2012

ATTN: HeAlTH ANd Pe/sPorT CoordiNATor

TICK AND PASS ON Health/PE Coordinator School Counsellor Sports Coordinator be active Committee Outdoor Ed Coordinator Governing Council

South Australian Health & Physical Education

Conference

Prince Alfred CollegeApril 19th & 20th

Incorporating the Outdoor Education Association

Conference (OEASA)

Coordinated by ACHPER (SA) - Promoting Active and Healthy Living The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education & Recreation, SA Branch Inc

You are invited to attend the ACHPER South Australian Health & Physical Education Conference to be held in Adelaide on the 19th & 20th April, 2012. This conference, set to attract over 220 delegates and with 65 sessions is one of the largest professional learning opportunities of its kind in South Australia. The conference will be professionally stimulating, enjoyable and supportive of those who work in education and community settings. The program provides a range of sessions that are of importance to Health, Physical Education, Dance, Sport and Outdoor educators; as well as classroom teachers, recreation, sport and health professionals, coaches, school counsellors and early childhood educators.

ACHPER (SA) has encouraged presenters to provide practical, innovative and inspiring contributions that will enthuse you in your work with children and students.

Your colleagues at ACHPER (SA) commend this conference and encourage you to consider the many benefits of ACHPER membership. We look forward to seeing you at Prince Alfred College in Adelaide on April 19th & 20th, for this popular high quality professional learning activity.

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invitation

Friday - Stephen Mitchell (USA)Professor Stephen Mitchell, Kent State University, Ohio (USA)Steve Mitchell is a Professor of Sport Pedagogy at Kent State University in Ohio (USA). Steve has authored numerous articles and book chapters related to standards-based and teaching sport for understanding using a tactical teaching approach in Physical Education. He has also co-authored two textbooks related to Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) within physical education, including one that is now into its third edition (Teaching sport concepts and skills: A tactical games approach). Recent undertakings include curriculum and assessment projects with several school districts in NE Ohio, and membership on the state PE standards curriculum writing and assessment development teams. Steve is currently president of the Ohio AHPERD (Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance) and is a nominee this year for the NASPE (National Association for Sport and Physical Education) presidency. He is an international expert in game performance assessment and the pedagogy of teaching sport for understanding in physical education.

“Steve is one of the most dedicated and intelligent professionals I know”(Joy Butler, Past Chair of the Teaching Games for Understanding - TGfU Special Interest Group)

We are delighted to welcome Stephen ‘Down Under’ and know he will inspire educators with his presentation.

Keynote Speakers

Thursday - Tim Olds (Australia)Professor Tim Olds, University of South Australia

Tim Olds is continually investigating the fields of fitness, fatness, physical activity and food intake in children and adolescents in Australia and around the world. His recent research interests have been in secular trends in the sleep, fitness, fatness, physical activity and food intake. Tim’s current work looks at how people use their time, especially when undertaking behavioural change programs.

Much of Tim’s recent work has focussed on sleep patterns in children and adolescents. He has explored links between sleep and obesity, charted the history of sleep and sleep recommendations over the last century.

A world known and regarded presenter, we are delighted to have Tim as our keynote speaker for this Conference.

Promoting Active & Healthy Living

For further details:ACHPER (SA)

105 King William Street, Kent Town SA 5067

Phone: (08) 8363 5700, Fax (08) 8362 9800,

Email: info@achpersa.com.au All information and registration is

available at our website: www.achpersa.com.au

ACHPER (SA) are delighted to have our invited guests address the conference in 2012!

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Conference Sponsors

This Conference is proudly sponsored by The Government of South Australia through:• SA Health• The Office for Recreation and Sport

ACHPER (SA) Partners

The Conference has been supported by our partners:• Credit Union SA• Footsteps Dance Company• Heart Foundation• IDM Sports

Trade Exhibitors

Advanced Sporting Surfaces SACredit Union SAE-TeachingFootsteps Dance CompanyHeart FoundationIDM SportsLappset SA & NTMacpacMt Buller - Buller Ski Lifts Pty LtdNetball SAPolar Kids R ActiveSpeedmintonSports Medicine Australia - SA Branch

Other Supporters

ACHPER NationalAlmond Board of AustraliaAUSTSWIMCEASA - The Council for Education Associations of SAHuman KineticsMount Lofty Spring Water

For further information on our sponsors, supporters and partners, please see the final page of this program or visit www.achpersa.com.au

Guest SpeakerThursday - Tim NielsenHead Coach - Emerging Redbacks Cricket Program, SACATim Nielsen is a former South Australian state cricketer and the former head coach of the Australian cricket team (2007-2011). He was a talented wicketkeeper-batsman for South Australia who quickly made his mark in the coaching arena. He played the last of his 101 games as wicketkeeper-batsman for South Australia in 1999 before he moved into coaching, first with the Redbacks and then as an assistant with the national team, before becoming the head coach of the Centre of Excellence in Brisbane in 2005. Tim will share some of his background experiences, and outline his thoughts on the importance of teamwork, goal setting and effective communication to ensure team success.

Acknowledgement and Thanks:

ACHPER (SA) appreciates the support of a number of key ACHPER members who have assisted with the development of this conference program.

ACHPER (SA) thanks and wishes to acknowledge over 60 presenters who have generously supported this conference and assist the promotion of active and healthy living in South Australia.

