Highbury Whānau Centre: HWC Junior Youth Touch

HWC Junior Youth Touch

Highbury Whānau Centre Junior/Youth Touch

The Highbury Whānau Centre Junior/Youth Touch Module started back in 1994 to provide a positive sporting module for our youth. This module has been operating for over 20 years providing children and their families through the Manawatū with a fun and invigorating touch experience

The Junior Youth Touch Module is held at Monrad Park on a Friday night during October through to December.

Touch generally runs right through Term 4 every year.

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Aims - Ngā Tūmanako/Wawata/Whāinga

To Promote healthy lifestyle activities
To foster group and team participation
To encourage f airplay among all participating teams and supporters
To promote and foster the game of touch through the primary and intermediate schools and clubs within the Palmerston North and Manawatu regions
To provide each school/club team with the right equipment and resources to foster the game
To provide ongoing support and training to all players and coaches to further their participation wtihin touch
Ki te hāpai nei I te Oranga Tinana, te Oranga Wairua, te Oranga Hinengaro me te Oranga Whānau mō ngā tamariki mokopuna

Objectives - Ngā Whāinga

To promote the fairplay message to youth through sport
To foster the future success of the game of touch
To foster the future ranks of the Manawatu Touch Association
To encourage family involvement and participation by youth in touch within the Manawatu
To be innovative in our ideas within the propmotion of touch and healthy lifestyle choices
To achieve the status of being the best youth touch module within the Manawatu and NZ

Module Mode of Conduct

Fairplay is promoted in this module among players, coaching staff, referees, spectators and module management. We do not condone any form of abusive behaviour