本系于11月23日举办题为《长跑运动的科学化训练与恢复策略》马拉松工作坊。此次工作坊由本系高级讲师 雷雄德博士 主讲，深入探讨马拉松赛前准备，结合科学化的训练方法和休息，以达到最佳训练效果。

继11 月 17 日由中国香港田径总会主席 关祺先生主讲的马拉松讲座后，本系于11月19 日举办题为《超越体能训练：管理马拉松前、中、后的心理历程》马拉松工作坊，不仅协助教大跑手提升体能，更强调心理素质的培养与调适，以备战2026香港马拉松。

The HPE Learning and Teaching Seminar 2025/26, "Health Education and Promotion: Train the Trainer Program in Cambodia ", was successfully conducted on 18 Nov 2025.

年度体育盛事香港马拉松将于2026年1月举行。为协助教大跑手备战，本系于2025年11月下旬举办一系列讲座及工作坊，由多位专家深入讲解马柆松训练、恢复、心理准备及大型体育赛事的筹备经验等重要资讯。

Dr. Louie Hung-tak Lobo, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Health and Physical Education, led a group of 40 students on 12 November in an invaluable visit to the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI), Hong Kong's flagship elite training facility. This excursion was designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and world-class sporting practice, offering a rare glimpse into the ecosystem that produces world champions.

香港教育大学健康与体育学系师生应北京大学体育教研部的邀请，于2025年10月26日至11月1日赴北京大学参加「智动未来」内地与港澳高校体育运动与健康学术交流活动。此次交流活动获国家教育部「香港与内地高校师生交流计划」（万人计划）支持，由本系系主任夏秀祯教授、周志清博士、黄茗瑜博士及郑晨博士带领二十名学生共同参与，旨在促进两地高校在体育与健康领域的学术合作与交流。

The Departmental Research and Development Committee (DRDC) hosted its first luncheon meeting for academic staff and PhD students for the 2025/26 academic year on 3 October 2025. The meeting provided an informal and engaging platform for academic staff members and research postgraduate students to connect, share ideas, and discuss upcoming initiatives for research and development of the Department.

本系系主任夏秀祯教授 and 和副系主任Andrew Edwards教授 ，最近与印尼游戏治疗协会创办人兼现任总监 Alice Arianto博士会面，讨论游戏治疗的教学和研究，并探讨如何在香港建立游戏治疗的正面形象。

在2025/26年度，19位优秀运动员透过「教大学生运动员学习支援及入学计划」获教大取录，入读健康与体育学系本科课程。

On September 5, 2025, the Department of Health and Physical Education (HPE) at The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) hosted its annual HPE Assembly, bringing together nearly 400 students and staff members in a vibrant celebration of community, professionalism, and academic purpose.

大学教育资助委员会（教资会）主席 雷添良先生 连同二十多名委员，于9月4日到访香港教育大学（教大）。

The Departmental Research and Development Committee (DRDC) successfully hosted its first research seminar for the 2025/26 academic year. The seminar aimed to support our newly joined professors and early-career academic staff by sharing valuable insights into securing research grants offered by the Research Grant Council (RGC).