Coordinating Committee:

Shane Pill (Chair)

George Evreniadis

Janet Harper

Amanda Henry

Mike George

Toby Priest

Chris Gent

Rick Baldock

Scott Polley

Event Coordinators: ACHPER (SA)

Matt Schmidt, Executive Director

Emily Arbon, Project Officer

Lauren Comas, Project Officer

Heather Van Cooten, Project Assistant

Some comments from 2011 Conference attendees:

•“Overall a fantastic conference. Informative and inspiring”

•“The conference was brilliant and was a wonderful learning opportunity. I will be back for future conferences organised by ACHPER”

• “As a university student I found the conference to be extremely valuable for extending my learning. I now feel prepared to become a real advocate for HPE in schools wherever I will be teaching”

•”Insipring conference - lots of practical ideas, so much to choose from - first class.”

Preschool (Pre)1.8, 1.10, 1.112.1, 2.9, 2.113.74.3, 4.115.1, 5.116.3

Primary Years (PY)1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.5, 1.8, 1.9, 1.10, 1.112.1, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.8, 2.9, 2.113.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.114.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.6, 4.7, 4.8, 4.9, 4.105.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.7, 5.8, 5.9, 5.10, 5.116.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.6, 6.7, 6.8, 6.9, 6.10

Middle Years (MY) 1.1, 1.3, 1.4, 1.7, 1.9, 1.112.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.6, 2.7, 2.9, 2.10, 2.113.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.9, 3.114.1, 4.3, 4.4, 4.7, 4.8, 4.9, 4.105.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8, 5.9, 5.10, 5.116.2, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.8, 6.10, 6.11

Early Years (EY)1.2, 1.8, 1.10, 1.112.1, 2.3, 2.5, 2.8, 2.9, 2.113.1, 3.3, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.104.2, 4.3, 4.6, 4.115.1, 5.3, 5.9, 5.116.1, 6.3, 6.9

Senior Years (S) 1.1, 1.4, 1.6, 1.7, 1.9, 1.112.1, 2.2, 2.4, 2.6, 2.7, 2.9, 2.10, 2.113.1, 3.2, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.9, 3.114.1, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.7, 4.8, 4.9, 4.105.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.8, 5.9, 5.10, 5.116.2, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6, 6.8, 6.10, 6.11

Category Information

The conference elective sessions program (sessions 1 to 6) are listed in the following pages of this conference program. A summary of these is indicated by session number, below in categories to assist identification of relevant sessions.

Please ensure your preferences for each session are recorded on your registration form.

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KEY:Pre = Preschool EY = Early Years PY = Primary Years MY = Middle Years S = Senior Years

Early Career HPE teachers Program- ‘Moving from Surviving to Thriving’ April 19th, 2012 Building on from the success of the ACHPER (SA) Early Career Teacher in Health and Physical Education Mentoring Program that started in 2005, ACHPER (SA) are pleased to present an Early Career Health & PE teacher seminar for 2012, as a part of this ACHPER Conference on April 19th (3.05 - 5.00pm). This has been planned to support teachers in the initial years of teaching.

The seminar will offer practical support, tips and strategies for teachers, and provide a mentor to support early career teachers with ongoing support.

Interested attendees can find more information from this conference program – Session 3. Places are limited, please book with ACHPER (SA) or mark on the registration form.

Special Offering

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Session 1: 10.40am – 12.10pm

1.1 ‘Game sense designer games for Australian Football skill and tactical teaching’ (PY, MY, S)

This practical workshop will introduce you to games and activities applying game sense ‘teaching sport for understanding’ methodology to Australian football (AFL) skill and technique teaching. Dress to be active. Practical

Presenters: Shane Pill/Heath Younie – Flinders University/Gleeson College

1.2 ‘Who said Physical Activity would be hard to set up in your classroom?’ (EY, PY)

The crowded curriculum leads to Daily Physical Activity not happening. Come to find out how three schools have addressed these issues leading to vibrant whole school daily programs. Ballroom dancing and physical activity for the whole school are examples of some of these programs.

Presenters: eat well be active Schools - Redwood Park, Prospect North, Nicholson Ave JP

1.3 ‘Play with Purpose for Primary Schools’ (PY, MY)

Time spent in deliberate play during primary years of schooling has been shown to be a key element in the development of sport skills. This practical will explore the modification of task, environment and player constraints to develop play with purpose for fundamental sport skill teaching. Practical

Presenter: Toby Priest – St Thomas School Goodwood

1.4 ‘Relationships and Sexual Health Education (Years 6 -10)’ (MY, S)

Want to facilitate a comprehensive relationship and sexual health program for your students? This interactive workshop gives you the opportunity to engage in

lessons that present the knowledge, skills, resources and networks to make it happen.

Presenter: Jill Spurling – Shine SA

1.5 ‘Game Sense for Softball - Teaching Sports Skills and Concepts’ (PY)

This practical session will explore Teaching Games for Understanding - TGfU, Game Sense principles to teaching softball in primary schools, especially where there is limited space and minimal equipment. You will come away from the workshop with ideas for equipment modification, a small-sided game modified for maximum participation and skill learning, and with an appreciation of the role of ‘critical reflection’ to develop ‘thinking players’. Practical

Presenter: Chris Gent - Thiele Primary School

1.6 ‘‘Do we have HOPE?’ Health, Outdoor and Physical Education – the role and place of Outdoor Education in the national curriculum.’ (S)

The word ‘outdoor’ did not appear in the first draft of the National HPE curriculum. A discussion of the background, what the next step is, and the role and place for Outdoor Education and Outdoor Recreation in curriculum in Australia.

