1. PDHPEPERSONAL DEVELOPMENT , HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

2. IMPORTANCE FOR STUDENTS FOR
PRIMARY STUDENTS
 The subject matter , skills, and strands trained in
PDHPE signifies well rounded people whom are able to
make optimistic contributions to their society.
 PDHPE applies in different areas of life
 For example in sportsman and social skills,
 Teachers are responsible for informing learners
regarding good decisions for nutrition , health and
lifestyle.

3. IMPORTANCE OF PDHPE
 PDHPE has been seen as not a great importance to
subjects such as Math and English.
 Though, PDHPE is important as it allows children to
make decision making, communication and problem
skills.

4. RATIONALE
 PDHPE plays an important role in children’s lives.
 PDHPE is so significant for us to educate our next
age group a happy, productive , healthy, and
answerable way of life in culture.
 To educate them the importance and requirement
of values and skills .

5. RATIONALE CONT.
 PDHPE help children expand the skills of informed
choice making inside the public and private regions of
life.
 PDHPE teach children the significance of having
friends , pals and close relations.
 The significance of eating a unbiased and healthy diet.

6. SUPPORTER FOR PDHPE
 Teaching of PDHPE in schools is very important
 There are many aspects that all child ought to be taught,
such as;
o Active lifestyle
o Health
o Growth and Development
o Personal health choices
o Safe living
o Interpersonal Relationships

7. REFERENCES
Eat, Work, Move picture. Retrieved from:
http://www.elizabeth-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/sws/view/1603588.node
PDHPE picture. Retrieved from:
http://www.hoxtonpark-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/sws/view/1179251.node
Running picture. Retrieved from:
http://web2.moorefielg-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/moodle/
Ball picture. Retrieved from:
http://www.clubsonline.com.au/customdata/index.cfm?fuseaction=display_image_listing&CategoryID=1996&
itemLayout=1&headerselector=3&OrgID=1917&dts=942010968
Apple picture. Retrieved from:
http://www.olol-college.nsw.edu.au/default.asp?print=true&action=article&ID=250
Hands picture: Retrieved from:
http://www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au/cogs_s4/about/index.htm