Scoop has an Ethical Paywall
Harbour Heat players left feeling the burn
April 4, 2008
North Shore City media release
Harbour Heat players left feeling the
burn
In2it's Hoop with
the Heat went off with a bang last night with over seventy
kids, from a variety of ages, challenging the Appliance Shed
Harbour Heat players' basketball skills.
In2it is a product of North Shore City Council's Youth Destinations Project, which aims to get more 10-15 year olds physically active in their leisure time.
North Shore City's youth destinations project manager, Dan Kane, says the event provided kids with the opportunity to meet the players and create a bit of heat of their own.
"It was a night where skills were tested and sometimes shown off and everyone had a great time," he says.
"The Raise Up and Represent Crew were on hand to help out and we had heaps of And1 gear, basketballs, Harbour Heat season tickets and in2it apparel to give away.
"We've got more exciting events coming up over the next few weeks. Our 50meter monster of a slip n slide is back at Stafford Park, Fly a Kite Day and a BMX day at the end of April.
"All our up and coming events are on the website www.in2it.org.nz and you can also register there to receive our newsletter."
For more information about the Youth
Destinations Project visit www.northshorecity.govt.nz
ENDS
NZEI Te Riu Roa: Mandated Single Approach To Reading Will Not Work
The Conversation: Could The School Phone Ban Work?
Public Health Communication Centre: To Avoid A Measles Epidemic, Aotearoa Must Close The ‘Immunity Gap’
Heritage New Zealand: Kid-friendly Archaeology Resource Kit Launched As Part Of Archaeology Week
Tatai Aho Rau Core Education: Cyber Skills Programme For Tamariki Recognised At Māori Language Awards
Waitaha Kapa Haka: Waitaha-South Island Kapa Haka Celebrates 60th Anniversary