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SCHOOL
DESCRIPTION In August 2001, there were 723 pupils enrolled in the school. The gender ratio is 50% boys and 50% girls. Approximately 15% of pupils enrolled at Harbord Public School are from a wide variety of Non-English-Speaking backgrounds. Staffing Thirteen staff have experience in coaching school sporting teams for PSSA in netball, soccer (girls and boys), touch football, cricket, league, rugby, softball and teeball. Eight staff have accreditation in: Soccer Level 1, Netball Level 0, Gymnastics Level 0, Rugby League Level 0. Two staff members are trained dance teachers. Three staff members have training in the Special Swimming Scheme course. Staff have experience at zone or area levels in the following: Zone rugby league coach, Area rugby league selector, Zone rugby league convenor, Area rugby league manager, Swimming zone convenor, Zone touch football (girls) selector, Zone soccer (girls) selector, PSSA convenor netball/softball/ teeball/touch football. WEEKLY PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
YEARLY
SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITIES
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Term 4 |
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Term 2 |
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Term 3 |
Term 4 |
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Term
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Term 3 |
Term 4 |
Note: K-2 Class Sport Diamond Cricket, Captain Ball,
Tunnel Ball, Modified Games.
K-2
Sport Skills Fine and Gross Motor Skills for ball skill and control,
locomotion, body and spatial awareness components.
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Term 1 |
Term
2 Daily Fitness (DF) PE Friday sport (S) |
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Term 3 |
Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
Term
2 Daily Fitness (DF) Dance (PE) Sports Skills ball control / throwing (PE) Netball (S) PSSA (S) |
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Term 3 |
Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
Term
2 |
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Term 3 |
Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
Term
2 Daily Fitness (DF) Sports Skills basketball & football skills (PE) Dance Program (PE) PSSA (S) |
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Term 4 |
Note:
Year 3 6 School Sport soccer, tennis, AFL, Diamond Cricket,
netball, teeball, modified games.
Year
3 6 PSSA Sport Summer: cricket, softball, teeball, beach volleyball,
eagle tag, newcombe ball. Winter: rugby league, soccer, netball
RESOURCES
· K-6
budget for year decided upon at Management Plan meetings following annual
stocktake.
· PSSA
budget updated annually (user pays).
· Distribution
and Maintenance of sports store rooms equipment.
· T&D
obtained through visiting sports organisations eg. AFL, Kanga Cricket
& Tennis groups, and user
pays
programs
eg. Gymnastics, sports skills and dance.
COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT
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PSSA:
parents assist with refereeing, umpiring, coaching, transport and as team
spectators.
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Parents
assist at Freshwater Pool with Life Saving Skills in Term 4.
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Sponsorship
for PSSA teams eg. League jumpers, soccer shirts from local businesses.
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Local
Clubs eg. Tennis run programs.
OTHER
SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES
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Development Officers in all sports visit regularly to run awareness programs
eg. in Basketball, AFL,
League, Soccer, Cricket.
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Gala Days in AFL, Oz Tag, netball, soccer, league.
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K-2 Sports Day.
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3-6 Annual swimming, athletics, cross country carnivals.
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PSSA State Knockout in soccer (boys & girls), rugby, rugby league, touch
football (boys & girls),
netball.
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Recognised sports person attends annual Presentation Day to present Sports Awards
eg. Sports
Student of the Year and shield for any State Representatives.
REASONS
FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM
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Strong
focus on school sport by Principal and School Leadership group.
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Sports
culture in school and community.
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Wide
sporting expertise and enthusiasm of staff.
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The
large number of opportunities children have to be part of school sports
teams, PSSA teams,
knockout
teams etc.
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Parents
willing to pay for outside expertise to run some programs eg. dance, gym.
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Enthusiastic
and motivated children.
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Motivated
staff in Infants grades to teach beginning sports skills.
