DEVELOPMENT NEWS
(photo above by Ashley Macaulay , rider Jordan McAlpine)
Attention Students
Equestrian Australia Community Programs endorsed by Curriculum Council of WA
The Curriculum Council of WA has endorsed the following EA Programs and by successfully completing any of these, students can gain WACE unit equivalence.
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CEQIHM Introductory Horse Management
CEQHM1 Level 1 Horse Management
CEQHM2 Level 2 Horse Management
CEQIR Introductory Riding
CEQGR1 Level 1 General Riding
CEQDR1 Level 1 Dressage Riding
CEQDR2 Level 2 Dressage Riding
CEQJR2 Level 2 Jumping Riding
CEQER2 Level 2 Eventing Riding
CEQIC Introductory Coaching
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Minimum entry age 12 years
Minimum entry age 15 years
Minimum entry age 12 years
Minimum entry age 15 years
Minimum age 17 yrs to register
18 years to attain certificate
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Enrolments due: 7th August each year. Students can approach their school’s Curriculum Deputy to enrol them to gain credits toward their Secondary Graduation within the year of enrolment. Students may commence Courses prior to /after enrolment though must complete in the same year of enrolment.
Results deadlines: Due 2nd November (Yr 12) or 9th December (Yr 10 & 11) each year
On completion of Activity Assessments students should forward their Horse Management or Riding Certificates as evidence of attainment to EA National P O Box 673 Sydney Markets NSW 2129
RE Physical Education Studies - TEE Elective in schools
Did you know Equestrian Sports as part of Physical Education Studies are also now an elective subject for TEE in years 11 and 12 at school?
The news about the NCAS Certificates in schools is a major step in the acceptance of the NCAS Equestrian programmes as valued educational tools and now there are two pathways for young riders to pursue while they are at school. PE Studies TEE Elective commenced in 2008 and was offered again in 2009 and with the practical component for the three disciplines of Dressage, Eventing and Showjumping.
1. Students should contact and discuss their options with the Physical Education staff at their school
2. Theory and practical components for PE Studies
3. Candidates for The PE Studies Practical exam will be asked to nominate their chosen sport early in
the year
(a) There are 14 "listed" sports - usually taught in the School and
(b) A few "unlisted" sports (includes Equestrian) - considered by an Examination Panel.
If these sports are approved by this Examination Panel - candidates /students must prepare and submit a video portfolio that demonstrates their skills, drills and performances in their sport - candidates need to contact PE staff at their school for details
4. Equestrian sports included - Dressage, Showjumping and Eventing
Students / candidates contact their Physical Education staff at their school for further details
BEATS 2010
An exciting Program aimed at developing talented young riders in all aspects of equestrian riding and horse management following EWA pathways to elite athlete performance. The squad has been in existence since 1994, being continuously sponsored by Healthway and from 2007 has been very proud to have Prestige Loans as a major sponsor.
This year enrolment in NCAS Courses at Introductory Level for both Riding Skills and Horse Management became mandatory and remain the foundation of horse management and ridden components within the BEATS Program.
Following the submission of applications, the coaching panel will review applications and invite a selection of
suitable candidates to a mounted assessment day held at the State Equestrian Centre. The mounted assessments
will be divided by sport. Each group will be observed by one member of each State Selection Panel for the High Performance Pathways, and coached by a current BEATS Coach. Following the assessment, the coaching panel & selectors will be to decide the final selections. In addition to the mounted assessment, the rider will be asked to sit down to a 10 minute interview, also held on the assessment day.
Application Forms are now available for BEATS 2010 Please download form HERE
Assessment Dates scheduled;
· BEATS Perth: Wednesday 20th January
· BEATS Geraldton: Wednesday 13th January
· BEATS Southern Region Wednesday 27th January
RESULTS More performances have come to hand for the following BEATS riders this Spring;
Royal Show Results
HACKING Emily Reudavey 3rd - Riding Pony Hack 13.2 - 14h
* 7th - Riding Pony MW 12.2 - 14h
4th - Girls Pony Hack 12.2 - 14h
BREED Events Emily Reudavey 6th - Handler, Riding Pony Breed
* 7th - Riding Pony Ridden - 13.2 - 14.2h
PCAWA AM5 FOR HORSES OVER 14.2 HANDS.
Fraser Bower 5th PCAWA AM5 FOR HORSES OVER 14.2 HANDS
Oliver Gray 6th PCAWA AM5 FOR HORSES OVER 14.2 HANDS
WA Showjumping Festival 16 – 18 October 2009
Harry Muir 5th – Youth Festival Final 1.oo m
2nd – Young Masters 80cm
1st - Six Bar Under 21
(Note: EWA Office waiting on official score sheets. Showjumping results for both Serpentine and WA Showjumping Festival to be returned for publishing complete set)
Brooker Swan River Horse Trials 17- 18 October
Louis McWhirter 4th Junior Intro 2
Georgina Bower 5th Junior Intro 2
Katelyn Prendiville 4th Junior Pre Novice
Oliver Gray 1st Junior Preliminary
Madeline Hart 5th Junior Preliminary
WASJA Patrons Cup weekend 24 & 25October
Fraser Bower 3rd Horse Six Bar
Congratulations riders and don’t forget the BEATS Awards luncheon at the SEC now on Saturday 12th December.
See you all there!