The IPPEA committee has just published the IPPEA Covid 19 Guidance Document Jan 2021 following the re-closure of primary schools due to the Pandemic. We encourage you to make contact with your children in an online platform if possible during Physical Education lessons to highlight the importance of social and affective engagement participating in some format of Physical Education learning activity.See the IPPEA website Covid 19 Tab for IPPEA additional information.
Summary of IPPEA Submission to NCCA on the Draft Primary Curriculum Framework Oct. 2020
Final Webinar Monday 21st Sept related to IPPEA Guidance Document on Teaching PE in response to DES July 2020 Return to School Publication
Register here: https://www.dwec-courses.com/online-courses/880-guidance-on-physical-education-during-covid-19.html
WATCH?LISTEN TO RECORDING by scrolling down the IPPEA NEWS home page to the IPPEA Guidance document.
Count down to European School Sports Day 25th September 2020
READ ESSD TAB above on the IPPEA homepage and follow IPPEA social media platforms
TOP FIVE REASONS TO JOIN ESSD
1. Raise the profile of physical education (PE) and sport in schools
2. Create fun and enjoyment through physical activity for young people
3. Promote health and well being for lifelong learning
4. Encourage social inclusion and develop social competence among students
5.Connect with other European countries
Register Now https://www.essd.eu/
IPPEA Webinar in partnership with Education Centres: Tralee, Clare, Navan and Monaghan
Guidance on Physical Education during Covid-19
Register Here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Iy-Q1UJ0RIiwsw1sg1dgZA
The Irish Primary PE Association was founded in 2002 by and for primary teachers who were particularly interested in the subject of Physical Education. The IPPEA is an association dedicated to heightening awareness of Physical Education issues in primary schools and it aims to represent and support the needs of primary teachers involved in Physical Education.
The IPPEA have published a guidance document (August 2020) for the teaching of Physical Education in response to Returning to school: Curriculum guidance for primary school leaders and teachers (July 2020). Physical Education, as part of children’s overall Well-Being, has been identified as a key focus area in the initial re-entry to school.
Susan Marron (Lecturer, DCU) and Caitriona Cosgrave (Primary Teacher, Raheny) Co-Chairs of the IPPEA, will present a webinar to:
(1) share this IPPEA guidance document
(2) provide helpful examples to support you, and your planning and teaching of Physical Education while observing public health advice
(3) explore and address queries teachers may have in relation to Physical Education during Covid -19
When: Sep 7, 2020 Time: 19:00-20:00
