After this season it has become evident that a 'go to' place for people to find information is on Facebook rather than a blog.
If you are interested in being part of the Waikanae School Netball community on Facebook, please click on the link below.
I will still try to maintain the blog for those who visit it frequently however the Facebook group will be updated more often.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2154368881455274/
Friday, October 28, 2016
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
FINALS DAY
FINALS DAY DRAW - click here for the draw for finals day 17th of September 2016.
IMPORTANT - PRIMARY UMPIRES Please note that on primary games – you will NOT BE UMPIRING YOUR OWN TEAMS – your umpire is are allocated to a different team and different timeslot – this is to ensure impartiality. It is so important that your team umpire is available at their allocated time. Please check the draw carefully. If your team umpire does not show up for the game that they have been allocated to then this could affect your teams’ standings.
Primary prizegiving is at 11am and Senior Prizegiving follows the final of the Premier Final at approx 2.45pm
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
TWILIGHT netball is coming....
I am the messenger for TWILIGHT.
Twilight Netball is coming..... - Our Twilight season will start Thursday October 20th and will run until December the 8th. Primary Grades are for Year 6-8 and College/Adult Grades are mixed Social and mixed Competitive. Primary team fee will be $120 per team and College/Adult fee is $200 per team.
If there is interest, I am happy to facilitate a gear bag and some paperwork however parents will need to take charge in the weekly team games etc.
Cheers,
Lucy
Twilight Netball is coming..... - Our Twilight season will start Thursday October 20th and will run until December the 8th. Primary Grades are for Year 6-8 and College/Adult Grades are mixed Social and mixed Competitive. Primary team fee will be $120 per team and College/Adult fee is $200 per team. CONGRATULATIONS
Year 6 Development programme for 2017 - the following players have been selected from the pink ribbon programme.| Parker Lynch – Kenakena Pohutukawa | Grace Charles – St Pats Leprechauns |
| Cara Guy – Waikanae Flash | Natasha Goggin – Paraparaumu Comets |
| Greer Atkinson – PBS Express | Keira Akavi – Kenakena Pohutukawa |
| Anna Woodman-Aldridge – Kapanui Mystics | Keira Hewitt – Kenakena Pohutukawa |
| Ruby Farrow – Kapanui Mystics | Isla Fellows – PBS Galaxy |
| Ellie Hall – Kapanui Mystics | Michelle Codyre – Kenakena Matai |
| Grace Clark – Waikanae Flash | Ella Petrie – RSS Tigers |
| Hannah Millward – Waikanae Flash | Ashley Balejko – RBS Rebels |
| Sophie Stokes – RSS Tigers | Abigail Savage – Kapanui Tactics |
| Maia Rennie – RSS Shakers | Mikayla Mandich – PBS Galaxy |
| Grace McKenzie – Kenakena Matai | Ella Wingate – Kapanui Tactics |
| Madi Pervan – St Pats Leprechauns | Evie Peters – Kapanui Tactics |
Please email Carmell npc@netballkapiti.org.nz with your contact details, including phone number. Further details will be sent out via invitation in November.
Thank you to all players who participated in this initiative.
Monday, September 12, 2016
FINALS DAY
Congratulations to Extreme, Electric and Blitz on their season.
Impact and Flash are set to play this coming Saturday on FINALS DAY. The draw has not been posted yet but as soon as it is I'll send out an alert from our school app.
It would be awesome to get as many supporters for these two teams as possible. Show the RED AND BLACK support!
Please return all netball uniforms once they are washed.
Coaches, please return gear bags when convenient.
Thank you all soooooooo much!
Impact and Flash are set to play this coming Saturday on FINALS DAY. The draw has not been posted yet but as soon as it is I'll send out an alert from our school app.
It would be awesome to get as many supporters for these two teams as possible. Show the RED AND BLACK support!
Please return all netball uniforms once they are washed.
Coaches, please return gear bags when convenient.
Thank you all soooooooo much!
Friday, August 19, 2016
Important Season Information
Hi All
Given the weather of the last two weeks and the ongoing unpredictability of the weather this season and with only 6 playing days remaining before the handover deadline of the Netball courts for the summer season to the Tennis club the board has decided that a variation to the publish competition schedule will be made.
This change will return the final scheduled season playing Saturday (24th of September) into the pool as a reserve day (currently we have none) and will bring the final scheduled playing day back within the school term window.