Presenter: Scott Polley – OEASA

1.7 ‘Playing Athletics for Secondary Schools’ (MY, S)

This session will feature an adaptive approach to delivering the sport of athletics in secondary schools, to engage greater numbers of students. The session will challenge the traditional delivery of athletics in schools and provide teachers with an innovative approach that makes the sport more accessible. Practical

Presenters: Michael Poulton, Jill Taylor & Nick Bowden, Athletics Australia

Thursday - 19th April Program

Registration: 8.15am – 8.50am

Conference Opening: 8.50am-10.15am

Welcome - ACHPER South Australia President, Shane Pill

Keynote Presentation - ‘In search of lost sleep: What sleep means for teachers and their stu-dents’Professor Tim Olds, University of SATim will be looking at the topic of sleep in children and adolescents. What has been happening to children’s sleep over the last century? What are the consequences of poor sleep for learning, motor skills, obe-sity and psychological health? What mat-ters – is it how long children sleep, when they go to bed, or the quality of their sleep? What are the effects of catch up sleep and most importantly, what can schools do?

Morning Tea: 10.15am–10.40am

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1.8 ‘Putting a ‘twist’ on the Olympics’ (Pre, EY, PY)

Celebrate the London Olympics by putting a ‘twist’ on your PE/gymnastics sessions. With lots of fun warm up and station ideas using minimal equipment to re-create the Olympic sports. Practical

Presenter: Heather Mooney - Triskills Australia

1.9 ‘Games Sense approach to teaching Net/Wall Games’ (PY, MY, S)

This practical session will arm you with a variety of ‘small-sided’ games that assist students to develop their skills, knowledge and decision making. Discover how a Game Sense approach maximises student engagement and keeps them interested and challenged in their learning. Practical

Presenter: Stuart Welsh - Essential Phys/ Ed Services (VIC)

1.10 ‘A discussion on how you can be involved in ....’ (Pre, EY, PY)• Celebrating student activity• Improving student’s diet• Putting it all together in your school. Illustrations from the Premiers be active Challenge, Right Bite and the eat

well be active Primary Schools project.Presenters: Barb Hickling, Lorna Fenech – DECD

1.11 ‘The role of Sport and PE in the lives of boys’ (Pre, EY, PY, MY, S)

Sport plays a significant role on the lives of boys and young males and is often seen as a rite of passage within the context of boyhood and adolescence. This presentation will report on a number of studies that have been undertaken with boys from early childhood through to adolescence to assist in understanding the meaning of sport and physical activity in the lives of young males including the implications associated with their perception of and engagement with sport and physical activity later in life.

Presenter: Murray Drummond – Flinders University

Lunch: 12.10pm – 12.55pm

Keynote:Presentation 12.55pm – 1.15pm

Tim Nielsen - Head Coach, Emerging Redbacks Program, SACAAs former head coach of the Australian cricket team (2007-2011), Tim has had a range of experiences leading an elite sporting team. Tim will share some of his coaching experiences, successes and challenges from his coaching career, and outline his thoughts on the importance of teamwork, goal setting and effective com-munication to ensure team success.

Session 2 1.20pm – 2.50pm

2.1 ‘Moving Learners - Minimising Sedentary Behaviours’ (Pre, EY, PY, MY, S)

This session explores sedentary behaviours of children and young people and provides practical ways of interpreting these behaviours in the classroom. These interventions have been shown to improve academic performance.

Presenter: Rick Baldock - ACHPER (SA)

2.2 ‘Why use only text books?’ (MY, S)

Resources are available on the internet to enhance your middle school health programs by engaging the students with familiar technology. By helping them develop their health numeracy and health literacy skills, students will be able to make better use of available information. Teachers will be working with computers for this session, accessing various health related websites.Presenter: George Evreniadis – Adelaide High School

2.3 ‘Dance Education’ (EY, PY, MY)

Learn how to integrate dance across other curriculums. All participants will learn some groovy moves that you can take back into your classroom. This session is guaranteed to have you walking out smiling and knowing new skills. Practical

Presenter: Stephen Evans – Footsteps Dance Company

2.4 ‘Developing a Risk Management plan for your camp or activity’ (PY, MY, S)

This session will guide you through a sequence and format for developing a Risk Management plan for your camp or activity using a Risk & Management System (RAMS). Work collaboratively to start developing your RM plan, using some simple sequencing and format tools.Presenter: Mike Meredith – OEASA

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2.5 ‘Warm up and Fitness Games’ (EY, PY)

Over 20 games and activities that will revitalise your lessons and prepare your students for learning and fun! Having a col-lection of easy to run, dynamic and exciting games that you can call on for every lesson will ensure that your students are engaged immediately, while developing their ideas of fitness. PracticalPresenter: Stuart Welsh - Essential Phys/ Ed Services (VIC)

2.6 ‘Challenge your thinking & actions when teaching/coaching games. Why Play Practice promotes quality pedagogical practice!’ (MY, S)

This presentation aims to engage,challenge and expand participants thinking about quality practice in teaching games and sport. The session highlights Play Practice principles & demonstrates the process to guide professional practice. Participants will explore new insights, deepen their understanding of the ‘what & how & why’ for teaching and learning. A must session for anyone interested in enthusing, con-firming or expanding the quality of their professional practice. PracticalPresenter: Wendy Piltz - Uni SA

2.7 ‘Netball with a Thunderbird’(MY, S)Teachers will have the opportunity to learn and develop their netball skills in a series of fun activities and minor games that are suitable for Middle to Secondary School age participants. Session to be conducted by Adelaide Thunderbird, Bec Bulley. Practical

Presenter: Rebecca Bulley - Netball SA

2.8 ‘Playing Athletics for Primary Schools’ (EY, PY)

This session will feature innovative games designed to make playing athletics fun. It will provide ideas for Primary School teachers on how to engage more children in the fundamental activities of running, jumping and throwing as the basis for their involvement in athletics. PracticalPresenters: Michael Poulton, Jill Taylor & Nick Bowden - Athletics Australia

2.9 ‘Consultation forum on the draft Shape of the Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Education.’ (Pre, EY, PY, MY, S)

This session will provide a short overview of the development of the draft Shape Paper for Health and Physical Education. The majority of the session will provide participants with the opportunity to directly provide feedback to the ACARA Health and Physical Education writing team on the draft Shape Paper. The feedback received in this session will be included in the national consultation process.

