Teacher in Charge: Mrs G. Lodge.
Physical Education and Health
The philosophy of Junior Physical Education is to give students a wide range of experiences and knowledge to enable them to develop lifelong intrinsic fitness habits for the benefit of their future health and well-being. Practical activities are in blocks: Athletics, Cross Country, Warrant of Fitness - goal setting, Sports Education - Interpersonal Skills, Volleyball, Ki o Rahi Small Balls: softball, cricket, tennis, Introduction to New Sports. KEY COMPETENCIES: Self-Management, Participating and Contributing as well as skills and fitness are the focus throughout the year.
Year 10 Health is one period a week for all Year 10 students. It is designed around student needs and covers topics of Hauora, Resilience, Assertiveness, Drug and Alcohol, Sexuality, Personal Safety, Bullying, Stress, Anxiety and Coping Strategies.
Term 1
Physical Education
Year A:
Athletics
Summer Sports
Year B:
Level Up - Fitness
Cross Country
Health:
Hauora
Resilience
Self esteem
Term 2
Physical Education
Year A:
Racket Sports
Year B:
Volleyball
Nga Taonga Tākaro
Health:
Bullying, Cyber Bullying
Drug Education - Assertiveness
Term 3
Physical Education
Year A:
Sports Education
Year B:
Kotahitanga - Invasion Games
Health:
Personal Safety
Sexuality
Term 4
Physical Education
Year A:
Small Balls: cricket, tennis, softball
Year B:
Jump Rope
International Games
Health:
Stress and Anxiety
Coping Strategies
Level 1 Physical Education 101
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryBOYD
Physical Education uniform and Sports shoes