New Zealand launch for childrens multi-sports program

Leading children's multi-sports program provider Sportybots Pty Ltd has marked their expansion into the New Zealand market by giving away the first three licenses to suitable sporting facilities in New Zealand.
Sportybots Pty Ltd Director, Mel Faull, says "with the recent Milo State of Play report highlighting the need for New Zealand children to become more active daily, we want our programmes to reach these childrenand help get them active as soon as possible so we are waiving the licensing fee for the first three centres."

Introducing physical activity to children in their preschool years and giving young children the opportunity to participate in fun sporting and fitness opportunities in early childhood, lays the foundations for a healthy and active lifestyle that will carry into adulthood.

Faull adds "the Allsportzprogram for sport and recreation centres, gives children to opportunity to learn and try a variety of sports in a fun non competitive environment that leads to a better understanding of each sport and increases their level of sports participation at local clubs and schools beyond the program."

Sportybots Pty Ltd has a mission to give all children the opportunity to participate in fun, accessible and affordable sports programs in their communities.

Operating since 2007, Sportybots Pty Ltd is South Australia's leading and original children's multi-sports program. Prior to licensing the programs in November 2011 Sportybots operated 16+ locations in South Australia running 50+ classes per week. Since licensing the program to sport and recreation centres, Sportybots programs are reaching children in South Australia, Victoria, Queensland and Western Australia while, in February 2012 the business welcomed its first internationally licensed centre in Kuwait. Further Sports centre licensing opportunities are available Australia wide as well as overseas.

For more information about program licensing contact 0402 627 697, E: info@sportybots.com.au, www.sportybots.com.au

25th February 2012 - CHILDREN’S SPORT PROGRAM EXPANDS INTERNATIONALLY