Presentations

The one-hour workshop is designed to equip educators with the tools to effectively teach Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE).

This presentation explores the global development of disc sports, with a special focus on kindergarten, schools and universities.

Participants will explore developmentally appropriate strategies for teaching gymnastics across all grade levels, from playful foundations in elementary (like animal walks, basic rolls, and jump to land drills), to partner balances and simple mat sequences in middle school, to personalized skill progressions and routine creation in high school.

This presentation explores the transformation of the Physical Education curriculum by shifting from traditional, sport-based units to concept-driven units anchored in essential questions.

How do we design school activities programmes that don’t just offer opportunities, but actively help students discover what they love? This interactive workshop blends research and real-world practice

The Intentional PE Effect invites educators to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their identity, vision, curiosity, and purpose as teachers..

This session will highlight unique activities from our SPARK PE units not typically found in traditional PE programs.

This workshop introduces the fundamental movement skills that support the jumping events, using fun, accessible activities to build coordination, control, and confidence.

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.