Physical Education

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (MISS WIGHT)

PPrep

This term in P.E., Prep students will focus on learning and following rules and expectations, such as listening for the whistle and following instructions during activities. They will participate in games with and without equipment, helping to develop their fundamental movement skills like running, jumping, and throwing. Additionally, students will take part in weekly Perceptual Motor Program (PMP) sessions. PMP is a movement-based program designed to enhance eye/hand and eye/foot coordination, fitness, balance, locomotion, and eye-tracking skills, supporting their overall physical and cognitive development.

Juniors

This term in P.E., junior students will focus on identifying rules and practicing fair play while creating and participating in physical activities. Through various games, they will learn to follow instructions, work cooperatively, and develop a sense of teamwork and sportsmanship. Additionally, they will continue improving their fundamental movement skills, including dodging, catching, and kicking. These activities will help enhance their coordination, agility, and overall physical confidence, providing a strong foundation for their ongoing skill development in sports and active play.

Middles

This term in P.E., middle school students will apply basic rules and scoring systems while demonstrating fair play and inclusive practices in physical activities. Through various games, they will develop teamwork, sportsmanship, and strategic thinking. Additionally, students will practice movement concepts and strategies to enhance their skills and overall gameplay. Starting mid-term, Grade 4 students will participate in the Bike Ed program, building their confidence and skills in riding while gaining essential safety knowledge.

Seniors

This term in P.E., senior students will develop their skills through various games, applying movement concepts to enhance their gameplay. They will actively participate in groups and teams, demonstrating positive sportsmanship by encouraging peers and negotiating roles and responsibilities. Additionally, they will refine their ability to adjust effort, space, time, objects, and people to perform effective movement sequences, strengthening their strategic thinking, coordination, and teamwork. Starting mid-term, students will also take part in the Bike Ed program, where they will develop their riding skills and safety knowledge.

Sporting events in Term 1

Running club will be Wednesday mornings on the playing field from 8:20am to 8:40am. Come along to earn some house points! Each lap = 10 house points.

25th February - District Swimming Carnival for 9-13 year-old students selected from swimming trials

28th March - Summer Lightning Premiership for senior students

Date to be confirmed - 3-6 Cross country