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The Duke of Edinburgh's Award |
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The Award is a flexible, interesting and fun-packed program for all young people between the ages of 14 and 25 to participate in a number of activities over a set length of time. It is entirely voluntary and is structured so the participants can design their own unique program centered around their interests and passions.
The Participants choose from three levels - Bronze, Silver, Gold. To achieve the award participants need to complete four sections (or five for Gold Award). For each Section, Participants get to choose and undertake an activity that fits in with the purpose of that Section, for the minimum amount of time specified for their chosen Level. You can have a look at the 'Ideas' page under each Section.
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For more information about the Award please visit http://www.dukeofed.org.au/
Nordic Walking is ideally suited to the 'Physical Recreation' section of the Award. Besides that Nordic Walking is an activity that can easily be implemented into any year level's PE or Outdoor curriculum (this is of particular interest to Award participating schools).
The co-operative partnership between the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Victoria and Nordic Academy Australia provides participating individuals and schools with special offers on Nordic Walking poles and training.
For more information regarding the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Physical Recreation section or the special offers available to participating individuals or schools please contact our School Co-ordinator on
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or phone 1300 791 740.
TEACHERS PLEASE NOTE - This could be for you!
Qualified Nordic Walking Instructors and Assessors for this new addition to the Award scheme are currently being sought to provide support and advice to students along their Duke of Ed journey. What are you waiting for - get qualified in Nordic Walking for your benefit as well as your students!
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