Alberta Schools' Athletic Association

Important Dates and Deadlines

September 12

Golf opting-up and registration deadline

September 30

School enrolment to determine ASAA classification

 

ASAA News and Information

Note of Correction

The ASAA calendar has Family Day listed as February 15 and is should be listed as February 21. Please accept our apologies for the confusion.

Alberta Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (AIAAA)

Please click the logo below to go to the new AIAAA website.

 

2010/11 Provincial Football Draw

Click here for the revised 2010/11 Alberta Bowl draw (as of June 30)

2010/11 Golf Wildcard Berths

Click here to view the 2010/11 Golf Wildcard Berths

2010/11 Volleyball Wildcard Berths

Click here to view the 2010/11 Volleyball 1A-3A Wildcard Berths

Alberta Education

Framework for K-12 Wellness Education

Click here to view Alberta Education's Framework for Kindergarten to Grade 12 Wellness Education (Released October 20, 2009). The framework outlines the fundamental concepts and inherent values of wellness education and provides guidance for the future development and implementation of Kindergarten to Grade 12 wellness education programs of study in Alberta.  

Coaching and Recreation Specific Courses

Alberta Education will be starting new courses that will be piloted in 10 schools across the province for September 2009. The draft copies of these courses are available for all to view and full implementation will be available in September 2010. To view the courses on-line please click here.

Coaching Educational Resources

Coaching Development

The partnership between the province of Alberta, Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation and Alberta Schools' Athletic Association supports the vision of developing coaches and the conveyed value of good coaching for all students…in school, in sport and in life. Click here to read more.

Safe Rugby Courses

Rugby Canada's Development Department has produced resources developed specifically to deal with safety within the game of rugby. 'Safe Rugby' is a program that provides coaches, referees and administrators with the required knowledge, skills and leadership abilities to ensure that safety principles and best practice principles are incorporated into all aspects of the game of Rugby.

Please click here to learn more about courses being offered

NCCP Information

Click here for a copy of the Fall 2009 "Calling All Coaches" NCCP Introduction - Competition and the new Competition – Development (replacing the Level 3 Theory) Multi-Sport Modules.

NCCP Offerings at Teachers Conventions

Click here for more information on dates and courses being offered

NFHS Information

The partnership between the ASAA and the NFHS is a collaborative relationship with a common goal of development of education-based interscholastic sports. Click here to learn more about their Fundamentals of Coaching program.

Memos to Schools

Rugby memo, February 2009

Rugby memo, June 2009

Sport Specific School Programs/ Courses/ Academies Policy June 09

Volleyball Net Rule Change September 2009

U16 Rugby Club Play Memo November 2009

Rugby Tours Memo December 2009

*ASAA RISK MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL - H1N1 INFLUENZA

*Please note that unless there is another H1N1 outbreak, the recommendations in the memos listed below are optional

Memo to all Schools

Recommendations to Coaches

H1N1 Program Insert

 

News and information from other groups

Coast Hotels & Resorts

Please click here to see the list of Coast Hotel locations and corporate rates for all ASAA member schools.

Can the Community Initiatives Program (CIP) assist your school?

The ASAA encourages school administrators and coaches to work with their local Parent Advisory Council or High School Athletics Booster Clubs to submit CIP grant applications. For more information click here or visit the Alberta Lottery Fund website at albertalotteryfund.ca

5/30 Health and Wellness Challenge

The FSFA (Francophone Sport Federation of Alberta) is promoting a new project and is looking to get Alberta involved. It is a 6 week challenge that motivates people to take action for their health at their own pace. People who participate in the challenge are invited to visit the website to help them reach their goals. It gives tips on better ways to eat, recipes and also ways to include physical activities in your everyday lives.  5 is for 5 fruits or vegetables a day and 30 is for 30 minutes of physical activity a day. Please click here for more information about this new and exciting project.