1 May, 2019 – Active Education Australia

In Focus: Mark Corrie – 2017 ACHPER Victoria Honour Award recipient

We take a moment to chat to 2017 ACHPER Victoria Honour Award recipient, Mark Corrie. An education leader with over 24 years’ experience in independent Victorian schools, Mark is a team player dedicated to improving student outcomes and experiences..

Nominate for new ‘Excellence in Physical Education and Activity Award’ category in VEEA Awards

A new specialist award category is being offered to recognise teachers in Victorian government schools who demonstrate excellence in teaching physical education that leads to improvements in student achievement, engagement and wellbeing…

New Australian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Young People (5-17 years) released

The new Australian 24-hr Movement Guidelines have been released, providing recommendations on the amount and type of physical activity required for health benefits, limiting sedentary behaviour and getting adequate sleep…

Call for abstracts now open for ACHPER Victoria Conference November 2019

Ever wanted to share your knowledge or experiences teaching HPE? Call for abstracts to present at our HPE Conference in November is open! Now is the time to start thinking about and preparing your sessions to submit >>

Do your actions and activities encourage young women to get physically active?

Physical education and school sport have been shown to have many positive physical, cognitive, affective and social benefits, however research shows girls’ engagement in physical activity slows as they enter adolescence…

In Focus: Mark Corrie – 2017 ACHPER Victoria Honour Award recipient

Nominate for new ‘Excellence in Physical Education and Activity Award’ category in VEEA Awards

New Australian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Young People (5-17 years) released

Call for abstracts now open for ACHPER Victoria Conference November 2019

Do your actions and activities encourage young women to get physically active?

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