Presenter: Janice Atkin – ACARA

2.10 ‘A look at the techniques used in Badminton and how to implement them through various fun tactical games’ (MY, S)

This is a session focusing on the basic stroke and footwork techniques used in Badminton that are relevant at High School level. You will be shown how to implement these through fun interactive games. Practical

Presenter: Chris Thirlwell- Badminton SA

2.11 ‘Active Travel… what does it take to get things moving?’ (Pre, EY, PY, MY, S)

How can you be the person that makes a difference? As organisations and/or individuals we promote active travel but do we get the desired outcomes? Join us in an interactive 90 minutes so that you can decide!

Presenters: Margaret Howard, Sue McMillan – Department for Transport Planning and Infrastructure (DPTI)

Afternoon Tea: 2.50pm – 3.05pm

Session 3 3.05pm – 4.35pm

3.1 ECTS – Early Career Teachers in HPE (EY, PY, MY, S)

Moving from Surviving to Thriving Seminar, ACHPER (SA) are pleased to again present a seminar for Health and Physical Educa-tion teachers in their first years of teaching H&PE. The seminar will link to a formal and informal program where early career teach-ers in Health & Physical Education can receive ongoing advice from experienced Health and Physical Education teachers. The seminar will allow you to reflect on your practice, and establish a mentor to support you throughout 2012. Support on major issues including classroom and behaviour management, report writing, conducting parent interviews and programming and sequencing learning, will occur. This is an ongoing program with various events throughout the year. Presenters: Toby Priest - St. Thomas Goodwood and a range of experienced Primary and Secondary Health & Physical Educators.

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3.6 ‘Developing a Stage 1 or 2 Outdoor Education Course’ (S)

This session will guide you through planning a Stage 1 or Stage 2 Outdoor Education Course. Designing a Learn-ing Assessment Plan and developing assessment tasks that enable students to achieve their potential against the perfor-mance standards. Interactive session guid-ed by current Outdoor Education Teachers. Presenters: Mike Meredith, Dave Edwards – OEASA

3.7 ‘How does Music and Movement enrich your children’s involvement with Physical Activity?’ (Pre, EY)

This workshop will show how children’s physical competencies are enriched through the involvement of musical games, songs and dance to heighten body wareness, coordination and cognition. Practical

Presenter: Penny Kazimierczak – DECD

3.8 ‘The 5 F’s of Fizz Ed’ (EY, PY)

Fast/Furious/Frenetic/Fun/Freestyle. Fizz Ed for the whole class. Get all your students up and moving while working together and learning collaboratively. Practical

Presenter: Dave Murray – Nuriootpa Primary School

3.9 ‘Ultimate Frisbee: For Teachers’ (EY, PY, MY, S)

Ultimate Frisbee is a modern sport that combines elements of netball, AFL & American gridiron. It is non-contact, fast paced and highly addictive. Break through the apathy of your students and present an engaging activity that is both challenging and rewarding. Practical

Presenter: Daniel Clenton - SA Flying Disc Association

3.10 ‘San Remo NetSetGO! – A modified netball program for girls and boys aged 5-10 years (EY, PY)

San Remo NetSetGO! Has been developed to provide children from the ages of 5-10 years with the best possible earning and playing experience that enables them to develop a positive introduction to Net-ball, ensuring enjoyment and continued participation within the sport. This session will be presented by an Adelaide Thunder-bird and provide teachers with the skills and resources to deliver an age and skill appropriate netball program. PracticalPresenter: Rebecca Bulley - Netball SA

3.11 ‘Junior Development through Futsal’ (PY, MY, SY)

Developments of technique, skill and game sense through FUTSAL, the number 1 form of junior football in Brazil. Practical

Presenter: John Murphy – Flinders University

Conference Celebration: 4.40pm – 7.00pm

Join us for a conference celebration included in your conference fee, this networking event will feature a guest speaker, quality food and drinks, and a great chance to catch up with old friends and make new contacts.

3.2 ‘Game Sense: Applying a constraints approach to skill teaching’ (PY, MY, S)

Key elements of a Game Sense approach to sport skill teaching will be discussed. To illustrate the key elements, workshop participants will be involved in game sense games and in developing designer games to teach decision making and movement application in game situations. Practical

Presenter: Shane Pill – Flinders University

3.3 ‘Hidden Ingredients to Healthy Eating in your school’ (EY, PY, MY)

Reforming your healthy eating practices and food supply can be a tricky business. Schools will share their tips and advice on how to navigate those tricky waters. These include setting up Action Teams of students, teachers and parents as well as holding weekly focuses on this area.

