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As part of the Eat, Breathe, Move program, Skills and Drills encouraged students to get involved with local sporting clubs and increase physical activity across the April, June/July and September 2023 school holidays.
Skills and Drills events were facilitated by a network of sporting clubs, schools and Council. Primary students had the opportunity to practice basic skills and try a variety of sporting and physical activities.
The Skills and Drills model was designed to reduce cost and commitment barriers for youth involvement, increase participation in sports clubs, and assist with resources to run events.
“Loved it. We were looking for a new sport that he would enjoy. Great way to try out.” Parent
“My kids absolutely loved it, it was well organised with a huge variety of sports for them to try. Hope there are more events like this for kids in Bundaberg.” Parent
“Thanks for including [our club] as one of the sports. We had a very good turnout and have already signed up more junior players to our program as a direct result of these clinics.” Sporting Club
Eat, Breathe, Move was an initiative of the Building a Health Bundaberg Alliance. The project was funded under Round 2 of the ActiveKIT Program by the Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport and Health and Wellbeing Queensland.
As part of the Eat, Breathe, Move program, Skills and Drills encouraged students to get involved with local sporting clubs and increase physical activity across the April, June/July and September 2023 school holidays.
Skills and Drills events were facilitated by a network of sporting clubs, schools and Council. Primary students had the opportunity to practice basic skills and try a variety of sporting and physical activities.
The Skills and Drills model was designed to reduce cost and commitment barriers for youth involvement, increase participation in sports clubs, and assist with resources to run events.
“Loved it. We were looking for a new sport that he would enjoy. Great way to try out.” Parent
“My kids absolutely loved it, it was well organised with a huge variety of sports for them to try. Hope there are more events like this for kids in Bundaberg.” Parent
“Thanks for including [our club] as one of the sports. We had a very good turnout and have already signed up more junior players to our program as a direct result of these clinics.” Sporting Club
Eat, Breathe, Move was an initiative of the Building a Health Bundaberg Alliance. The project was funded under Round 2 of the ActiveKIT Program by the Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport and Health and Wellbeing Queensland.
Please fill out this form if you are interested in participating in or promoting free Skills and Drills events.
Council is collecting your personal information (e.g. name, email, phone number, etc.), for the purposes of registering your interest in participating in the Eat, Breathe, Move Program as outlined on this form. This information will be accessed by authorised Council officers and disclosed to Council’s contracted suppliers under the Eat, Breathe, Move Program. Personal information will be handled in accordance with Council's Privacy Statement governed by the Information Privacy Act 2009. Visit bundaberg.qld.gov.au/privacy for further information.
Any questions regarding this survey can be directed to Council's Community Engagement team at engagement@bundaberg.qld.gov.au.