In order to facilitate this there is a need to modify the finals series from the current three-week series to a two week finals series. This will now take the format as below
Week one (Saturday 10 September) Semi Finals - 1st in grade plays 4th in grade, 2nd in grade plays 3rd in grade, 5th/6th playoff if applicable)
Week two (Saturday 17th September) Finals Day - winner of the two semi-finals play off in the final - all other teams finished
Finally, we know many have experienced the cold and wet conditions over the past few playing Saturdays and while netball is a winter sport we are aware that there are many views in our netball community about play continuing on these days and should a call have been made to cancel. The decision to either cancel or play Netball each Saturday is not one taken lightly and is not made by one person. The process involves input from both weather forecasts, live information such as rain radar images as well as inputs from people on the ground at the courts in real time. Many of our board members and officials are at the courts from 7.30am on a playing day till long after play has concluded for the day and many experience the weather conditions just as our players and spectators do. While they do their best to ensure that the correct calls are made each Saturday during the season this can prove challenging when conditions are changing over the course of the day round to round.
We would like to assure all our netball members that the board regularly reviews the decisions made with the aim of continuous improvement and the decisions regarding play from the last two Saturdays will be subject to this review process for future playing days/seasons with learnings factored in
Regards
JR
John Roach
Netball Kapiti President
Given the weather of the last two weeks and the ongoing unpredictability of the weather this season and with only 6 playing days remaining before the handover deadline of the Netball courts for the summer season to the Tennis club the board has decided that a variation to the publish competition schedule will be made.
This change will return the final scheduled season playing Saturday (24th of September) into the pool as a reserve day (currently we have none) and will bring the final scheduled playing day back within the school term window.
In order to facilitate this there is a need to modify the finals series from the current three-week series to a two week finals series. This will now take the format as below
Week one (Saturday 10 September) Semi Finals - 1st in grade plays 4th in grade, 2nd in grade plays 3rd in grade, 5th/6th playoff if applicable)
Week two (Saturday 17th September) Finals Day - winner of the two semi-finals play off in the final - all other teams finished
Finally, we know many have experienced the cold and wet conditions over the past few playing Saturdays and while netball is a winter sport we are aware that there are many views in our netball community about play continuing on these days and should a call have been made to cancel. The decision to either cancel or play Netball each Saturday is not one taken lightly and is not made by one person. The process involves input from both weather forecasts, live information such as rain radar images as well as inputs from people on the ground at the courts in real time. Many of our board members and officials are at the courts from 7.30am on a playing day till long after play has concluded for the day and many experience the weather conditions just as our players and spectators do. While they do their best to ensure that the correct calls are made each Saturday during the season this can prove challenging when conditions are changing over the course of the day round to round.
We would like to assure all our netball members that the board regularly reviews the decisions made with the aim of continuous improvement and the decisions regarding play from the last two Saturdays will be subject to this review process for future playing days/seasons with learnings factored in
Regards
JR
John Roach
Netball Kapiti President
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
NITRO - ANZFuture Ferns
ANZfutureFerns Draw for the 20th August - click here With the cancellation of 2 rounds we have extended the ANZfutureFerns - the final day for this is now the 27th of August - where we will run the programme and have a prize giving.
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
DUTY this week
PRIMARY SCHOOL DUTY – MORNING SET UP
Duty School to Report to Duty Board Member at the Control Room no later than 7.50am ensuring that
At least 8 adults are available for set up duty alongside the duty teams. Under the direction of the Duty Board Member the primary duty school is responsible for the following activities which must be completed by 08.20 am
Collect 22 Post Pads from the store room and take 2 out to each court o Post Pads Are Named and should be matched to the court signage (check by looking at advertising signs aligned to each court) o Post Pads should be placed on the post and zipped up progressively while sliding the pad up the post Collect 10 Future Fern (Blue) hoops from store room. o 1 Hoop to be taken to the outside (furthest from the centre fence) end of each court (1-10) o Turn the standard hoops at the furthest ends around so that the net is facing away from the court o Mount 1 Blue Future Ferns Hoop to the Bracket using the lifting pole o The fixed hoop goes on the outside edge of each court (Furthest from the centre fence)
Locate the 10 Freestanding posts inside the court 6-10 area o One Freestanding hoop should be placed centrally on the transverse line closest to the centre fence (1 hoop per court) opposite the outer end goalposts
PRIMARY SCHOOL DUTY – ROUND CHANGEOVER (9.45 AM)
Duty School to Report to Duty Board Member at the Control Room no later than 9.40 am, ensuring that at least 6 adults are available for round changeover
o Take Future Fern hoops down, turn the post around and return blue hoops to the store room,
o Move the 10 movable posts back inside the court 6-1 area locating 2 against the centre fence at the end of court 6, 4 around the lighting pole between court 7/8 and 4 beside the gate between courts 8/9 o this is required to be done quickly in order for the next round to start on time at 10am, if needed ask. Ask for help from other spectators.
