Date and Time
12-13 November 2026
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Overview
In this 12 hour face-to-face course, topics will include learning as it relates to physical education in the early years exploring the unique context for early learners.
Topics
Why Movement Matters
- The importance of movement in early childhood
- Physical activity guidelines and global concerns
- Movement and brain development
- The link between movement, cognition and wellbeing
- Brain/body connectivity
Fundamental Movement Skills
Understanding FMS as the foundation of PE:
- Locomotor: running, jumping, hopping, rolling,
- Object control: throwing, catching, kicking
- Stability: balance, control, coordination
- Assess: Loose parts video
- The 8 Senses: stimulating the senses
From Physical Development to PE (Bridging the Gap)
- Differences between EYFS and structured PE
- Why children struggle in KS1 PE
- Importance of developmentally appropriate practice
- ZPD, Schemas and Play
The Power of Play, Imagination and Engagement
- Movement through storytelling and themes
- Child-led vs adult-guided movement
- Engagement through imagination
Environment & Provision
- Creating movement-rich environments
- Indoor vs outdoor movement opportunities
- Reducing sedentary behaviour
Working with Classroom Staff
- Adaptations to the classroom space
- Transitions
- Reciprocal Relationships
The PRISM Approach
- Locomotion & navigation
- Dance & movement
- ABC (agility, balance, coordination)
- Gymnastics
- Multi-skills
- Athletics
Who Should Attend
- International PE Teachers (ages 2–5)
- PE Lead
- Curriculum Leaders
Hanoi 2026
Job Role Applicability:
Conference Enhancement





