Presentations

This presentation draws on original research into informal sport to challenge foundational assumptions about how we resource and support people for a lifetime in sport.

Understanding these intertwined threads and how they interact matters for the development and support of healthy school communities where all members can flourish.

The focus of equity and inclusion in education is that we are able to cater to the needs of ALL our student learners.

This workshop will explore an innovative and research-informed approach to delivering PE.

In this short encounter, we'll explore who we are as learners and consider the ways in which this may impact our behaviors in the classroom and on the field.

This presentation explores the critical components of movement and positioning in tennis, with a focus on developing these skills across different stages of junior development: Red, Orange, and Green. It emphasizes the importance of teaching balance, proper stances, ball control, and movement patterns to ensure players can effectively cover the court, execute accurate shots, and recover efficiently.

Learn about our department's step-by-step approach to redesigning the PE curriculum, including initial planning, vertical alignment, and the impact on teaching and learning.