Duty School to Report to Duty Board Member at the Control Room no later than 7.50am ensuring that
At least 8 adults are available for set up duty alongside the duty teams. Under the direction of the Duty Board Member the primary duty school is responsible for the following activities which must be completed by 08.20 am
Collect 22 Post Pads from the store room and take 2 out to each court o Post Pads Are Named and should be matched to the court signage (check by looking at advertising signs aligned to each court) o Post Pads should be placed on the post and zipped up progressively while sliding the pad up the post Collect 10 Future Fern (Blue) hoops from store room. o 1 Hoop to be taken to the outside (furthest from the centre fence) end of each court (1-10) o Turn the standard hoops at the furthest ends around so that the net is facing away from the court o Mount 1 Blue Future Ferns Hoop to the Bracket using the lifting pole o The fixed hoop goes on the outside edge of each court (Furthest from the centre fence)
Locate the 10 Freestanding posts inside the court 6-10 area o One Freestanding hoop should be placed centrally on the transverse line closest to the centre fence (1 hoop per court) opposite the outer end goalposts
PRIMARY SCHOOL DUTY – ROUND CHANGEOVER (9.45 AM)
Duty School to Report to Duty Board Member at the Control Room no later than 9.40 am, ensuring that at least 6 adults are available for round changeover
o Take Future Fern hoops down, turn the post around and return blue hoops to the store room,
o Move the 10 movable posts back inside the court 6-1 area locating 2 against the centre fence at the end of court 6, 4 around the lighting pole between court 7/8 and 4 beside the gate between courts 8/9 o this is required to be done quickly in order for the next round to start on time at 10am, if needed ask. Ask for help from other spectators.
New Uniform Update
We have been incredibly let down by the company we have purchased a lot of school clothing through which means we will not be getting new uniforms to wear this year.
This is incredibly disappointing.
We are now in the process of finding an alternative supplier.
This is incredibly disappointing.
We are now in the process of finding an alternative supplier.
Year 6 2017 Development Programme
YEAR 6 RIBBON PROGRAMME FOR 2017 - We will be selecting participants for the Year 6 Development Programme for 2017. If you are currently Year 5 and would like to be considered for this programme you will need to pick up a ribbon from the control room by Saturday 9th July. Netballers will need to wear their ribbons from Saturday 30th July until the season finishes.
When you collect your ribbon, please complete the registration form available in the control room so we have your contact details.
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
UMPIRING SESSION - Another Opportunity!
2016 Umpire requirements - FINAL UMPIRE TRAINING SESSION WITH VANESSA Wednesday 22nd June 7pm in the Te Atiawa Pavilion.
for All Players and Volunteers who have attended a session with Umpire Vanessa Gray now need to have sat and passed the online theory test and provided evidence - email certificate to admin@netballkapiti.org.nz<
for All Players and Volunteers who have attended a session with Umpire Vanessa Gray now need to have sat and passed the online theory test and provided evidence - email certificate to admin@netballkapiti.org.nz<
ATTITUDES at the courts
Hi Everyone,
We weren't involved which is great to hear but it is a heads up for the future.
Regards,
Lucy
14th June 2016
Dear Clubs, Colleges and Primary Schools
Netball
Kapiti is tremendously proud of the Umpires that are placed on your players’ games. We are working hard to develop all of our
umpires, particularly our up and coming Junior Umpires.
Sadly,
there has been two separate incidents on the last two playing Saturdays where
two of our Junior Umpires were tormented, bullied and abused by senior players.
This is
extremely disappointing to say the least.
The two umpires who were subjected to this behaviour are two of our most
valued and talented umpires and to have them exposed to such disgusting behaviour
where they were distraught after their games is categorically unacceptable.
