Each year we venture over to Melbourne to compete in the Australian Gymnastics Championships for some healthy trans-Tasman rivalry, and we very much look forward to another year’s competition, to be held 20 – 26 May at Hisense Arena. Representing New Zealand for Women’s Artistic Gymnastics will be the following team: Isabella Brett (Christchurch School of Gymnastics) Coach: Tammy Salcianu … Read More
WAG – 2019 Universiade Team
The World University Games (Universiade) takes place every two years and is one of very few multi-sport events that showcases a high level of gymnastics from University students around the world. This year’s event will be held in Naples, Italy 5 – 15 July. We are super excited to have selected the following people to compete on the New Zealand … Read More
Project 2020 Update – March 2019
Recently, this Project 2020 update was sent out to all clubs. If you have not already done so, we encourage you to take some time to read it now. In this issue, we look a little deeper into the types of changes that are being made and how some clubs are tackling these changes and seeking new opportunities.More detailed information … Read More
Events update – March 2019
The 2019 Competition season has commenced and all events are now available on the Events calendar. Key things to note for 2019 Events and New Zealand Gymnastics Championships: Coach Qualifications: Coaches whose athletes are competing at the level eligible to attend the New Zealand Gymnastics Championships must hold (at a minimum) the Elementary Coach qualification for their code in order … Read More
Education Updates – March 2019
Education courses are well underway for 2019 and all course bookings are now done through Club Portal. Feedback about this registration process has been very positive so far. If you are wanting to book someone onto a course and have not yet received information about accessing club portal, please contact Helpdesk or your Relationship Manager and they will arrange this … Read More
Member Club Updates – March 2019
Emergency lock-down proceduresWith the horrific events in Christchurch on 15 March still very present in our minds we are working with clubs to put together a template lock-down procedure for clubs to adopt and adapt. While this is most certainly a policy we hope no one ever needs to put into action, it is vital to be prepared. This policy … Read More
Industry Updates – March 2019
Upcoming Employment Law ChangesIn 2018 the Government passed two bills relating to employment law which come into force in 2019. The changes are mostly focussed on enhancing employee and union rights. As a result, in 2019 you will need to review your employment agreements, policies and practices to ensure they reflect these changes. Domestic violence – Victims’ Protection Act 2018 … Read More
Development Opportunities – March 2019
Gymnastics Victoria Leading Clubs Conference 2019 This conference is an awesome opportunity to connect, learn and be inspired. Clubs from NZ have attended in the past and have found it an extremely valuable development opportunity. We are awaiting further information from Gymnastics Victoria and will share this once it is available. When: Monday 22nd – Tuesday 23rd July Where: Victoria … Read More
RG – 2019 Australian Gymnastics Championships Team
Each year we venture over to Melbourne to compete in the Australian Gymnastics Championships for some healthy trans-Tasman rivalry, and we very much look forward to another year’s competition, to be held 27 May – 3 June at Hisense Arena. Representing New Zealand for Rhythmic Gymnastics will be the following team: Level 10 Anna Hooker (Delta Rhythmic Gymnastics Club) Grace … Read More
RG – 2019 Ritam Cup Team
We are excited to be sending a New Zealand Team to the Rhythmic Gymnastics Ritam Cup, to take place in Belgrade, Serbia on 20-21 April 2019. The members selected to the New Zealand team are: • Anna Taylor (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) • Paris Chin (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) • Miyu Wadamori (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) • Coach: Elena Mesheryakova (Olympia Gymnastic Sports) … Read More