
There
is now a combined Physical Education/Health Education Curriculum.
This new curriculum area focuses on a holistic concept of health and well being.
The Physical Education/Health Education Manitoba Curriculum
Framework of Outcomes for Active Healthy Lifestyles document was released in
2000. This combined curriculum promotes active healthy lifestyle
practices. Learning outcomes are identified for students in Kindergarten
to Senior 2.
The goal of the Health Education portion of the combined
curriculum is to provide students with programming, which develops knowledge,
skills and attitudes for a lifetime of safe, active and healthy living.
Student activities throughout the curriculum are geared toward teaching skill
development. Particular emphasis is on developing decision-making, problem
solving and refusal skills. Students are encouraged and supported to develop health literacy skills.
These skills enable students to obtain, interpret and understand health
information and services. These are skills students will use to enhance
their health throughout their lifetime.
Click
here for more details on the Physical Education/Health Education curriculum
including a roll out plan and implementation timelines.

Nori Korsunsky is the Health Education Consultant. She is available to
provide support to teachers and administrators in any aspect of Health
Education, including curriculum, health education initiatives or programming.
A variety of Health Education workshops are offered throughout the
year. Please see the P.D. link for details. Nori is also available
to provide school based workshops.

Please send comments to: korsunsky@wsd1.org
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