Presenter: eat well be active Schools - Coorara, Watervale, Farrell Flat

3.4 ‘Speedminton: Re-Inventing School Racquet Sports’ (PY, MY, S)

Speedminton is the school racquet sports revolution. The new technologies and format allow whole classes to play a fast and friendly racquet game on any open space; without a net. A practical introduc-tion to this fun new sport. PracticalPresenter: Geoff Bannister – Speedminton

3.5 ‘Teaching Biomechanics at Stage 1 & 2’ (S)

This session would suit first time Stage 1 & 2 PE teachers or anyone looking at how to integrate key biomechanical principles into various practical scenarios. Biomechanics can be a complex topic to teach to students. This session aims to simplify the process and make it less threatening to teach and easier to under-stand.Presenter: Kain Noack – Saint Ignatius College

2012 REGISTRATION FORM ACHPER South Australian Health and PE Conference April 19th & 20th, 2012, Prince Alfred College

PLEASE NOTE: Registrations will not be accepted unless preferred workshops have been selected. An invoice will be sent upon receipt of this registration.

Please register as soon as possible to secure session preferences!

Register Online at www.achpersa.com.au, OR Please fill in both sides of this registration form and fax to (08) 8362 9800, OR Post with payment to ACHPER (SA), 105 King William Street, Kent Town, SA 5067

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DISCOUNT OFFER 1: ❏ (please tick)

If you have attended the ACHPER (SA) HPE Conference for the previous three consecutive years you are eligible to receive a special discount of $10 per day. Thank you for your continued support.

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For every colleague you recommend to attend the conference and registers, (who has not been to an ACHPER conference in the past 5 years) you will receive a $40 discount. You must provide us with the name of the colleague who is attending upon your registration.

1 DAY 1 DAY Plus Membership

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ACHPER / OEASA member $130 $230

ACHPER non-member $180 $300 $350 (Includes ACHPER membership)

Graduate Teacher member (1st or 2nd year out teachers) $110 $190

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Student $50 $80 $100 (Includes ACHPER membership)

Schools that register more than 3 teachers will go into a draw to win some great prizes.

CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations must be in writing, sent to ACHPER (SA) and will incur a $50 administration fee for cancellations after Wednesday, 11th April, 2012.

CONFERENCE SESSIONS Registrations will not be accepted if first and second choices are not made. Please note sessions are subject to change due to cancellation of speakers or insufficient numbers. In the space provided please write your first and second preference for each session. Some sessions involve physical activity so comfortable clothing should be worn. ACHPER (SA) will be taking photos throughout the conference. Please advise the photographer if you do not wish to be photographed.

Delegate Name: __________________________________________________________________________________ PreferencesThursday 19th April, 2012 1st 2nd

10.40am-12:10pm 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.10 1.11 _____ _____

1.20pm-2:50pm 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 2.11 _____ _____

3:05pm-4:35pm 3.1 - ECTS 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.10 3.11 _____ _____

Friday 20th April, 2012 1st 2nd

10:30am-12:00pm 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 4.10 4.11 _____ _____

12:45pm-2:15pm 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 5.10 5.11 _____ _____

2:30pm-4:00pm 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 6.10 6.11 _____ _____

ACHPER MEMBERSHIP $120.00 (fully tax deductible) – please check out special deals listed on previous page.

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CONFERENCE CELEBRATION/HAPPY HOURAn informal, networking dinner will follow the Conference on Thursday 19th April from 4.40pm - 7:00pm in the Pavilion at Prince Alfred College. The cost is included in your registration fee and includes food and beverages.

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SPECIAL OFFERING: EARLY CAREER HEALTH AND PE TEACHER SEMINAR (ECTS)ACHPER (SA) are presenting an Early Career Health & PE teacher seminar as part of this Conference on Thursday April 19th (3.05pm - 5pm). This has been planned to support early career teachers to move from surviving to thriving teachers! The seminar will offer practical support, tips and strategies for teachers, and establish a mentor to support early career teachers with ongoing support. Places are limited, please visit www.achpersa.com.au for further information.

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REGISTRATIONS CLOSE TUESDAY 17th APRIL, 2012 Please submit ASAP to ensure session preference - Late registrations will be accepted

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Friday 20th April Program

Registrations: 8.30am – 8.50am

Conference Keynote Session: 9.00am-10.15am

Keynote Presentation -

‘All roads lead to performance: Standards and assessment as the basis for teaching and learning in PE and sport.’Stephen Mitchell, Kent State University, USAThis presentation will address issues of standards-based curriculum design and assessment within physical education. Reference will be made to standards-based movements in Australia and the USA, the organization of curriculum standards, and the complementary processes of curriculum and assessment development. This presentation will be most relevant and informative to your future discussions about the Australian Curriculum for H&PE particularly as we move to a consultation phase for the draft statement of learning and the writing of the curriculum standards.

Morning Tea: 10.15am–10.30am

Session 4: 10.30am – 12.00pm

4.1 ‘Game performance diagnosisand assessment in physical education and sport settings’ (PY, MY, S)

This workshop session will build on Stephen’s conference keynote. The prac-tical session will address issues of game performance assessment within stan-dards-based physical education and sport environments. A broader than usual definition of game performance will provide the basis for i) di-agnosing performance problems of novice players, and ii) conducting a broad-based assessment of actual game performance in live settings. This workshop will extend your understand-ing of game performance assessment as an integral element of teaching for under-standing. PracticalPresenter: Stephen Mitchell (USA)

4.2 ‘How to make your Groovy Garden Grow!’ (EY, PY)

Gardens are an increasing feature of schools curriculums and sites. Come and hear how schools have set up gardens at their school to improve healthy eating, gain greater community involvement and ad-dress sustainability.

Presenters: eat well be active Schools – Yankalilla, Elizabeth Downs

4.3 ‘Buying a house - first home buyers and investment properties.’ (Pre, EY, PY, MY, S)

Are you a first home buyer? Or maybe ready for an investment property.... This is the session for you. A simple and concise guide to all the tips and traps every home buyer should know.

