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Health and PE<br />

Students learn about their own well-being and that of<br />

others, in health-related and movement contexts.<br />

• Personal health and physical development<br />

• Movement concepts and motor skills<br />

• Relationships with other people<br />

• Healthy communities and environments<br />

The focus of learning is on knowing the meaning of personal, social and<br />

community well-being and engaging in activities that promote it.<br />

Show an understanding<br />

of the importance of<br />

health in both a personal<br />

and wider social context.<br />

(personal health and<br />

physical development)<br />

Use knowledge of<br />

health to participate and<br />

develop a range of motor<br />

movements (movement<br />

concepts and motor<br />

skills)<br />

Show ability to build<br />

healthy relationships<br />

with other people and<br />

the need to be healthy.<br />

(relationships with<br />

others)<br />

Show an understanding<br />

of how and why they<br />

need to be healthy and<br />

how our bodies work.<br />

(healthy communities<br />

and environments)<br />

Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4<br />

Senior School Camp<br />

EOTC activities<br />

Swimming: water safety,<br />

confidence, strokes<br />

Games: Cricket, tball<br />

Ball Skills & Fair Play:<br />

throwing, catching,<br />

kicking<br />

Games: Futsal, tiniball,<br />

netball, basketball, rippa<br />

rugby<br />

Skipping<br />

Dancing<br />

Cross country<br />

Ball Skills & Fair Play:<br />

throwing, catching,<br />

kicking<br />

Games: futsul, tiniball,<br />

netball, basketball, rippa<br />

rugby<br />

Athletics: sprints, relays,<br />

high jump, long jump,<br />

throwing, quoits, vortex<br />

Games: cricket, tball<br />

Swimming: Confidence

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