Interactive Learning Sessions – Tuesday – AM
Tuesday - AM
9th July 2019
Name: Matt Coldrey
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Pri Teachers, PE Advisers, Consultants, Coaches, Trainees
Title: Outdoor and Adventurous Activities in Limited Space
Description: Outdoor and Adventurous Activities in Primary School PE can be a challenge, especially when you only have limited space to use.
This workshop looks at what OAA is, and what it looks like in the KS1 & 2 PE curriculum.
The workshop will be a practical session examining the intended learning outcomes of OAA, and how it can be delivered within a range of school learning environments.
Delegates will leave with an understanding of OAA in primary schools, ideas of how to deliver it, and some resource pack that will include example activities and session plans.
Name: Angela Lydon
Organisation: West Specialist Inclusive Learning Centre, Leeds and Special Olympics
Email: Angela.lydon@westsilc.org
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, PE Advisers, Lecturers, Consultants, Coaches, Trainees, Governors, CSP/APs
Title: PE. Sport and Physical Activity for student with Profound and multiple Learning difficulties and Complex needs.
Description: This workshop will provide an introduction and definition of PMLD and what it means to the delegates. It will outline what high quality interactive and non-tokenistic PE looks like for individuals with PMLD and complex needs.
It will explore schemes and frameworks that are in place to support individuals with Complex needs including the Special Olympics Motor Activities Training Programme and Enham Trust MOVE programme.
The workshop will be around 25% theory and 75% practical.
Name: Ian Roberts & Paul Sammon
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, PE Advisers, Lecturers, Consultants, Coaches, Trainees, Governors, CSP/AP Education Leads, Other
Title: Building resilience and mental strength in children and young people through Physical Education.
Description: This interactive workshop will support delegates in developing strategies to help young people build resilience through a combination of thoughts, behaviour and actions.
Delegates will be challenged within three domains;
Intent: Delegates will be encouraged to reflect on their practice.
Implementation: Delegates will be encouraged to consider strategies for promoting resilience through how and what they teach and the learning environment created?
Impact: Delegates will be encouraged to consider the application of this learning to their own practice/context, how they will share with colleagues and the potential impact on children and young people’s learning.
Name: Sarah Walmsley Sarah Price
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, PE Advisers, Coaches, Trainees, CSP/AP Children and young people leads
Title: Team Up
Description: An active session introducing participants to some of the brain chemicals that control our behaviours. Through exploring these, we will look at the link between physical activity and mental health and well-being in our children.
Name: Russ Martin & Andrew Frapwell
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Secondary Teachers, PE Advisers
Title: How do we align our teaching, learning and assessment with school values, ethos and aims and national curriculum? The importance of personal development
Description: As part of the Sport England Teacher Training Approach project promoting physical activity, afPE supported Plymouth School of Creative Arts with their curriculum alignment.
The workshop will:
- Share a narrative about what changed and why;
- Provide insight into the alignment from intent to impact;
- Reflect on the impact for teachers and students
Name: Victoria Bull & John I’Anson
Target Audience: Subject Leaders, Primary Teachers, PE Advisers, Lecturers, Consultants, Trainees
Title: Primary Curriculum Mapping
Description: Rather than have a curriculum map that only reflects the programme of study and the availability of the school facilities, especially the hall or indoor space, this workshop will explore how the attainment targets at KS1 and KS2 can be reflected in the mapping of the curriculum showing intent, implementation and impact related to the aims and content on the national curriculum.
Name: Will Swaithes
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, Trainees
Title: Start with the why: unpicking your curriculum intent
Description: Inspired by the work of Simon Sinek, this interactive workshop will help you focus in on the curriculum intent of Physical Education.
As practitioners, all too often we rush to and get bogged down in thinking and planning for what we do in our lessons rather than focusing on the far more important question of why! This workshop will help you reflect on the outcomes you want for your students and as a consequence may challenge some of your current content in terms of relevance and meaning.
Name: Jaz Ampaw-Farr (Conference keynote speaker)
Target Audience: Head Teachers, Subject Leaders, Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, PE Advisers, Lecturers, Consultants, Coaches, Trainees, Governors, CSP/APs
Title: Building Your Impact Roadmap: How to engage, enrol and create excitement in young people around PE in education and beyond
Description: You know that PE is a culture, rather than an hour on the field on Thursday afternoon. Despite facing obstacles you work incredibly hard to embed that way of life in your students’ mindset.
This can be frustrating because everyone deserves the lifetime benefits that PE offers. I’m living proof of the impact passionate educators can have and I’ve worked with leaders just like you to help them help students make more meaningful connections with and through PE.
In this workshop you’ll build your own step by step roadmap to making more impact on the lives of the students you serve.