Presenters: Peter Dinan & John Elvin – Credit Union SA

4.4 ‘Hands on with online tools for the PE/Health Classroom’ (MY, S)

With almost 400 million websites available online, how can you find those which can benefit the PE and Health classroom? Better still when do you get time to play? Well come along to this workshop where discovery and play are encouraged as you are guided by a PE Teacher who has trawled the web to find the best online tools to enhance your classes.

Presenter: Jarrod Robinson, ‘PE Geek’ – Boort District School (VIC)

4.5 ‘Get Out! Advising Senior Secondary Students about Careers in Outdoor Education and Recreation’ (S)

‘I like to be outdoors’ and ‘I don’t want a desk job’ are familiar cries to many Health, Outdoor and Physical Education (HOPE) teachers. This session discuss-es the advice teachers and counselors might give such students about careers in the Outdoor Education and Outdoor Recreation fields, including training and tertiary education options to get there.

Presenter: Scott Polley – OEASA

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4.6 ‘Daily Physical Activity (DPA) in Primary Schools’ (EY, PY)

This practical session is an opportunity to learn how to play simple inclusive games for the entire class from Reception to Year 7. Using minimal equipment and clear instruction, this session is designed to build the confidence of any classroom teacher to enable them to comfortably teach games to their students. Practical

Presenter: Nick Warren - Murray Bridge North Schools

4.7 ‘Backyard League – Creating independent players of Rugby League using a Game Sense Approach’ (PY, MY, S)

This session will demonstrate through a practical approach how to introduce Rugby League and other sports that rely on passing the ball backwards to students with little or no knowledge of this concept.Utilizing a Game Sense approach the students will become independent players of the game determining rules, organizing their own games and officiating – all within the framework of Rugby League. This program is proving extremely successful in schools. Practical

Presenter: Dave Cohen - Australian Rugby League Development

4.8 ‘Scottish Dancing’ (PY, MY, S)

Come and learn Scottish dancing from the Aussie, with a German surname, teaching at an American school in South Korea! Scottish dancing is an exciting and easy way to improve your students’ coordination, cardiovascular fitness and teamwork. During this fun and high energy session you’ll gain the knowledge and con-fidence to teach such dances as ‘Strip the Willow’ and ‘The Reel of Seoul’. Practical

Presenter: Tim Schulze – Seoul Foreign School, South Korea

4.9 ‘What can Golf SA do for you and your school’ (PY, MY, S)

“Golf in Schools” develops life skills with a clear pathway. Coach the coach to coach better. A brief overview of the My Golf for Schools program and practical demonstration, attendees are encouraged to participate. Golf Australia along with Australian Sports Commission have recently remodeled the Community Golf Coach program with the Level O accreditation being aimed more directly at teachers. Information about this course will also be offered on the day. Practical

Presenter: Allan Telford – Golf SA

4.10 ‘Applying sport psychology to the PE classroom - how to encourage best on ground performances with your students’ (PY, MY, S)

There is no “I” in TEAM But without the “I” it is impossible to WIN. Many presen-tations focus on leadership development and group functioning without developing skills at an individual level. Jenny will teach and entertain whilst discussing X factor

traits and how you can identify and develop them. You will have fun, learn something and be inspired.Presenter: Jenny Williams - Psychologist/master coach. Best on Ground Performance

4.11 ‘Little Sports’ (Pre, EY)

Fundamental Movement Skills and Brain development go hand in hand. This session will explore practical ideas to incorporate into your daily sessions, when you have limited space available. Don’t miss this fun opportunity to Turn on, Tune in, and let the skills begin! Practical

Presenters: Annie Millen - Littlesports Aust. and Belinda Radbone - R U Listening

Lunch:12.00pm – 12.45pm

Session 5 12.45pm – 2.15pm

5.1 ‘Teaching and Assessing FMS’ (Pre, EY, PY)

Looking for ideas to develop a Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) for learners? Want to know more about implementing FMS into your program? This hands on session will offer some practical activities. Practical

Presenter: Rick Baldock - ACHPER (SA)

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5.2 ‘Volleyball Technical Models – How to teach the skills of Volleyball’ (PY, MY, S)

Volleyball is a technical game with some difficult skills – however with the approach featured in this presentation you will be able to have what looks like Volleyball occurring from the very first minutes of the lesson! We will cover advanced concepts as well, similar to those covered at the Stage 2 level. Practical

Presenter: Glen Urbani – Rostrevor College

5.3 ‘How to create dance with your students’ (EY, PY, MY, S)

You will be led through a fun, safe, dance warm up and basic dance class organi-sation. In small groups you will be given movement tasks, that joined together will create a longer routine that is suitable for a performance. Practical

Presenter: Cherie Broad – AUSDANCE

5.4 ‘Mobile “Apps” in Physical Education’ (MY, S)

Come and find out practical and interesting ways to incorporate mobile “apps” into your PE Classes. Learn how and why apps and mobile technologies can enhance student engagement, outcomes and make the once impossible, possible.

