Presentations

This entry-level course, the  SWIM Australia™ Teacher (SAT), has the competence and knowledge to teach swimming and water safety to independent learners from ages 2.5 years upward, emphasising safety, fun, and skill development.

This workshop centres student autonomy, relatedness, and competence to support the development of physical literacy.

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.

Matt and Sydney will share their journey of re-imagining their school’s sports day through a well-being lens.

This presentation will focus on students' experiences outside of the classroom, during recess or transition times.

Have you considered waterpolo for your curriculum but unsure of where to start? in this session we will cover the basic skills required.

Play is chaotic and it’s chaotic for a very good reason. Complex systems like us require complex stressors in order to remain healthy and to reach our potential.

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!

Participants will take part in fun games while experiencing different strategies found within the Meaningful Physical Education (MPE) framework, emphasizing creating enjoyable, personally relevant, and socially connected PE experiences.