Active Schools update: Spotlight on Rosebud Secondary College
Photo credit: Rosebud Secondary College reflecting the diverse interests of students and the impact of student voice in shaping the
We invite you to join us on 18 March 2020 as we celebrate the outstanding contributions of Tertiary students and Teachers to health and physical education (HPE) in 2019 at our ACHPER Victoria Awards night and AGM.
These awards are significant as they help highlight the important learning area of HPE which focuses on helping students enhance their own and others’ health, safety, wellbeing and physical activity to the broader community.
With support from our event sponsor and Annual Partner TAC, this year’s event will be held at the magnificent ‘Treetops Room’ at Melbourne Museum with a tour of TAC’s ‘Road to Zero‘ experience to commence the evening.
Our guest of honour and keynote speaker for the evening will be triple Olympian, David Morris! David made history at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games when he became Australia’s first male to win an Olympic aerials medal. Having made the four-man super final, Morris landed an incredible quad twisting somersault to score 110.41 and take home the silver medal behind Anton Kushnir from Belarus.
We’re excited to be inspired by David’s journey of perseverance, breaking boundaries and seizing opportunity.
If you’re an advocate for the HPE profession and have a contribution to make to the strategic direction of your professional association, we encourage you to nominate yourself for an ACHPER Victorian Branch board position.
Please visit our website for details about our Board and here to complete the Board nomination form (nominations close midnight Sunday 16 February 2020).
The 34th ACHPER Victoria AGM will take place during the evening of 18 March. The official notice of the AGM including the agenda, proposed special resolutions, board nominees and the annual report will be distributed to members late February.
Photo credit: Rosebud Secondary College reflecting the diverse interests of students and the impact of student voice in shaping the
We are delighted to introduce our new General Manager – Services. An important role as we strengthen our ability to connect movement, learning, and community engagement. Welcome to the team, Jason!