The phrase "sport workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a workshop that focuses on a particular sport or sports in general. For example, you could say, "I'm attending a sport workshop this weekend to improve my basketball skills."
Johnson attended a sports workshop led by Jeff Perrotti, the organization's Northeast coordinator.
It consists of one or two home visits, parents visiting the fitness training, a sports workshop for the children, and one or two follow-up telephone calls.
The industrial complex includes dormitories, cafeterias, sport facilities, workshops, etc. Describes typical worker's day, a visit to the factory's school for children, and a visit to the factory's university.
In response to a number of racist incidents, the school started using the breaks to forge connections between the newcomers and established school population by organising joint activities (e.g. sports, knitting workshops).
Over 40,000 Liberian children took part in the country's first Children's Festival, which including music, dance, literary and sports competitions, workshops and performances.
The festival will include a mix of 'learn and fun' activities including music, dance, literary and sports competitions, workshops and special events on art, photography, careers, life skills, radio, books/comics, films and sports, music and cultural concerts.
Activities including music, dance, literary and sports competitions, workshops on arts, photography, careers, life skills, radio, nature, books, films and sports, music and cultural concerts are organized for the whole day to provide a forum for children and young people to express their views, learn and have fun.
They participate in various activities – music, painting, acting, dancing, sport and literary workshops.
An informed consent form will be obtained from all public health experts participating in the rating workshops, sport club representatives and schools.
