5th June, 2023
Recognising outstanding coaches, officials and volunteers Sport NI’s SportMaker Awards are back for 2023 and nominations are now closed. Please check back at a later date to see who our winners are. The SportMaker Awards recognise the outstanding contribution of coaches, officials, volunteers and projects over the last 12 months and the vital role they play in supporting,…Continue reading this article →
4th October, 2022
Useful Document / Research: Are all domains created equal? An exploration of stakeholder views on the concept of physical literacy Physical Literacy Across the World ICSSPE Bulletin Developing Physical Literacy – Building a New Normal for All Canadians Relevant Organisations: Sport Ireland International Physical Literacy Association Sport For Life Historical Documents in relation…Continue reading this article →
4th October, 2022
Physical Literacy goes beyond just knowing how to move; it’s about understanding why movement matters and how you feel while doing it. It’s the foundation for a lifetime of physical activity, promoting well-being and preventing disease. By enhancing your physical literacy, you’ll gain the tools to lead a more vibrant, fulfilling life. Sport NI is committed…Continue reading this article →
26th October, 2020
Sport NI are delighted to be able to share the findings of the Club Survey 2019 which was undertaken late last year. The survey has been the most comprehensive piece of research Sport NI has undertaken with clubs. It has provided Sport NI with a greater understanding of the club landscape in Northern Ireland, their…Continue reading this article →
30th May, 2019
Get ready for UK Coaching Week Sport NI believe that #GreatCoaching drives sporting activity, great experiences and helps to deliver a healthier, more active and cohesive society. Coaching helps us to be active, improve and connect. During Coaching Week, clubs, coaches, community groups, education, businesses and the public will come together to showcase and explore how…Continue reading this article →
13th November, 2018
A Belfast-based judo coach working with children with special needs has been named Disability Coach of the Year at the 2018 Sport Northern Ireland SportMaker Awards. Gemma Reynolds, a former Irish judo squad member and multiple All-Ireland champion, is the Head Coach at Inspire NI, Northern Ireland’s first special needs/autism specific judo and multi-sport club.…Continue reading this article →
30th October, 2018
A Macmillan Cancer Support initiative helping hundreds of local people living with cancer through sport has been named Project of the Year Sport Northern Ireland’s 2018 SportMaker Awards. Move More Northern Ireland, working in partnership with physical activity providers, local councils and health and social care trusts all over Northern Ireland, supports people with cancer…Continue reading this article →
19th October, 2018
Belfast Ladies Netball Club Coach Clare Winning has lived up to her name by collecting a prize at the 2018 Sport NI SportMaker Awards. Clare was named Club Performance Coach of the Year in recognition of her achievements with the club’s Firsts, Seconds and Thirds, whom she led to multiple successes in the 2017/18 season.…Continue reading this article →
28th September, 2018
Interaction and collaboration were the key themes as Sport NI hosted its annual Club and Workforce Engagement event this week. Connected ’18 was billed as Sport NI’s first ‘un-conference’ with a focus on interactive discussions over traditional conference speeches. The event took place at the Hilton Templepatrick during 2018 European Week of Sport, and brought…Continue reading this article →
11th June, 2018
Sport Northern Ireland is giving the sporting community an opportunity to say “thank you” to local coaches, officials and volunteers as it opens nominations for the 2018 SportMaker Awards. The Awards acknowledge the work of Northern Ireland’s sporting workforce and highlight the outstanding people and projects that have made a big impact over the last…Continue reading this article →