Premier Skills Physical Education training
Eastern Cape
October 2024
Premier Skills Physical Education programme kicked off in Eastern Cape in early October 2024. The first phase of the training, a foundation course, welcomed 65 enthusiastic teachers eager to enhance their skills in delivering quality physical education. Over five days, participants engaged in intensive training sessions designed to improve teaching methods and foster a love for sports among young learners. The initiative culminated in a vibrant community sports festival, where children from a local school experienced engaging activities led by the newly trained teachers.
Teachers working together in one of the classroom training sessions.
Teachers' knowledge is assessed at the end of the Foundation course.
Graham Robinson, Premier League International Consultant and the training delivery lead observes teachers during practical sessions.
Improving children's enjoyment of physical education is one of the key goals of the programme.
Teachers are encouraged to use various sports equipment to develop children's fundamental physical skills.
Maximising children's participation is one of the key principles of effective physical education.
Premier Skills Physical Education training sessions are interactive. Teachers experience the activities that they will then deliver to their students.
During the training, teachers are encouraged to try out activities themselves.
Teachers practise delivering some activities during the Foundation course.
All children can enjoy physical education and experience success regardless of their ability.
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