Join your HPE teaching tribe at ACHPER Victoria's Secondary/VCE® and Primary HPE Conferences

By Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Victorian Branch (ACHPER Victoria)
Community contribution / June 7, 2019

Program electives have been finalised and are now available for selection at ACHPER Victoria's mid-year Primary and Secondary / VCE® Conferences! Be immersed in a full day of learning and networking with leading teachers and academics and gain access to invaluable professional learning opportunities to help build capacity for achieving successful student outcomes.

Program electives have been finalised and are available for selection at ACHPER Victoria's mid-year Secondary / VCE® (21/06) and Primary ...

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By Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Victorian Branch (ACHPER Victoria)

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The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education & Recreation (ACHPER), Victorian Branch is a member based, not-for-profit organisation representing teachers and professionals working in the fields of health, physical education and sport and recreation areas of study in Victoria. ACHPER Victoria advocates for increased government commitment to physical education, physical activity and school sport and is a key provider of professional learning programs and resources for HPE teachers.

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