 Acronym - Personal Development Health & Physical Education  Part of school curriculum  An opportunity to engage kids outside of the four walls of.

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 Acronym - Personal Development Health & Physical Education  Part of school curriculum  An opportunity to engage kids outside of the four walls of a classroom

 Builds appropriate knowledge, skills and values  Aids individual development  Reduces sedentary state – gets you moving  It’s fun and creates lots of smiles and laughter

 Information on personal and social issues  Active lifestyle  Health choices  Growth and Development  Child Protection  Drug awareness and education  Road Safety

 Ability to participate in activities  Gain skills  Opportunity to integrate other KLAs within lesson plans to engage students