Presentations

Join us for an exciting session introducing “YOU.FO” – the innovative new game that combines elements of flying discs and team sports to create an adrenaline-pumping experience like no other.

In this session, we will introduce the basic rules, competition format and scoring system will also be introduced too.

Participants will take part in dynamic taster sessions of Kabaddi (a strategic tag game originating in Central Asia), Gaelic Football (an exciting rugby–soccer hybrid from Ireland), American Football (Non-contact variations) and Handball (a fast-paced sport popular across Central Europe).

In this session, we’ll move beyond outdated "tough it out" mentalities and explore a science-backed framework to decode the emotional game.

This practical, on-court workshop demonstrates how to transform volleyball instruction using the Play with Purpose framework.

This active session focused on data-based feedback for the purpose of improving learning guides participants to build learner agency through formative feedback.

Our physical literacy system for kids, the Parkour Animal Paths, is designed specifically to capture the natural abilities of young people and expand upon them to help every child achieve their full potential, both in body and mind.

In our parkour programmes we combine jumping with balance and accuracy work to enable young athletes to utilise their jumping abilities in any environment, safely and efficiently.

A discussion about diversity, equity, and inclusion in physical education. In this presentation, Dominique will discuss context, wider responsibilities, and how we can get there as physical educators.

The workshop will demonstrate to participants the variety of ways in which outdoor experiential learning can be a highly effective (and highly engaging) way to address a significant number of a school's SEL and academic goals, incorporating elements of Design thinking, Integrated curriculum, multi-disciplinary activities (PE, environmental science, psychology (group dynamics), ecology, engineering, physics, character education, reflection, and leadership.