Presentations

Aimed at PE specialists, this session will provide a clear framework for delivering dynamic movement skills, using both large and small apparatus. You’ll gain the tools to structure lessons that not only build physical competence but inspire confidence to use challenging apparatus.

Participants will walk away with tools to help schools and teams stay agile, resilient, and ready for what comes next.

In this session, participants will also have the opportunity to practice group session planning & delivery.

Participants will be initiated to the sport and play different cooperative games. Play inside or outside. Have a ball!!

In this session, we will identify the two categories of characters and show you how to make ONE simple WORD to coach and live with it, yes, a word, not a phrase, not a sentence, but a word. And your coaches and athlete’s character will start to be different for goodness and greatness.（Note: This workshop includes hands-on activity time.）

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.

Participants will experience the fundamental throwing and catching skills, simple partner challenges, engaging minigames and the official 3-vs-3 RingCross game.

In this session you will learn the fundamentals of low gait movement, including how to fall safely and roll, and how to deliver a range of activities to young people to develop and challenge their movement capacities.

This workshop will review the planning and teaching of Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS), looking at how many and which FMS are best learnt using a Game Based Approach.

The presentation will highlight the infrastructure, planning and practices that enables the intentional development of 21CC in students through unstructured play, garnered through an exploratory study of Singapore schools via observations, focus-group discussions with key stakeholders and surveys