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NSW Department of Education and Training

Curriculum support for NSW Public Schools

Sample programs to support the teaching of PDHPE Years 7-10

This section of the PDHPE Unit web site provides access to a range of sample teaching and learning programs for PDHPE Years 7-10. The programs available include sample scope and sequences and units of work.

Many of these units were developed through the seed schools project which was implemented during 2004.

Click here to view the sample units of work available.

Understanding cultural differences: Aboriginal culture and their games

This is an integrated unit of work designed to develop an understanding and appreciation of cultural difference. The focus will be the culture of Aboriginal people. Initially, the students explore differences in family structure and the nature of relationships. They will regularly reflect on their own family structure and relationships to identify similarities and differences, and appreciate what each culture may offer.

The practical component of the unit focuses on further developing an understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal culture through participating in traditional Aboriginal games. The main purpose of the games is to encourage fair play and respect for others while also giving the students opportunities to discuss the cultural significance of the games and their role in developing a sense of self. They will also identify game skills that can be transferred or used in other games played in society.

Sharing ideas

We would like to build on the bank of sample units of work we have available to share. If you have a unit of work that you are interested in sharing with others, please email it as an attachment to the PDHPE Unit. Officers in the PDHPE Unit will provide you with feedback about your unit of work and, with your permission, will upload the unit of work under your school's name, to this section of the web site.

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