If such
behaviour is witnessed again by anyone towards an official, another player or
spectator the person/s in question will be removed from the courts
immediately. The Netball Kapiti
Disciplinary Committee will be informed and further disciplinary action may
arise.
Netball
Kapiti urge that you please speak to all your players/coaches etc about their
conduct at the courts and that players must respect the decisions made by the
umpires. There will always be decisions
players are unhappy with however players must abide by these decisions
regardless of the outcome of the game.
If anyone
has concerns during a game for any reason PLEASE send someone to the Control
Room and an On Duty Board Member or Senior Umpire will be sent to the court.
Vanessa Gray
Umpire Coordinator
NNZ Zone Umpire Coach/Assessor
Coastlands Netball Kapiti
Monday, May 23, 2016
UMPIRE online test link
Click Here to be taken to the online umpires test. There are 30 questions to answer and you can take multiple tries to pass. Please consider doing it even if is just to be a back up if all turns to custard on any given Saturday.
Waikanae School APP
Hi everyone!
The Waikanae School App is going live!
Waikanae Primary School now have a Mobile App
The Waikanae School App is going live!
Waikanae Primary School now have a Mobile App
This App is smartphone friendly enables you to see…
1. Urgent ‘Push Notices and Alerts’,
2. Our Calendar
3. Our Newsletters
4. Class Blogs Facebook Pages and other important links and
5. Contacts and Phone numbers
6. Fill out an Absent Form for a child when sick…This is really good! (No more phone messages!) This section will be very useful for busy parents.
Stay in touch and get the App just go to Playstore /Appstore and search Waikanae Primary School and download for Free!!
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Competition time - Who wants to be the ball deliverer at the next PULSE game??
From our Zone!
Hi there
Our game day sponsor, aibGROUP, invite your netball participants to enter into the draw to be the ball deliverer at the next home game on Monday 23 May at 7.30pm. Can you please circulate this opportunity to your clubs and schools for them to enter and be in to win?
Whats involved?
Answer the following questions (answers are found at www.aibgroup.co.nz<http://www.
1. What do aibGROUP do?
2. Where are they based?
Send your answers to ceo@netballcentral.co.nz<
Let me know if you have any questions and thank you for your ongoing support.
Regards
Carolyn
Hi there
Our game day sponsor, aibGROUP, invite your netball participants to enter into the draw to be the ball deliverer at the next home game on Monday 23 May at 7.30pm. Can you please circulate this opportunity to your clubs and schools for them to enter and be in to win?
Whats involved?
Answer the following questions (answers are found at www.aibgroup.co.nz<http://www.
1. What do aibGROUP do?
2. Where are they based?
Send your answers to ceo@netballcentral.co.nz<
Let me know if you have any questions and thank you for your ongoing support.
Regards
Carolyn
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Junior Umpire Club
Training Session with Vanessa Gray - Netball Kapiti Junior Umpires Club will be holding a practical session next Tuesday the 14th of April at 9.30-11.30am at Te Atiawa Courts.
Please advise if you are able to attend or if you have any questions please email Carmell at npc@netballkapiti.org.nz
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Umpire sessions - Attendance required
2016 Umpire requirements - all those intending to umpire in the 2016 season at all levels (Club, College and Primary) are required to attend one theory session and complete the on-line theory test and email this intoadmin@netballkapiti.org.nz
Theory Sessions with Vanessa Gray - in the Pavilion at Te Atiawa are scheduled for Tuesday the 3rd of May 7pm-9pm and Thursday the 12th of May 7pm-9pm. Please attend one of these.
There are many new Umpire Rules this year and you must attend the theory session with Vanessa and do the on-line theory test - Click Here, or you will not be eligible to Umpire.
Becoming a Technical Official
Introduction to becoming a Technical Official - Sue George will be running a workshop on Technical Officials - both Bench Officials and Statisticians. Tuesday 10th of May at 7pm Upstairs at the Te Atiawa Courts Centre. Please email admin@netballkapiti.org.nzif you are attending.
Year 3 and 4 netball - STAR helpers
Hi All
The Junior Netball Year 3 & 4 Workshop will be on Monday 9th May at 6.00pm at Te Atiawa Courts.
