Presentations

This award-winning new sports and leisure game is based on throwing an aerodynamic ring with specially designed sticks. It is co-created with PE teachers, based on research and the session will blow your mind!

The levels of swimming ability in both the UK and Australia are on the decline, keeping swimmers engaged and learning through FUN and enjoyment is key. Explore ways to bring your early years swimming lesson to life through storytelling - link aquatic skills with Fundamental movement skills.

This session will particularly benefit PE specialists looking to deepen their subject knowledge, enhance their lesson delivery, and build a comprehensive approach to teaching gymnastics across key stages.

In this session, we’ll explore how those same dynamics show up in the era of AI.

In this session, we will begin by practicing various feeding skills and techniques, emphasizing their application in midcourt and rearcourt play.

This hands-on workshop equips Primary PE educators and coaches with practical strategies to deliver impactful lessons using layering. Learn how to break skills into simple steps, reduce cognitive overload, and build engaging games that support progress for all students.

In this session we will look at these different aspects of coaching, giving purpose, language and pathways toward maximizing a coach’s influence. Let’s train toward the areas where coaches can have the greatest influence.

Participants will leave with ready-to-use activities, teaching cues and unit design ideas that will increase student and athlete participation and enjoyment.

During this workshop, we’ll explore the latest in resources to help you address topics such as consent, sexting, and the influence of pornography in an authentic way to help meet your students where they’re at.

Integrating technology into physical activities to enhance learners executive function, which supports learning through better focussed attention, and memory through dual tasks (the layering of complexity NOT multi-tasking!) Best of all it's fun, active and progressive and can give data on individual learners and their progress.