about the physical activities you do and what you think about being physically active.

Using Active NZ survey data we look at participation in play, active recreation and sport for rangatahi between ages 12 and 17 in New Zealand.

Using Active NZ survey data we look at participation in play, active recreation and sport by disabled people in New Zealand.

A resource designed to help schools and clubs develop fun and varied cross country or distance running sessions for children.

The fund aims to provide quality opportunities in play, active recreation and sport for those who are missing out, particularly those living in high deprivation communities.