Presenter: Jarrod Robinson, ‘PE Geek’- Boort District School (VIC)

5.5 ‘40 years of Tertiary Outdoor Education at University of South Australia – changes and what can be learned by OE and HPE’ (S)

Uni SA has offered a specialization in Outdoor Pursuits and later Outdoor Education to prepare HPE, and later other learning area teachers, for 40 years. This presentation chronicles recent changes, what they mean, and what HPE and OE can learn from the factors that influenced these changes. Presenter: Scott Polley – OEASA

5.6 ‘Engaging Young People with the Brain in Mind’ (MY, S)

Based on the latest research about the brain and learning, this workshop will explore key success factors for engaging young people and workshop lots of cre-ative ideas to implement in your teaching programs. A particular focus will be on the importance of having a ‘curriculum that moves’.Presenter: Jenny McCormick – Movers & Shakers

5.7 ‘Games sense approach to teaching Striking and Field Games’ (PY, MY, S)

This practical session will arm you with a variety of different ‘small-sided’ games that assist students to develop their skills, knowledge and decision making. Discover how a Game Sense approach maximises student engagement and keeps them interested and challenged in their learning. Practical

Presenter: Stuart Welsh – Essential Phys/ Ed Services (VIC)

5.8 ‘A ‘SEPEP’ approach to AFL’ (PY, MY, S)

A hands on session in which participants will be shown the principles of the SEPEP approach and how to use it to develop an AFL unit. Links to extensive AFL resources will be provided. Practical

Presenter: Craig Johncock - St John’s Grammar

5.9 ‘Australian Olympic Communities Education Program’ (EY, PY, MY, S)

Inspire your students to lead active, healthy and value rich lives and support the 2012 Australian Olympic Team from your classroom. The program includes a primary cross-curriculum resource, a secondary digital history resource, Chat to a Champ, Village Art and Cheer for a Champ. The a.s.p.i.r.e. school network is a national education program for primary and secondary educators, designed to instil in young Australians an appreciation for the values, spirit and philosophy of the Olympic Movement. The program uses the Olympic sport traditions and values to teach life values and life skills. Olympians promote the positive impact sport has on one’s life. Presenter: Kirsty Withers – SA Olympic Council

5.10 ‘How to teach Lacrosse in your school’ (PY, MY, S)

Lacrosse is known as the fastest game on 2 feet and is growing rapidly world wide. Come and experience this fantastic sport for your students. Practical

Presenter: Marilyn Fuss – Lacrosse SA

5.11 ‘Coping with sleep loss: Prevention is better than cure’ (Pre, EY, PY, MY, S)

If there is one thing that can contribute to optimal health it is sleep. Every aspect of good health and emotional wellbeing is underpinned by good sleep and the consequences of poor sleep can be dire. This presentation will cover the how and why of sleep, the impact of poor sleep at different ages and strategies to improve and maintain good sleep health across the childhood age span.

Presenter: Dr Sarah Blunden – Central Queensland University

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Afternoon Tea 2.15pm – 2.30pm

Session 6 2.30pm – 4.00pm

6.1 ‘Teaching tennis using a game sense approach: Hot Shots tennis’ (EY, PY)

Hot Shots is the new modified game of tennis for 5-10 year olds. Find out how to teach Hot Shots using a Game Sense approach for your Primary School PE program – Lots of games, activities and a new measure. Practical

Presenter: Rick Baldock - ACHPER (SA)

6.2 ‘Games Sense approach to teaching Invasion Games’ (PY, MY, S)

This practical session will arm you with a variety of different ‘small-sided; games that assist students to develop their skills, knowledge and decision making. Discover how a Game Sense approach maximises student engagement and keeps them interested and challenged in their learning. Practical

Presenter: Stuart Welsh - Essential Phys/ Ed Services (VIC)

6.3 ‘Im Game. If you are?’ (Pre, EY, PY)

Want a fun packed session full of exciting games and ideas that will keep you and your class enthusiastic and healthy? You’ve chosen the right session! This session will be ideal for teachers from Preschool to Year 7. Practical

Presenter: Carol Sharpe – East Adelaide Primary School

6.4 ‘Sports Drinks and Energy Drinks, what are they doing to our kids?’ (PY, MY, S)

This presentation will examine the composition of energy and sports drinks, take a look at marketing techniques of

beverage companies and discuss the effects of energy and sports drinks on the health and performance of consumers.

Presenter: Themis Chryssidis - Dietitian / Life Personal Trainers

6.5 ‘Outdoor games and activities for camps – activities that break the ice and develop trust and teamwork’ (MY, S)

This session will present a series of cooperative activities, games and problem solving tasks that help break the ice, develop trust and problem solving strategies. Use balls, planks, crates, rollers and blind folds to get students to know one another and work together in a cooperative manner whilst having fun. Practical

Presenter: Mike Meredith – OEASA

6.6 ‘Game Sense Cricket’ (PY, MY, S)

Cricket is one of the most boring sports in the world. Michael turns this on its head and guarantees you the most entertaining 90 minutes of the conference (as proven at previous ACHPER conferences), helping you to deliver better sessions in all sports, not just cricket. Practical

Presenter: Michael Case – SA Cricket Association

6.7 ‘Hook in2 Hockey’ (PY, MY)

Hockey is a fast and exciting sport that caters for all ages and abilities. This practical session will offer a range of mini games and skill development opportunities. Over 7,000 people participate in hockey across South Australia and with clubs in all regions, hockey is a great way to meet new friends and join a great community sport.Practical

Presenter: Geoff Mills – Hockey SA

6.8 ‘Wheelienet’ (PY, MY, S)

Wheelienet provides a fun and interactive disability awareness program using wheelchairs and wheelchair sports to convey messages regarding spinal cord

injuries and accident prevention, inclusion, challenges faced by people with disabilities and sports available for people with disabilities. Practical

Presenter: Jacob Gracey - Wheelchair Sports SA

6.9 ‘ARL Fundamental ball skills program for FMS skill teaching’ (EY, PY)

This presentation will look at a range of activities that promote fundamental movement and ball skills for early childhood students. It will also look at an innovative program Rugby League is using in schools. Practical

Presenter: Dave Cohen - SA Rugby League

6.10 ‘Squash 4 Schools’ (PY, MY, S)

