Presentations
Evidence demonstrates the enormous benefits for mental and physical health that come from being active outdoors and from engaging with one's surroundings. Our programmes teach you how to identify what movement and exercises possibilities are afforded to us by the environment, built structures and natural architecture.
Through structured dialogue and deep listening we'll apply ourselves to the task of surfacing our unique approaches and how they help us serve our diverse students and school communities.
Join us for an active workshop located in our outdoor climbing area. Engage in our Year 6 rock climbing, bouldering, and archery challenges.
This year, we aim to continue the conversation by exploring the evolution and expansion of the program. Our focus will be on building upon the foundation laid in our last presentation, taking a deeper dive into breathwork, GPS devices, and school program development.
Schema is all about tapping into the prior knowledge of our students and helping make PE relevant and useful to their lives.
Delegates will have opportunities to explore ideas and applications with like-minded colleagues, engage in activities appropriate to their own school contexts and progressively dive into what it means to be a teacher-researcher.
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.
This workshop takes a deep dive into the Physical Activity Adventure Pack (PAAP)—a carefully designed, developmentally appropriate scheme of work that supports movement, exploration, and skill-building in early childhood.
Participants will participate in a variety of activities and perform the assessments themselves to be better able to implement them into their own classrooms.
This presentation will navigate demystifying outdoor education curriculum, and with a model-based focus being able to integrate the same learnings into the classroom environment and beyond the walls of the school campus.