Presentations

The presentation will be based on what team, classroom and business culture can look like when it is flourishing.

This interactive session will be engaging from start to finish. Be it online or in person, I know what its like to simply sit and listen, which is why there is a huge importance placed on audience members being involved.

In this activity session, we will explore lesson formats that balance structure and flexibility, integrating student agency and teacher expertise.

This presentation will be a mix of learning, moving, and possibly creating.

Practical information for starting or improving your coach development process. We want to have an evaluation process that helps to not only keep your coaches happy but also develops them into the best coaches they can be within your school's philosophy and expectations.

Join this hands-on workshop to explore effective strategies for creating a safe, culturally responsive health class.

Both Australia and the UK are reporting declining numbers in swimming ability, the RLSS UK Rookie Lifeguard program is a water safety and lifesaving skills program for children aged 8-12, designed to teach self-rescue, survival, rescue, and lifesaving sports skills in a fun and engaging way, in this session learn how to embrace and embed a water safety and lifesaving program throughout your aquatic provision across all year groups.

This session explores how to reimagine Physical Education by leveraging curriculum goals through alternative activities like circus, wheels-based sports, parkour, and acroyoga.

Walk away from this workshop with a deeper understanding of the consent continuum, an updated resource bank, some ready-to-use learning activities, and ideas for developing a skills-based unit that is responsive to diverse, multilingual learners.

Participants will learn practical strategies for building connections in adventure education, including techniques for facilitating team building and communication, as well as methods for encouraging reflection and personal growth. Additionally, we will examine how to adapt adventure education activities to meet the unique needs of elementary school students.