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1 Unique Trial Number (assigned by CCRB)

CUHK_CCRB00479

2 Trial Registration Date

2015-09-29

i Registration Status

Prospective

3 Secondary IDs

Project Code 6903895

4 Source(s) of Funding

The Coca Cola Foundation Grants

5 Primary Sponsor

Department of Sports Science and Physical Education, The Chinese University of Hong Kong,

6 Secondary Sponsor

N/A

Function

Not Applicable

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7 Responsible Contact Person (public contact person for patients interested in participating)

i Name

Cecilia Chan

ii Address

Department of Sports Science and Physical Education,
Kwok Sports Building,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Shatin

iii Phone

39436098

iv Email

ceciliachanhs@link.cuhk.edu.hk

v Affiliation

Department of Sports Science and Physical Education, Faculty of Education, The Chinese University of Hong Kong,

vi Country

Hong Kong

8 Research Contact Person (person to contact for scientific inquiries)

i Name

Cecilia Chan

ii Address

Department of Sports Science and Physical Education,
Kwok Sports Building,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Shatin

iii Phone

39436098

iv Email

ceciliachanhs@link.cuhk.edu.hk

v Affiliation

Department of Sports Science and Physical Education, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

vi Country

Hong Kong

9 Official Scientific Title of the Study

Improving fundamental movement skills in Hong Kong Chinese students through an assessment for learning intervention emphasizing fun, mastery and support: the A+FMS cluster randomized controlled trial study protocol

10 Public Title

Improving fundamental movement skills in Hong Kong Chinese students through an assessment for learning intervention emphasizing fun, mastery and support: the A+FMS cluster randomized controlled trial study protocol

i Public Title in Chinese 研究名稱

「促進學習的評估」對香港學童基礎動作能力的影響

11 Short Title (Optional)

A school-based intervention for improving fundamental movement skills in Hong Kong Chinese students

12 Countries of Recruitment

Hong Kong

13 Research Ethic Review

i Has the study received appropriate ethics approval?

Yes

ii When is the approval date?

2015-09-17

iii Full Name of IRB/IEC

Other

Please specify

Survey and Behavioural Research Ethics

iv IRB/IEC approval reference number

NIL

14 Medical Condition Being Studied

NIL

15 Intervention

i Types of intervention

Behavior

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ii Description/ name of Intervention/article

The Assessment for Learning (AfL) in Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) (A+FMS) intervention is designed to promote Fun, Mastery and Support in learning FMS for primary schoolchildren in Hong Kong utilizing a cluster randomized controlled trial. Primary 3 students from 10 classes (from 5 schools) will be recruited, and half of them will be randomly assigned into the experimental group. The competence motivation theory provides a framework for the intervention emphasizing fun activities to develop basic fundamentals, improving mastery of movement, and providing support for teaching and learning. Primary outcomes measures are changes in scores of eight fundamental movement skills, measured with the Test for Gross Motor Development -3rd edition (TGMD-3) during school PE. Secondary outcomes include: enjoyment in PE, perceived physical competence, perceived skill competence, and social support. Teachers in the experimental group are required to attend a 6-hour teacher workshop, and integrate 500 min of assessment for learning strategies into their PE lessons. Resources such as video clips and skills checklists will also be provided to help support children to accumulate extra learning and practice time at home. Comparison between baseline and follow-up scores on 8 fundamental movement skills will be made across the experimental and control group to determine the intervention effects in a school setting.

iii Dosage form of the intervention

School PE lessons

iv Dosage of the intervention

40 min to 70 min per week in average

v Duration of the intervention

A total of 500 min of PE lesson(8-13 sessions depend on PE time allotments in participating schools

vi Frequency of the intervention

once or twice per week depend on PE schedule of individual schools

16 Comparative Treatments

i Description/ name of comparative treatments

PE teachers in the control group will not be exposed to any intervention components. They will follow the school-based PE curriculum.

ii Dosage form of the comparative treatments

School PE lessons

iii Dosage of the comparative treatments

40 min to 70 min per week in average

iv Duration of the comparative treatments

A total of 500 min of PE lesson(8-13 sessions depend on PE time allotments in participating schools

v Frequency of the comparative treatments

once or twice per week depend on PE schedule of individual schools

17 Key Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria

i Inclusion Criteria

Primary 3 students

ii Exclusion Criteria

Student are deemed unfit to participate in an active PE class

iii Age Minimum

9

iv Age Maximum

11

v Gender

Both Male and Female

18 Study Type

Interventional

19 Study Design

i Randomization

Randomized

Please specify

A cluster RCT design - 10 classes will be allocated to either intervention (5) or control (5)

ii Nature of control

Active

iii Degree of masking

Single-blind

If Single-blind, who will be masked?

Investigator/research team

iv Group Assignment

Parallel

v Study Phase

0

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vi Study Objectives (Optional)

To examine whether an assessment-based intervention would increase primary school students' FMS proficiency

20 Anticipated trial start date

2015-10-12

21 Target Sample Size

300

22 Recruitment Status

Not Yet Recruiting

23 Primary Outcome

i The Name of the outcome

Fundamental movement skills

ii The metric or method of measurement used

4 locomotor skills (Jump, Hop, Skip & Gallop) and 4 ball skills measured using the Test for Gross Motor Development - 3rd Edition (Ulrich, 2015)

iii The timepoint(s) of primary interest

Pre-intervention and Post-intervention (during one to two lessons), each separated by at least 8 weeks

24 Secondary Outcome

i The Name of the outcome

1.Enjoyment in PE; 2.Perceived physical competence; 3.Perceived movement skill competence; and 4.Perceived Social Support

ii The metric or method of measurement used

1.PE Enjoyment Rating Scale (Prochaska et al., 2003) 2.Athletic subscale-Self-Perception Profile for Children(Harter, 2012) 3.Pictorial Scale of Perceived Movement Skill Competence for Young Children(Barnett et al., 2015) 4.Teacher Support subscale-Social Support Scale for Children(Harter, 2012)

iii The timepoint(s) of primary interest

Pre-intervention and Post-intervention (during one lesson), each separated by at least 8 weeks

25 Study Information/Publication

i Study Information/Publication Available?

No

ii Link to Study Information/Publication

26 Last Update Date

2017-04-11

27 Primary Registry and Trial Identifying Number

ChiCTR-IOR-15007156

28 Date of Registration in Primary Registry

2015-09-29

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