This workshop is for coaches that are coaching a Year 3 or 4 team this year and that did not complete the workshop in 2015.
Please email me to confirm your place and I will let Carmell of Netball Kapiti know. Thanks!
Thursday, April 14, 2016
UMPIRES - Compulsory attendance required
2016 Umpire requirements - all those intending to umpire in the 2016 season at all levels (Club, College and Primary) are required to attend one theory session and complete the on-line theory test and email this to me l.cameron@waikanae.school.nz
Theory Sessions with Vanessa Gray - in the Pavilion at Te Atiawa are scheduled for Tuesday the 3rd of May 7pm-9pm and Thursday the 12th of May 7pm-9pm. Please attend one of these.
There are many new Umpire Rules this year and you must attend the theory session with Vanessa and do the on-line theory test - or you will not be eligible to Umpire.
We still need at least 4 more umpires for our Waikanae School teams! Please get in touch if you can assist us.
Theory Sessions with Vanessa Gray - in the Pavilion at Te Atiawa are scheduled for Tuesday the 3rd of May 7pm-9pm and Thursday the 12th of May 7pm-9pm. Please attend one of these.
There are many new Umpire Rules this year and you must attend the theory session with Vanessa and do the on-line theory test - or you will not be eligible to Umpire.
We still need at least 4 more umpires for our Waikanae School teams! Please get in touch if you can assist us.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Waikanae School NEEDs your help...
The highlighter areas are where we need some support.
Please contact me (Lucy Cameron) if you are able to fill a spot.
* ROLES NEEDED
EXTREME – Yr 7/8
|
ELECTRIC – Yr 7/8
|
COACHES
Ainsley and Sharmane Bond
|
COACH
|
MANAGER
Niki Long
|
MANAGER
|
UMPIRE
|
UMPIRE
|
IMPACT – Yr 5/6
|
FLASH – Yr 5/6
|
COACHES
Melanie Davis & Rachel Cranshaw
|
COACH
Janine Robbins
|
MANAGER
Tushka Glintmeyer
|
MANAGER
|
UMPIRE
|
UMPIRE
|
BLITZ – Yr 5/6
|
NITRO–Yr3/4 ANZFutureFerns
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COACH
Monique Wilson and Isabel
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STAR HELPERS
Tori Purcell and Melissa Brown
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MANAGER
| |
UMPIRES
Amey Greig and Holly Ahern
|
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Any coaches willing to help out?.....
Hi Coaches
Netball Kapiti are running a school holiday programme in the April school holidays. Monday/Wednesday/Friday in the first week and Wednesday/Thursday/Friday in the second week.
We are seeking some volunteers to help run the programme with myself and Brigid. We will be needing 3-4 volunteers/helpers each day. If you are able to assist and practice some of your coaching skills then email me for details.
Kind regards
Carmell
Carmell Wagg | Netball Kapiti Programme Coordinator
PH: +64 4 902 4632 | FAX: +64 4 902 4632 | EMAIL: npc@netballkapiti.org.nz
click on the logo to visit our website
Monday, April 4, 2016
COACHING clinic - Dennis Slade
Teaching games for understanding coaching course – Dennis Slade, Massey University
This unique course presents a game based teaching and coaching alternative to traditional methods of coaching sport at primary level.
Dennis Slade is a Senior Lecturer in Physical Education at Massey University. Dennis has published several books and numerous articles on Game-sense and TGfU (Teaching Games for Understanding) and currently provides practical Game-sense workshops for various sporting organisations e.g., Netball New Zealand. His TGfU inspired CD-ROM Stick2hockey was officially adopted and distributed to all FIH affiliated hockey playing countries in 2010 as their small-sided games approach to teaching hockey to novices.
Who should attend?
All coaches can benefit from this course. Both new coaches, experienced coaches and those interested in coaching will benefit from learning how this approach can create a more positive first impression of sport than traditional skill based approaches.
What?
Understanding team formations, finding space and developing a wide external vision within game centred learning contexts
In this course the method of play practice will be employed to demonstrate teaching shape in games and to introduce coaches to tactical games that are fun and competitive and employ implicit learning concepts. In addition, issues of mandate coaching, mastery learning and individual goal setting will be discussed as a means of improving individual technique and making effective use of team practice time
When?
Sunday the 10th April 2016 from 10:00am to Midday
Where?
