The Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba provides health and physical education teachers with resources, leadership, encouragement and recognition for the delivery of quality programs and practices.
"Stronger Together" MTS PD Day 2026
Registration for "Stronger Together", PHE Manitoba's MTS Professional Development Day, opens September 21st.
This year, there will be two keynotes:
The morning keynote: "The Human Behind the Performance". When we invest in the human behind the performance, excellence becomes sustainable. Drawing on the presenter’s experience as an Olympic bronze medallist and clinical psychologist, the session will introduce a practical sustainability model that equips physical and health education teachers with evidence-based techniques to enhance resilience, maintain motivation, and promote long-term wellness. Participants will leave with actionable takeaways to support high performance in their students and themselves.
Presenter: Dr. Chantal Van Landeghem. Dr. Chantal Van Landeghem is a 2016 Olympic bronze medalist and won two NCAA championships with the University of Georgia. She currently works as a clinical psychologist specializing in sport psychology. She has worked with Olympic athletes and professional sports teams, including the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Valour FC. She also works directly with Manitoba Teachers’ Society to support educators in the province.
The afternoon keynote: "Laying the Foundation: Renewed PHE Curriculum Introduction". Want to get started with the renewed curriculum but not sure where to begin? Let us break it down into its key elements, explain what’s new, and provide some start-up tips and tricks. We will also clarify the roll out process and discuss how the renewed curriculum can support wellness for everyone in the classroom.
Presenters: Carolyn Johnson, Deondra Twerdun-Peters (Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning
Schedule can be found here!
Registration Link to MTS PD Day
This year, there will be two keynotes:
The morning keynote: "The Human Behind the Performance". When we invest in the human behind the performance, excellence becomes sustainable. Drawing on the presenter’s experience as an Olympic bronze medallist and clinical psychologist, the session will introduce a practical sustainability model that equips physical and health education teachers with evidence-based techniques to enhance resilience, maintain motivation, and promote long-term wellness. Participants will leave with actionable takeaways to support high performance in their students and themselves.
Presenter: Dr. Chantal Van Landeghem. Dr. Chantal Van Landeghem is a 2016 Olympic bronze medalist and won two NCAA championships with the University of Georgia. She currently works as a clinical psychologist specializing in sport psychology. She has worked with Olympic athletes and professional sports teams, including the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Valour FC. She also works directly with Manitoba Teachers’ Society to support educators in the province.
The afternoon keynote: "Laying the Foundation: Renewed PHE Curriculum Introduction". Want to get started with the renewed curriculum but not sure where to begin? Let us break it down into its key elements, explain what’s new, and provide some start-up tips and tricks. We will also clarify the roll out process and discuss how the renewed curriculum can support wellness for everyone in the classroom.
Presenters: Carolyn Johnson, Deondra Twerdun-Peters (Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning
Schedule can be found here!
Registration Link to MTS PD Day
Government of Manitoba Pilot Curriculum
The Manitoba government is starting a two-year pilot program for a new health and physical education curriculum called “Every Body, Every Day.”
The draft renewed Kindergarten to Grade 12 Physical and Health Education curriculum follows consistent design specifications of Manitoba’s Framework for Learning and is aligned with the guiding principles for curriculum implementation included within the Framework. Following the pilot phase, the renewed Kindergarten to Grade 12 Physical and Health Education curriculum will be incorporated within the Framework for Learning website.
Here is the link to the Pilot Curriculum: https://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/physhlth/curriculum.html
Here is the link to the press release:
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=75037
The draft renewed Kindergarten to Grade 12 Physical and Health Education curriculum follows consistent design specifications of Manitoba’s Framework for Learning and is aligned with the guiding principles for curriculum implementation included within the Framework. Following the pilot phase, the renewed Kindergarten to Grade 12 Physical and Health Education curriculum will be incorporated within the Framework for Learning website.
Here is the link to the Pilot Curriculum: https://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/physhlth/curriculum.html
Here is the link to the press release:
https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/?archive=&item=75037
Upcoming NCCP Multi-Sport Courses
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Here are the upcoming NCCP Multi-Sport Courses presented by Sport Manitoba Coaching and the National Coaching Certification Program:
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Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba
418-145 Pacific Avenue
Winnipeg, MB, R3B 2Z6
T: 204-926-8357
E: [email protected]
418-145 Pacific Avenue
Winnipeg, MB, R3B 2Z6
T: 204-926-8357
E: [email protected]
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