Irish Primary Physical Education Association
October
2009 Newsletter (packed
with tips, ideas and some interesting articles )
- Click HERE
Conference 2009: Workshop
Resources
Annual
Conference
Our 6th Annual
Conference took place this year in St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra,
Dublin 9 on Saturday March 28th.
Conference
Workshop Resources:
Advanced Athletics (John O'Donnell). Click HERE
Stations in Athletics (John O'Donnell). Click HERE
Games with the Frisbee (Tony Sweeney). Click HERE
Walking with Physical & Sensory Challenges (Susan
Marron). Click HERE
Activities and Games for the development of ball-handling and
ball-game skills (John Murphy). Click HERE
Salsa for Kids (Carmel Smith). Click HERE
Movement Programmes for children with motor difficulties
(Michael Quealy). Click HERE
Encouraging children to be active at break time (Susan
Marron & Anne Cawley). Click HERE
Professor Margaret Talbot OBE, PhD, FRSA was the keynote speaker at the
Conference.Margaret’s current role is Chief Executive of the Association
for Physical Education (UK), which is the single representative organisation
for physical education in the UK. Its role is to provide an effective
voice for physical education with government and its agencies; continuous
professional development and other opportunities for its members. Previously,
Margaret was CEO of the Central Council of Physical recreation, the umbrella
body for national governing bodies of sport. Prior to that appointment
Margaret was Carnegie Professor and Head of Sport at Leeds Metropolitan
University. She was vice chair of the Government’s Physical Education
Working group on the National Curriculum (England and Wales) and national
convenor for “SPEEDNET”, the Sport and Physical Education
Network, bringing together all the UK national organisation for physical
and sport education. Recently Margaret was elected President of the International
association of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE) for the term
2009-2013.
Membership Application Form 2009
The Irish Primary PE Association (established 2003) is a subject association
committed to the support and promotion of PE in the primary school delivered
within an integrated primary school curriculum.
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Fee: 10 Euro (cheques should be made payable to the IPPEA)
Please return this form along with membership fee to:
IPPEA,
c/o Ita Seoighe,
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Cross,
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