CANOC Congratulatory Message
CANOC Secretary Elton A. Prescott congratulates the Caribbean participants in the London 2012 Olympic Games. Read more
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Theme – Promoting the value of physical education and sport for healthy lifestyle and social development
Programme components:
Day 1
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8.30am |
Opening Ceremony - JOA/MINISTER OF SPORT |
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8.45am |
Introduction of participants - |
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9.00am |
Defining Physical Education |
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Vilma Charlton (Olympian, Lecturer in Physical Education, UWI |
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Defining Sport for All |
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Yvonne Kong, former Principal GC Foster College of Physical Education |
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9.25am |
Non-Communicable and Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases in the Caribbean – a reality check - |
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Dr. Marion DuCasse, member of JADCO board, |
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9.55am |
Group Work on Reality Check |
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10.15am |
Break |
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10.30am |
Group Reports |
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11.20am |
Summation of Discussion - Need for a moderator |
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11.30am |
Physical Education in the development of national Health and Well Being. - |
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Dr. Joyce Graham-Royale (Director of Physical Education, Ministry of Education |
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12noon |
Group Work |
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12.30pm |
Lunch |
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1.30pm |
Plenary - |
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TOR2015 SELECTEE/CXC Head |
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2.00pm |
Obesity Prevention, Physical Activity, Diet and Physical Education in Schools: A review of Challenges and Best Practices. |
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Dr. Heather Littlewhite, Nutritionist and Lecturer |
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Mrs. Pat Thompson, Nutritionist, lecturer at UWI, Author |
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2.40pm |
Plenary – sharing best practices etc - TOR2015 SELECTEE |
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4.00pm |
Wrap up |
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Day 2 |
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8.30am |
Physical Education and social development - |
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Dr. Dwayne Vernon, Head Social Development Commission, Board Member, Institute of Sports |
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9.00am |
Plenary - Moderator to be selected |
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9.30am |
Policy, Process and Practice – Physical activity in community development |
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Mr. Paulton Gordon (Memos Graduate) Head of Management Programme in Sports, UTECH |
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9.55am |
Plenary - Moderator to be decided |
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10.15am |
Break |
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10.30am |
The impact of modern technology on lifestyles in the Caribbean context |
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Dr. Paula Daley Morris, Lecturer in Information Technology, UWI, |
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Manager of Jamaica Netball Association Information Technology systems |
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11.20am |
Plenary - Moderator to be decided |
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11.30am |
Linking physical education and sport programmes with sport for all. |
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Mrs. Claudette Jones, President, Physical Education Association, Jamaica & school principal |
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12noon |
Lunch |
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1.00pm |
The integration of policies of the Ministries of Education, Youth, Sport, Social Development, Health, Social and Community Development |
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Dr. Maria Smith, Project Coordinator, UNESCO |
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1.30pm |
Group Work |
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2.00pm |
Plenary - Open |
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2.30pm |
Establishing regional physical education and sport for all networks |
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Professor Errol Morrison, Principal, University of Technology |
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3.00pm |
Summary of Workshop - |
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Professor Neville Ying, Former Principal of the Graduate Mona School of Business. |
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3.30pm |
Closing |
The team also considered two Canadians with whom they have worked,
As potential resource persons and suggested that TOR2015 might want to contact them.
HOTEL INFORMATION
Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston.
Rate: US$127 per night per person inclusive of all taxes, including Daily Buffet Breakfast, high Speed Wireless Internet access and welcome drink.
All incidentals are for personal account. Reservations have been made for 30 rooms, let me know how you feel about this number.
Conference Package to include coffee break and lunch for 30 persons (subject to review), plus rental of Projector and Screen adds another US$2,422 to the bill.
Total cost for Accommodation and Meeting = US$13,798.92 Requirement is for 50% deposit and signed contract.
I have copy of contract. Final date for all payment is September 27th 2012.
Rooming list and arrival and departure date to be in Knutsford’s possession by September 27 2012.
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CANOC Secretary Elton A. Prescott congratulates the Caribbean participants in the London 2012 Olympic Games. Read more
