Forum 2016

PEPAYS Annual Forum Updated 2016 Schedule

8am-9am Breakfast briefing With Policy Makers- Looking Into the Kaleidoscope

8.30-.9.10 am Registration

9.10-9.45 am Welcome (ITT/PEPAYS). Compilation of UMOVE messages followed by Welcome Address: Mr Keith Wood, UNESCO Chair Patron, Chair of the Council of Healthy Ireland. Charting Change- UNESCO Charter & Healthy Ireland.

9.45-10.40 Keynote: Anne O Dwyer, Educational Officer Kerry ETB and John Creagh, Kerry ETB.

‘Policy to Practice Perspectives: A case study over nine successful years'

*1st Ignite moment (social media analysis of PE sport and PA as expressed by young people)*

10.42- 11 BREAK and Poster Presentations

11-12 Skellig Circle (3 minutes X 5 people) BUILDING THE BASE from PE to Physical Activity and Youth Sport

Policy (preschool/primary)

Policy (second level/ youth)

Practitioner

Researcher/Academic

Youth Rep

Facilitated Q&A session

12-1.10

Opportunities for All 3-4 speakers

Benefits and Values 3-4 speakers

Vision and Policy 3-4 speakers

All speakers present followed by a facilitated Q&A

1.10-2.15 LUNCH, Poster Presentations, WORDLE WHITE BOARDS

SPIRIT OF HURLING (Dance, Causeway Comprehensive)

* 2nd Ignite moment (mission statement analysis)*

2.15-3.25

Opportunities for All 3-4 speakers

Benefits and Values 3-4 speakers

Vision and Policy 3-4 speakers

All speakers present followed by a facilitated Q&A

3.25-3.40 BREAK and Poster Viewing

3.40 U Move AND POSTER WINNERS ANNOUNCED

* 3rd Ignite moment*

3.50-4.40 REACHING THE SUMMIT

International contributions and Irish respondents

4.40-5.00 Sum Up, Future Actions, Thanks

*Short, no more than 1 minute message*

PEPAYS Ireland Annual Forum 2016
Monday, 30th May 2016,
8am-9am Solas Building IT Tralee North Campus, Tralee, Co. Kerry

Breakfast Briefing

"Looking into the Kaleidoscope"

Over breakfast you will be introduced to opportunities for more effective and sustainable engagement using the Service Design Thinking Process. The approach offered by this process is human centered with real time measurable strategies and solutions. We will tease out and debate how we as the key actors in the Physical Education, Physical Activity and Sport Landscape can use this process to be more effective by simply being more innovative in our thinking process. Working from the principle that the smallest twist of a Kaleidoscope can create whole new images - we will explore how this process can be applied in our landscapes.

The session will be facilitated by Breda O Dwyer - Centre for Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (CEED) at the Institute of Technology, Tralee. The centre provides innovative, design driven and transformative solutions to business development and growth in both the private and public sector. CEED practices a policy of international industry network engagement and collaboration, working very closely with the four other research centres at the Institute of Technology, Tralee www.ittralee.ie and its national and international partner network.