SCHOOL DESCRIPTON
Auburn North Public School is located in the west of Sydney. The school
has a population of 480 and serves the needs of a varied and diverse community.
Students come from more than forty different cultural backgrounds with 95%
of students coming from NESB homes. The average age of the staff is 34
with most members involved with the schools sporting activities. Several
staff members officiate and are active in District and Area sport carnivals.
WEEKLY
PHYSICAL ACTIVITES
DF – Daily Fitness PE – Physical Education
S- Sport
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Kindergarten
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Dance
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Skills – Parachute Games and Vigorous
Games (PE)
(Two sessions per week)
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Grade
Sport(S)
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Fitness
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Fitness
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Fitness
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Year 1
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Dance
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Skills – Parachute Games and Vigorous
Games (PE)
(Two sessions per week)
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Grade
Sport(S)
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Fitness
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Fitness
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Fitness
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Year 2
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Dance
(PE)
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Skills – Parachute Games and Vigorous
Games (PE)
(Two sessions per week)
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Grade
Sport(S)
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
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Year 3
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
(DF)
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Dance
(PE)
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Grade
Sport(S)
PSSA
Sport
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Year 4
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
(DF)
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Dance
(PE)
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Grade
Sport(S)
PSSA
Sport
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Year 5
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
(PE)
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Grade
Sport(S)
PSSA
Sport
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Year 6
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
(DF)
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Fitness
(DF)
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Grade
Sport(S)
PSSA
Sport
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YEARLY SEQUENCE
OF ACTIVITIES
Early
Stage 1 and Stage 1 - Kindergarten / Year 1 / Year 2
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Term 1
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Parachute Games (PE): once a week on Grade basis
Vigorous Games (PE): once a week on Grade basis
Games – spatial awareness (S): Friday afternoons
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Term 2
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Fun Run / Obstacle Course / Aerobics (DF, PE): once a week on Grade basis
Athletics: in preparation for K – 6 athletics (S): Friday afternoons
School Swimming Scheme – Year 2 only (PE) |
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Term
3
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Playing the Game (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Partner Games and Relays (S): Friday afternoon
Jump Rope (DF)
School Athletics Carnival (S)
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Term
4
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Playing the Game (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Circuits and Fun Run Activities (S): Friday afternoons |
Stage
2 – Year 3 and 4
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Term 1
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
PSSA Summer Sports (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
School Swimming Carnival (S)
Visit by Basketball Association (PE)
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Term 2
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
PSSA Winter Sports (S): Friday afternoon Netball, Newcombe Ball,
Oz Tag, Soccer (S)
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon
Skills training in preparation for School Athletic Carnival
School Cross Country (S)
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Term 3
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
School Athletics Carnival (S) and Jump Rope (PE)
PSSA Winter Sports (S): Friday afternoon Netball, Newcombe Ball, Oz Tag, Soccer
(S)
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon
Skills training in athletics continue
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Term 4
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Intensive Swimming Program (PE): targeting non swimmers
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
PSSA Summer Sports (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
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STAGE
3 – Year 5 and 6
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Term 1
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Stage basis
PSSA Summer Sports (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
School Swimming Carnival (S)
Visit by Basketball Association (PE)
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Term 2
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Stage basis
PSSA Winter Sports (S): Friday afternoon Netball, Newcombe Ball,
Oz Tag, Soccer (S)
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon
Skills training in preparation for School Athletic Carnival
School Cross Country (S)
Weekly skills taught by Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs in preparation
for the Rugby League Knockouts (PE)
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Term 3
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Stage basis
School Athletics Carnival (S)
PSSA Winter Sports (S): Friday afternoon Netball, Newcombe Ball, Oz Tag, Soccer
(S)
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon
Skills training in athletics continue
Weekly skills taught by Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs (PE)
Jump Rope (PE)
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Term 4
Fitness (DF): three times a week on a Grade basis
Dance (PE): once a week on a Grade basis
Intensive Swimming Program (PE): targeting non swimmers
School Sport (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
Visit by the Cricket Association providing instruction on skill
development
PSSA Summer Sports (S): Friday afternoon T-Ball, Softball and Cricket
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RESOURCES
The PD/H/PE committee is allocated a budget. This budget is used for
the purchasing of resources for the program.
COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT
No parental involvement. Local community associations assist with training
and development days for the students. These associations include Canterbury
Bankstown RLC , the NSW Cricket Association, Sydney Kings Basketball and
NSW AFL.
OTHER
SPORTING OPPOORTUNITIES
Jump Rope for Heart demonstrations. Regular visits by the Canterbury
Bankstown development officers during Terms 2 & 3 to work with the
Year 5 & 6 boys and girls. Ball presentation to Year 3 students by
Canterbury Bankstown players who talk about fitness, good sportsmanship,
diet and exercise. The school participates in the Milo Cup – Super Eight
Cricket Competition. Development Officers from the Sydney Kings, NSW Cricket Association and NSW AFL conduct regular
skills and follow up lessons.
REASONS
FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM
The program hinges on a hardworking, cooperative, well trained and knowledgeable
staff. Plenty of resources and the successful use outside agencies, development
officers and associations.
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