Kindergarten to Year 2
Fundamental movement skills
Junior students develop running, jumping, balancing, throwing and catching while learning awareness of self, space and others.
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Physical Education
Active Learning
Move with confidence, skill and enjoyment
Physical Education helps every student develop movement skills, teamwork, resilience and healthy habits for life.
Students participate in weekly Physical Education lessons designed to build capability in movement and physical activity. Lessons are inclusive, practical and focused on helping students experience success while learning to work safely and respectfully with others.
Learning Through Movement
A clear pathway from early skills to game play
Learning develops progressively so students can apply movement, communication and decision-making skills with growing confidence.
Years 3 to 6
Game-based learning
Older students apply movement skills in games and sports while strengthening tactical understanding, fair play and participation.
Personal Development
Skills beyond sport
Lessons build communication, teamwork, self-management, perseverance and respectful participation in group activities.
Annual Programs
Swimming, athletics and school carnivals
Swimming and athletics are covered annually from Pre-primary to Year 6. These programs help students develop technique, confidence, safety awareness and enjoyment in physical activity.
Students also prepare for inter-house and inter-school carnivals, where participation, sportsmanship and team spirit are strongly encouraged.
Swimming
Water confidence, safety awareness and efficient movement.
Athletics
Running, jumping and throwing skills developed progressively.
Carnivals
Participation, house spirit, teamwork and fair competition.
Program Highlights
Building active, capable learners
Physical Education supports the whole child through movement, cooperation, decision-making and positive challenge.
Teamwork
Playing and learning together
Students communicate, cooperate, support teammates and contribute positively to shared goals.
Skill Development
Practise, improve and succeed
Structured practice helps students improve technique, make decisions and recognise their own progress.
Healthy Habits
Enjoying an active lifestyle
Positive movement experiences encourage students to value physical activity, wellbeing and lifelong participation.
More Than Movement
Confidence, respect and sportsmanship
Physical Education gives students regular opportunities to practise responsibility, resilience and respectful behaviour in active and competitive settings.
Active School Community
Physical Education in action
Movement, teamwork, outdoor challenges and participation across lessons, sport, camps and school events.
