Term 2 has seen the Active Education Australia team travelling across the country to connect with educators, coaches and school leaders through a range of professional learning and conference experiences.
Over the past few months, our team delivered six HPE workshops across Queensland and Tasmania, a ConnectED Coach Education workshop in Victoria, attended and presented at the KIDDO Conference in Western Australia, and welcomed educators from across Victoria to the HPE Summit 2026 at AFL Max.
By the numbers, that’s:
From Brisbane to Hobart, Perth to Melbourne, the kilometres travelled were significant, but the real impact came through the conversations, connections and learning shared along the way.
Across every workshop and conference, we saw educators eager to explore practical strategies that help young people thrive through movement, health and wellbeing.
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A huge thank you to everyone who attended, presented, partnered with us or helped make these events possible. We look forward to building on this momentum in Semester 2 as we continue supporting active futures in schools and communities across Australia.
For a significant number of students, PE is remembered less as a highlight of school life and more as a source of anxiety, embarrassment or exclusion. How do we make sure every student has a fair go at finding a form of movement that works for them, delivered in a way that builds them up.
We are pleased to announce the re-election of Rebecca Johnstone (nee Sandlant) and Dr Jacqui Peters to the AEA Board. We thank all nominees for their willingness to contribute to the future of AEA.
