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KidzNet Carnival 2012
Netball Singapore will be organising a series of KidzNet Carnivals this year.
KidzNet carnivals aim to give children more opportunities to play and enjoy netball at a non-competitive level.
Schools can send children 10 yrs & under (P2, P3 & P4).
Size 4 balls will be used at this carnival, and subject to numbers, teams with P2 students may play using shorter goal-posts (2.4m).
Dates: 19 May, 1 September (SPSSC) and 10 November
Time: 8.00am - 2.00pm
Venue: Kalland Netball Centre
Carnival Fees: $25/team
Closing Date: 30th April
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KidzNet Carnival 2011
| Dates | : 21 May, 17 Sep (SPSSC) and 12 Nov |
| Age Group | : 10 yrs old and below (P2 – P4) |
| Time | : 8am to 1pm (depending on teams) |
| Venue: | : Kallang Netball Centre |
| Carnival Fees | : $25 per team (no limits to number of teams per school) |
| Closing Dates | : 6 May, 28 Oct |
| Format |
: Round Robin Format shall be adopted |
| Umpires | : Students from Active Programme will be umpiring. No umpiring fee will be charged |
KidzNet Carnival 2010
Dates : 22 May / 13 Nov 2010 (Saturday)
Time : 8am – 1pm
Locations : Kallang Netball Centre
Categories : Teams may be split into categories depending on no. of teams (e.g. P2 & P3 / P3 / P4)
Cost : $25 per team (Covers umpire fees; No limit to number of teams per school)
SPSSC KidzNet Carnival 2009
The Annual SPSSC KidzNet Carnival 2009 was successfully concluded on 14 November 2009 at the Kallang Netball Centre. This KidzNet Carnival brought approximately 55 teams (550 children) from 35 schools together in this one-day carnival.
KidzNet Carnival is organized by the Singapore Primary Schools Sports Council (SPSSC) through the North, South and West zones convenors and supported by Netball Singapore. The objective of the event is to encourage for all Primary 3 and 4 children (10 & Under) to play Netball and to promote a healthy lifestyle through the participation of games.
KidzNet, also known as modified Netball for children, was introduced in April 2006. It is to develop netball skills in a fun environment encouraging children to have active participation and a chance to try hard, to improve and to gain satisfaction from playing netball. This is done by modifying the rules and equipment of the game. Through playing, children will then develop their interest for netball and continue playing the game in a higher level.
During the event, the ball is smaller in size and children are also allowed to hold the ball for 6 sec instead of 3. These modified rules are to ease the children into the game and to make it fun for them.
Sponsors: Singapore Press Holdings, Pokka Corporation, Banana Boat, Sunshine Bakeries, Kellogg Company