Physical Education

This year in Physical Education we will be working toward developing the fundamental movement skills that are needed to be able to engage in a range of different physical activities. 

Additionally, we are building upon student resiliency and sportsmanship through a variation of different competitive and non-competitive activities.

Junior School: The Junior school will be focusing on the development of their gross motor skills, this will give them a foundation of physically ability which will allow them to participate in more complex activities later in the year.

Middle School: The middle school will be further developing their motor skills and working on the basic rules of a broad range on sports. Furthermore students will be working on their resiliency and reactions to dynamic situations.

Senior School: Senior students are expected to demonstrate control over their motor skills, show an understanding of the basic rules of common sports, and recognize shared elements across different games—such as the roles of attackers and defenders, and the objective of scoring points or preventing scores. There will be a focus on students implementing strategy and communication in order to achieve these goals.

Coming up in Term 2:

April

• Monday 20th: Curriculum Day (pupil free)

• Tuesday 21th : Students return

May

• Friday 1st: House Cross Country 

• Monday 18th: District Cross Country

• Thursday 28th: Yr. 3/4 Gala Day

June

• Monday 1st: Division Cross Country

• Thursday 11th: Yr. 5/6 Gala Day

• Friday 26th: Last Day, 2.30 Finish  

For interschool competitions there are multiple levels at which students may compete. Below is the order in which a student may progress through the different stages of competition

In order these levels of competition are:

• Intra-school Competition

• District Competition

• Division Competition

• Regional Competition

• State Competition

• National Competition