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| SCHOOL DESCRIPTION Toongabbie Public School has been serving its local community since 1886. Strong community support is a recognised feature of the school. Diverse cultural and social student backgrounds assist in providing caring and tolerant attitudes and values. Enrolments have remained steady over the past three years and currently stand at 614, being 294 boys and 320 girls. This year, there has been a slight increase to 26% in the number of students from non English speaking backgrounds (NESB). A wide variety of cultural backgrounds is represented with no one group predominating. The school enjoys a high sporting profile as evidenced by: Staff average age 47. Wide experience in all aspects of sports. WEEKLY
PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
YEARLY SEQUENCE
OF ACTIVITIES
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2 Year 2 Dance (PE) Year 2 Sport (S) Tabloids and minor games based on cricket, teeball, netball, soccer, rugby league and basketball. K-2 Fundamental Movement Skills (DF, PE) - Relays/races (DF) - Gross motor skills (PE) - Gym (PE) - Ball skills (PE) |
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Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
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Term 3 |
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Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
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2 PSSA Sport: soccer, netball, touch. Home Sport: basketball, newcomeball, softcrosse. Throwing/Catching (PE). Gymnastics (PE) |
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Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
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2 PSSA Sport: soccer, netball, touch. Home Sport: basketball, newcomeball, softcrosse. Fitness Running (DF) |
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Term 4 |
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Term 1 |
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2 PSSA Sport: soccer, netball, touch. Home Sport: basketball, newcomeball, softcrosse. Cross Country Training (DF). Gymnastics (PE). Dancesport (PE) |
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RESOURCES
Resources allocated through action plans relevant to curriculum committees.
Resources
for sport appropriate to seasonal requirement (eg. replacement netball
bibs via Q stores).
Staff
development days, relevant regional courses as advertised.
COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT
Parental assistance
in small groups K, Year 1, Year 2.
Coaching
assistance in PSSA Teams – Swimming, Athletics, Softball and Soccer.
Close
liaison with local soccer and cricket clubs (Pendle Hill) and Winston
Hills.
Little
Athletics.
OTHER
SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES
Gala Tabloid Sports Day for K-2.
Visits
by development officers in Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Soccer.
Hockey,
Aussie Rules – these usually include coaching clinics (with teachers).
REASONS
FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM
Implementation of PD/Health/PE units K-6.
Staff
inservice and zone/regional participation for associated programs.
Parental
support/involvement of all sporting school commitments.
High
level of peer support for school representative teams/individual achievers.