Waikanae School, Seddon Street, Waikanae (entrance off Hira Street)
Is there a cost?
$20 per person. Can be paid in cash on the day or internet banking details can be supplied on registration.
To register
If you have any question please call Mike Ward – KCHC Junior Convenor (027) 311 0183
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Year 3&4 ANZ Future Fern - Team NITRO
Year 3 and 4 Players
NITRO
Annabelle
Sarah
Sophie
Eli
Alyya
Fiona
Aria
Lily
Isabella
Annabelle
Isabella
Annabelle
Offers of STAR helpers from Melissa and Tori (Thank you ladies!)
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
YEAR 7 AND 8 TEAMS 2016
Year 7 and 8 Squad
Training - Wednesday 3.15-4.30/5pm starting 23 March
EXTREME
Liezel
Coaches - Ainsley and Sharmane Bond
Manager - Niki Long
Umpires - Volunteers needed
Genevieve
Ariana
Teane
Ava
Maddie
Vanessa
Lilly
Jemma
ELECTRIC
BrynnJemma
ELECTRIC
Coaches - Volunteer needed
Manager - Volunteer needed
Umpires - Volunteers needed
Gabrielle
Anya
Amelia
Lucy
Jasmine
Kayla
Phoenix
Ashlee
Nicole
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
YEAR 5 AND 6 TEAMS 2016
IMPACT
Coaches - Melanie Davis and Rachel Cranshaw
Manager - Tushka Glintmeyer
Umpires - volunteers needed
Training Day - Thursday 3.15-4.15pm Beginning Thursday 7th April
Meretene
Paige
Lylla
Jade
Lucy
Georgia R
Jess
Mia
Bee
FLASH
Coach - Janine Robbins
Manager - Mandy Sexton
Umpires - volunteers needed
Training Day - Monday 3-4pm Beginning Monday 11 April
Anais
Shannon
Imogen
Cara
Grace
Luciele
Hannah M
Ciara
Sharntae
BLITZ
Coaches - Monique and Isabel (from Paraparaumu College)
Manager - volunteer needed
Umpires - volunteers needed
Training Day - Monday afternoons 3.30-4.30pm (Starting April 4th)
Children can wait for Monique and Isabel to arrive from college in Mrs Cameron's classroom -Rm 15
Children can wait for Monique and Isabel to arrive from college in Mrs Cameron's classroom -Rm 15
Zoe
Caylee
Katie
Edward
Caitlyn
Lilyanna
Kendra
Georgia M
Ella
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
COACHING Evening
Hi All
Vanessa Gray, Centre Umpire Coordinator will be holding an evening with Primary School Coaches on Tuesday 12th April at 7.00pm in the Pavillion at Te Atiawa Courts.
This evening is for all coaches this season to get up to speed with the new rules that Netball New Zealand are implementing in this year.
We would like to make this a compulsory attendance so we are assured that all coaches are up to date with the new rules.
Can you please email Lucy on l.cameron@waikanae.school.nz to confirm your attendance.
Thank you,
Lucy
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
HOLIDAY PROGRAMME - APRIL SCHOOL HOLS
Netball Kapiti Holiday Programme
Netball Kapiti will be running a holiday programme over 2
weeks in the
April school holidays.
9am - Midday
Year 4 – 8 or Ages 8 -12
years
|
Week
1: Smart Netball, Defence and skills
and drills |
Monday
18h April |
Wednesday
20th April |
Friday
22nd April |
|
Week
2: Smart Netball , Shooting, Attack and skills and drills |
Wednesday
27th April |
Thursday
28th April |
Friday
29th of April |
$75 per participant for 1 week
$125 per participant for the 2 weeks or
$30 per day
The programme has been developed with age appropriate skills and fun
activities in mind.
The holiday programme includes our Smart Netball programme (ACC endorsed)
fun sessions learning basic netball skills such as footwork, game play, ball
skills, attack, defence and shooting. We
include team building activities, games and a mini tournament each Friday.
Please
fill out the form on the following page and email to us: admin@netballkapiti.org.nz or
post to PO Box 362, Paraparaumu.
Registration is due by Friday the 8th
of April 2016.
EMAIL MRS CAMERON FOR THE FORM l.cameron@waikanae.school.nz
Places are limited – so book in as soon as possible.
Alternatively, contact Netball Kapiti for further details on 902
4632.
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