 Healthy Active School Symposium
Ever Active Schools is hosting the sixth annual Healthy Active School Symposium (HASS).
The purpose of HASS is:
- Identify what Healthy School Communities are and what they look like
- Help schools make connections with their team, other schools and partners
- Support schools in creating a meaningful, achievable action plan to help them move toward becoming a healthier school community
They are being held around the province:
- High Level - Sept 28
- Kinsella - Oct 12
- Leduc - Oct 20
- Red Deer - Oct 25
- Medicine Hat - Oct 27
- Calgary - Nov 1
- Peace River - Nov 3
- Fort McMurray - Nov 16
- Lethbridge - Feb 7, 2012
- Whitecourt - TBD
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Shaping the Future: Engaging Healthy School Communities
January 26-28, 2012
Delta at Kananaskis 
Ever Active Schools is building upon the tremendous success of their Healthy School Communities conference by hosting our third annual Shaping the Future Conference: Engaging Healthy School Communities. This conference is directed to anyone working or interested in health and wellness in schools.
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HPEC Save the Date 
The HPEC 2012 Conference Committee would like to invite you to attend Connecting: All Trails Lead to Camrose. Join educators from across the province in Camrose, May 3-5, 2012.
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Healthy Treats for Hallowe'en
 Halloween is fun and creative. Children get excited about dressing up as their favourite characters and look forward to wandering the streets for treats and candy!
Download this Alberta Health Services resource for ideas to keep this spooky holiday healthy and fun!
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FMS Webinar Series - Part 1
Spotlight on Stability Skills - Tues. Nov. 15
Looking for ideas to increase your student's confidence and competence in Physical Education and physical activity? Want to come away with resources and support for teaching Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS)? Using the ABCD's of Physical Education and the philosophy of Physical Literacy, attendees will walk away from this Webinar with the tools to teach a variety of Fundamental
Movement Skills (FMS), particularly Stability Skills. The FMS provide the basic motor skills that are the foundation to all later movement in life whether sport specific, active living or recreation.
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