Get Involved

Jersey Sport deliver a unified response to the global pandemic and highlight key achievements in their 2020 Annual Report

Jersey Sport have released their Annual Report for 2020 which highlights the organisation’s key achievements during a year which brought about unexpected and unprecedented challenges.

5,000 households invited to take part in public health survey  

Households in Jersey are being selected at random to take part in a one-off Health, Activity and Wellbeing Survey run by the Public Health Department.

Jersey Sport wants you to Get Involved!

Launching this summer is Jersey Sport’s fresh new movement designed to get more islanders involved with sport. The campaign, Get Involved, is proudly supported by the visiting British & Irish Lions.

Watch The British & Irish Lions in action at one of two open training sessions!

Rugby fans will have the opportunity to watch The British & Irish Lions live in action next month. Two of the Lions’ training sessions are being opened to the public, allowing 1,200 spectators.

Islanders given opportunity to attend The British & Irish Lions fundraising dinner in community ballot!

20 lucky islanders are being given the opportunity to attend An Audience with The British & Irish Lions, free of charge, by entering an online community ballot.

Fundraising dinner with The British & Irish Lions will enable more young people in Jersey to access sport at all levels

Statement from Jersey Sport

Jersey Sport today announces that James Wileman will be stepping down from his role as Head of Corporate Services at the end of May, though he will continue to act as an advisor to the organisation.

Grants for local sport to help recover from the impact of COVID-19

Sports bodies will be able to apply for a Jersey Sport COVID-19 Recovery Grant, from Wednesday 31 March, to assist with the financial difficulties they may have incurred due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Inspiring Active Places Strategy launched to deliver Jersey’s new sports and wellbeing facilities

The Government of Jersey has today launched its Inspiring Active Places (IAP) Strategy, which outlines new plans for the future of sport and wellbeing facilities across the island.

Consultation held on re-connection of sport

With plans to start re-connecting adult outdoor sport from Monday 8 March, the minister, Jersey Sport and government officers held a consultation with over 100 individuals from local sports clubs.

A message from Phil Austin MBE, Chairman of Jersey Sport

Jersey Sport is today surprised and disappointed to learn that outdoor adult sport will not be permitted until Monday 8th March 2021, some two weeks after the opening of cafes and restaurants.

Jersey Sport make new appointment to help drive and inspire an active Jersey

Jersey Sport is delighted to announce the appointment of James Wileman, previously the Designate Deputy Chief of Police for the States of Jersey, to the new position of Head of Corporate Services.