Transforming lives through physical activity

What we do

Working together to create sport, active recreation and play opportunities in our region.

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sports clubs and

recreation activities

near you

Activities and ideas to keep the Bay of Plenty moving.

Green Prescription

Our healthy lifestyle programme

Young People

Sporting and recreational activities

Adults

Sporting and recreational activities

Seniors

Stay active with strength and balance classes

Outdoor Activities

Get out and about in the Bay

Funding

Discover the options available to help boost your sport, active recreation and play goals.

Click Funding Sources below to see all options, including scholarships, and apply.

Funding Sources Guide to Funding

 

Latest News & Media Releases

Pink Week: Bringing Positive Vibes Only to life

Thursday, June 4, 2026

From 8–14 June, Sport Bay of Plenty and our Positive Vibes Only (Me pai te wairua) partners are inviting clubs, teams, whānau, officials, volunteers and supporters to get behind a shared message: let’s make sport a place where respect, encouragement and great sideline behaviour are the norm.

Positive Vibes Only (Me pai te wairua) launches this winter

Monday, May 18, 2026

Positive Vibes Only (PVO) is rolling out across the Bay of Plenty this winter, bringing a shared focus on what positive behaviour looks like in youth sport. The campaign encourages small, practical changes that help create supportive and enjoyable environments for players, coaches, officials and whānau.

Community-driven solutions taking shape in Kawerau

Thursday, April 16, 2026

Thanks to funding from New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT), Sport Bay of Plenty’s Locally Led Advisor role is supporting Kawerau to lead its own pathway toward more accessible, culturally-grounded physical activity opportunities for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau.

PARS Strategy community workshops

Thursday, February 12, 2026

Sport Bay of Plenty is hosting a new series of community workshops with Recreation Sport and Leisure Consultancy (RSL) as part of the development of the Bay of Plenty Play, Active Recreation and Sport Strategy (PARS Strategy).

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