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Sport Bay of Plenty is proud to present the Bay of Plenty Spaces and Places Strategy 2024. The Strategy is a collaboration between Sport Bay of Plenty, Sport New Zealand Ihi Aotearoa (Sport NZ), Kawerau District Council (KDC), Ōpōtiki District Council (ODC), Rotorua Lakes Council (RLC), Tauranga City Council (TCC) (including Bay Venues Ltd), Western Bay of Plenty District Council (WBOPDC) and W...

Maungatapu Primary schoolgirls surfing a wave of change thanks to Tū Manawa funding. Read the full story here: www.sportbop.co.nz/news results/girls-surfing-a-wave-of-change-thanks-to-tu-manawa-funding/

Aorangi School students can now play on the way to school thanks to recent stencil paintings. The new look alleyway follows insights from Neighbourhood Play System research where tamariki shared what they needed to play more in their neighbourhood. Special thanks to everyone involved: Aorangi School - Rotorua, Rotorua Lakes Council, Sport New Zealand, Chemwash Exterior Cleaning Rotorua, Dulux N...

Let’s talk Youth Week Amazing Race with Rotorua Lakes High School students: Samuel Trass - Head Boy Keanen Dyson - Sports Captain Bailee Swinyard - Environmental Captain We heard how events like this are great for rangatahi wellbeing and connection. ‘’I think it is important for rangatahi to be physically active because it improves our wellbeing. It brings everyone together as a school. It crea...

Sport Bay of Plenty have recently undergone a co-design project at John Paul College in Rotorua as part of our Active Young People Team’s ongoing work to improve sport and activity options for rangatahi. Sport BOP Central Bay Recreation Connector, Lizzy Gaston, led the mahi, which was driven by data and insights from a ‘Voice of Rangatahi’ secondary school student survey in 2021. Insights from ...

Using insights from a 2021 ‘Voice of Rangatahi’ secondary school student survey, Sport BOP Central Bay Recreation Connector, Lizzy Gaston, led a co-design project with students at John Paul College in Rotorua. The above video, in partnership with Sport NZ, highlights the mahi and the impact it had.

When I came to Jiu Jitsu I was like whoa this one's for me. When I do a move on someone and I get top position, I'm just like whoa, I feel powerful - Tilde Florence People can come in and they have two opposite problems, like lacking self- confidence and they might get that from it. And others might come thinking that they are going to be able to come hurt people and they end up being really hu...

Find out more about Sport Bay of Plenty's Development Coach Advance programme. The 9-month programme is suitable for coaches of tamariki (primary school aged children), rangatahi (intermediate and college aged youth) and local club adults. Programme facilitator Trudi Kemp discusses the requirements and objectives of the programme. Apply now: sportbop.co.nz/dca

Six sport and recreation volunteers in the Bay of Plenty explain why they love to support their community and help people lead healthy and active lives. In 2021 these volunteers were the recipients of the community Service to Sport and Recreation award at the Forsyth Barr Bay of Plenty Sport Awards: - Don Te Maipi - Te Teko Rugby Club - Suzanne Hardie - Achilles Tauranga - Crispian Stewart - Ge...

Celebrate the achievement of the Bay of Plenty sport and recreation community at the 2021 Forsyth Barr Bay of Plenty Sports Awards - hosted by Philly Angus and Sarah Cowley-Ross.

Michael Pugh is a great advocate for volunteering in sport and recreation and passionate about the invaluable role of volunteers. His philosophy is that you can’t make positive changes from the sideline. Find out more about supporting volunteers in sport, active recreation and play by visiting www.sportcop.co.nz/volunteers

Cricket has been really good to Crispian Stewart and he now volunteers in junior and community cricket in Rotorua. Find out more about supporting volunteers in sport, active recreation and play by visiting www.sportcop.co.nz/volunteers

Lin Wallbrink feels highly appreciated as a volunteer and knows what she does helps people in many ways. Find out more about supporting volunteers in sport, active recreation and play by visiting www.sportcop.co.nz/volunteers

Volunteering || Suzanne Hardie from Achilles Tauranga

Sunset Primary School hip hop lessons

Volunteering || Kelly Albrecht - learning from a volunteer inspired her to get involved

Volunteering || Don Te Maipi protects and supports his community

Funding forum - Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa, May 2021

2021 WBEET Aspiring Sport Leaders

#getactivebop​ with Sport Bay of Plenty's Keep on Your Feet programme

#getactivebop Green Prescription programme with Sport Bay of Plenty

Get Active || Sport Bay of Plenty - exploring the Bay of Plenty outdoors with family

#getactivebop Mountain biking in the Whakarewarewa Forest of Rotorua

Tū Manawa Active Aotearoa Q A with Sport Bay of Plenty

Healthy Active Learning || Throwing game #2

Healthy Active Learning || Throwing practice #1

Healthy Active Learning || Crossing the river Level 2 - athletics resource

Healthy Active Learning || Teachers words and actions

Healthy Active Learning || Integrated curriculum reading activity