Get Moving – Play Squash. Get your students moving, play squash on our inflatable squash courts. Fun, energetic and simple. Students can play singles, pairs and skill games. Modified rackets and modified rules. Practical

Presenter: Andrew Edwards - Squash SA

6.11 ‘Mental health and you!’ (MY, S)This presentation offers a unique op-portunity for people to better understand mental health issues not only in others but within one self. The session will focus on education around mental illness, dismiss-ing stigma which exists in our communities and improve our understanding of these issues. The presenter shares his own ex-periences of what it’s like to suffer with a mental illness (in this case - Schizophrenia and depression) and then focus on recov-ery. The presentation will be supported with contemporary music and images from the artist John Butler and his song ‘Revolution’.Presenter: Nicholas Schmidt – Life Without Barriers

2012 ACHPER South Australia Health and Physical Education ConferenceIncorporating the Outdoor Education Association Conference (OEASA)

April 19th & 20thPrince Alfred College

10 Reasons to attend the ACHPER South Australian Health and Physical Education Conference in 2012!

1. An exemplary program featuring;• International speaker and Professor of Sport Pedagogy, Stephen Mitchell, from Kent Town University, Ohio (USA)• Local exercise science and children’s health expert, Professor Tim Olds from Uni SA• Hear from former Australian Cricket coach, Tim Nielsen• A range of ICT sessions featuring the PE Geek himself Jarrod Robinson

2. Your Principal will be filling out your registration for you when you;• Explain how whole school improvement occurs when quality PE and school programs are available to all students• Insist that what you will learn throughout your two days at the ACHPER (SA) Conference will benefit all staff across your school in all learning areas.

3. Learn through practical involvement; run around outside, learn a new dance or two, experience an outdoor education session and play games (yes, this does meet the professional learning definition!) • Choice of 40+ practical sessions• Ultimate Frisbee, Rugby, Tennis, Speedminton, Badminton, Scottish dancing, Game Sense, Warm up and Fitness games, FMS, AFL, Dance..... and many more!

4. Rub shoulders with an elite sports personality during the Conference Celebration/Dinner• Refuel with some delicious food while networking with fellow educators! (4.40pm-7.00pm Thursday)

5. Unsure if this conference is for you? It may help to know we offer sessions to suit ALL scopes of HPE teachers and professionals so you are sure to find a session that will suit you! Here are some comments from 2011 participants:• “Overall a fantastic conference. Informative and inspiring”• “The conference was brilliant and was a wonderful learning opportunity. I will be back for future conferences organised by ACHPER”• “As a university student I found the conference to be extremely valuable for extending my learning. I now feel prepared to become a real advocate for HPE in schools wherever I will be teaching”

6. Are you an ACHPER member?• If so, you receive a discounted registration fee!• If not, that is not a problem as membership is included in the non-member registration fee for 2 days!

7. Access excellent support and information!• Visit the range of Trade Exhibitors offering special deals exclusive to this conference including Footsteps Dance

Company, IDM Sports, Heart Foundation, Credit Union SA, Advanced Sporting Surfaces, e-Teaching, Lappset, Macpac, Mt Buller, Speedminton, Sports Medicine Australia - SA Branch, Polar Kids R Active and Netball SA.

• Follow the ‘yellow brick road’ and win prizes, prizes, prizes!• Receive a goody bag full of ideas and materials from our range of supporters

8. This conference is a not for profit event• Unlike some professional learning conferences, all proceeds are invested back into your professional association. "Keeping your school's PL investment in the education system".

9. Be in the draw to win great prizes to support your work, simply by registering to attend!

10. Keep up to date with Australian Curriculum developments • Be a part of the ACARA Consultation Forum on the draft ‘Shape of the Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Education’.

Do you need further convincing??Call the friendly staff at the ACHPER (SA) office on 8363 5700 or email info@achpersa.com.au

or visit www.achpersa.com.au

Thank you to our Partners and Supporters...

Sponsored by:

Non Profit Exhibitors

Netball SAwww.netballsa.asn.au

Sports Medicine Australia - SA Branch Incwww.smasa.asn.au

Other Supporters

ACHPER Nationalwww.achper.org.au

Almond Board of Australiawww.australianalmonds.com.au

AUSTSWIMwww.austswim.com.au

Human Kineticswww.humankinetics.com

Mount Lofty Spring Waterwww.mountloftysprings.com.au

Trade Exhibitors

Advanced Sporting Surfaces South Australia - Lunch Sponsorwww.advancedsporting.com.au

eTeachingwww.eteaching.com.au

Lappset SA & NT Distributor- Gary Doody(Active Recreation Solutions)www.lappset.com.au

Macpacwww.macpac.com.au

Mt Buller(Buller Ski Lifts Pty Ltd)www.mtbuller.com.au/schools

Polar Kids R Activewww.polarkidsractive.com.au

Speedminton Australiawww.speedminton.com.au

TO REGISTER; REGISTER ONLINE at www.achpersa.com.au

or Please complete the registration form and fax to (08) 8362 9800

For further details:ACHPER (SA) - The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, SA Branch Inc

105 King William Street, Kent Town SA 5067Phone: (08) 8363 5700, Fax (08) 8362 9800, Email: info@achpersa.com.au

Supported by:

Sponsors

Government of South Australia - SA Healthwww.sahealth.sa.gov.au

Office for Recreation and Sportwww.recsport.sa.gov.au

Credit Union SAwww.creditunionsa.com.au

Footsteps Dance Companywww.footstepsdancecompany.com.au

Heart Foundationwww.heartfoundation.org.au

IDM Sportswww.idmsports.com.au