The Health and Physical Education curriculum is built around the school’s ‘STARS’ expectations and the faculties 4 key pillars: Growth, Resilience, Integrity and Triumph. All students in Years 7 to 9 participate in core Health and Physical Education. The curriculum is designed to educate students on the importance of a healthy and active lifestyle.
The Health and Physical Education Junior Curriculum includes Netball and Rugby League focused classes. Students study the same theoretical units of the core classes but are able to focus on their chosen sport in a practical setting. Instructed by qualified teachers highly skilled in the particular sports, students are provided the opportunity to develop their performance abilities and tactical game-play exclusive to either Netball or Rugby League. A range of courses are also available in Year 10 -12. Please consult our curriculum handbooks for our course offerings.
The school has a proud tradition of offering students opportunities to pursue their sporting passions. We aim to provide students with knowledge and experiences that they can use throughout their lives, in order to be healthy and active. Through dedication to sporting pursuits, students learn self-discipline and perseverance, gaining self-esteem and confidence.
A variety of sports are offered through either curriculum or extra curriculum opportunities including (but not limited to) athletics, basketball, cross country, football, netball, rugby league, rugby union, soccer, Australian rules football, swimming and volleyball.
Students belong to one of four sporting houses; Laver, Elliott, Davidson and Fraser. Sporting carnivals are held throughout the year including swimming, cross country and athletics.