Are you interested in becoming a volunteer Physical Activity Ambassador for Kingston Gets Active? Now is your chance! We are recruiting volunteers to act as Walking School Bus Leaders at three local schools, to deliver presentations on physical activity and/or to attend events to promote the importance
Grade 9 students are being offered a free Kingston Transit Pass to encourage them to ride the bus to access recreational programs throughout the city as part of Kingston Gets Active’s Grade 9 Community Activity Pass program. Kingston Gets Active, a community-wide partnership of organizations including school
ACTIVPASS (Grade 5 and 9 Community Physical Activity Pass) IS BACK IN ITS 8TH YEAR– Effective November 1st, all grade 5 and 9 students in public and private schools in the greater Kingston area will get free access to physical activity at participating facilities at designated times. To
Here is the City of Kingston’s Active Living Charter, which outlines how the City of Kingston is looking to integrate physical activity into daily routines. This charter provides guidance as to policies, community designs, infrastructure, equipment, community recreation programming, education and awareness, and methods for working together. Active
There are so many ways to get active in Kingston without having to spend much money. Free acitivities include: Family Fit-Stops in the parks, splash pads & wading pools, free Friday swims, neighborhood park drop-in programs for kids and free recreation facility use with the grade 5 &
Join the Kingston Gets Active Facebook page for active updates, information and links on how, when and where to be active in the Kingston area! Did you know that the brand new Polson Park Skatepark just opened May 25? Did you hear that the Memorial Centre Outdoor Aquatic Centre opens Saturday,
Spring is in the air, an ideal time to ditch the car and start commuting and exploring by bicycle. Kingston city cycling maps have just been released by KCAT (Kingston Coalition for Active Transportation). Included on the map are the K & P Trail, the Waterfront Trail and the
TORONTO – MARCH 27, 2012 – Children aged four and under should move more and sit less every day as recommended by the first-ever Canadian Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines for the Early Years (ages 0-4 years). All children aged one to four should accumulate at
Kicks 4 Kids is a new program from P.R.O. Kids where used soccer cleats and shin pads will be collected and given to those in need. Beginning March 12, soccer cleats and shin pads can be dropped off at any Kingston Canadian Tire Store, the Invista Centre,
(From CBC news) An illustrated video with a simple message about health has received more than a million hits on YouTube, much to the delight of the Toronto doctor who created it. “My bankability with teenagers has increased significantly,” Dr. Mike Evans told CBC News on Wednesday. Evans
Use your student card for FREE access to recreation facilities across Kingston and area!
Do you want to inspire others to be active? Do you have a desire to contribute to your community?
Did you know that physical literacy is as important as reading, writing and arithmetic?
