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Primary School Physical Education is our life, allowing us to capture as many children as possible in the perfect environment to teach them the benefits of personal development, health and physical education (PDHPE).

We have a responsibility to make the industry better, that’s what everything we do is designed around. Changing the way pupils, parents, teachers and Principals feel about education through movement.

Creating The PE Revolution – the latest, most innovative and progressive programs for less, with a service that is second to none. Book Got Game today to experience the difference.

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This growth allows for more capacity to learn. It's a fact...

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Got Yoga

Submitted by Jed on 13 March, 2013 - 15:25

Got Game is now offering yoga!

Yoga is a welcomed change to a traditional Physical Education program, with countless advantages.

At Got Game, we appreciate yoga’s true potential and its benefits to students, including their body, mind and sprit.

The Got Game yoga program is designed to provide a learning experience that makes a difference to every student, in a fun, creative, educational, expressive, and purposeful environment.

How much ‘Physical Activity’ do children need?

Submitted by Jed on 4 March, 2013 - 15:06

Children from ages 5 to 12 need at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity per day.

Although Got Game is getting kids moving in schools, it’s important they continue to be active outside of school.

Examples of moderate and vigorous activity include:

Moderate: Vigorous:

Got Game on Facebook

Submitted by Jed on 11 February, 2013 - 15:54

Got Game is now on Facebook!

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Duncan Craig – Director – Athletic Development Australia

Submitted by Got Game Guest on 26 August, 2011 - 11:08

I was fortunate enough to recently see a great program in action called BRM (balance, rhythm and movement) conducted by Anthony from Got Game. Kids in this program are taught how to move and the program is conducted in a way that kids enjoy it and get a great benefit. Programs like this need to be implemented into schools so that a difference can be made.

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Submitted by Jed on 26 August, 2010 - 18:10

RFF available for all

Submitted by Got Game Guest on 4 August, 2010 - 19:10

The PE Revolution continues to create changes for the better. With 15 Accredited (DET & CEO) PE teachers providing additional RFF in all programs, to all schools, we now give Principals additional RFF allocations and the opportunity to relieve classroom teachers during our lessons.

Imagine us teaching your dance or gym program while the classroom teacher has the choice for RFF. Changing the game!

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We need more Physical Education

Submitted by Got Game Guest on 4 August, 2010 - 19:09

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Exercise grows brain cells!

Submitted by Got Game Guest on 4 August, 2010 - 19:08

This growth allows for more capacity to learn. It's a fact proven by neuro-science with recent brain imaging developments.

But we don't need any scientist to tell us that blood pools below the waist after 15 minutes of sitting, that some children need to move to learn, and that movement increases capacity to learn. Remembering that what makes us think, also makes us move!

Contributing to the National Curriculum

Submitted by Got Game Guest on 4 August, 2010 - 19:07

With a team of 20 dedicated PE teachers in 2013, we are staying ahead of the game by following and shaping the National HPE Curriculum.

Which is indicating some very significant changes in the coming years, including;

Dance has been moved into the Creative Arts syllabus and will no longer fall under PE
Gymnastics as an outcome will become obselete
H&PE will be expected to make a significant contribution to achievement of the General Capabilities