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This document discusses a school's curriculum for health and physical education that aims to be inclusive of every student. It promotes non-competitive games and activities to develop gross and fine motor skills through programs like "Smart Moves." The curriculum also links to other subject areas like social skills, math, science, arts and literacy. It emphasizes hands-on learning and states the Chinese proverb "I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand."
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- 1. Curriculum, Teaching and Learning
- 2. Curriculum, Teaching and Learning.. Health and Physical Education in our school for Absolutely EveryBODY! Physical Education • Smart Moves • Gross/Fine Motor Programs • Non-competitive games based activities I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand (Chinese proverb)
- 3. Curriculum, Teaching and Learning.. Health and Physical Education in our school for Absolutely EverySOUL!
- 4. Curriculum, Teaching and Learning.. Health and Physical Education in our school for Absolutely EverySPIRIT! Curriculum Links: • Social Skills • Physical Activity • Environmental Science • Maths in the Real World • Communication/Literacy • Creative Arts/Writing • Design and Technology
- 5. School Organisation, Ethos and Environment
- 6. Partnerships and Services.... We need you here!
Editor's Notes
- Kidsmatter....
- Our students will be involved in weeklygardening and kitchen classes that will see them growing, harvesting, preparing and sharing food they haveproduced in our school garden. The program aims at teaching our students about sustainable, organic,gardening methods and teaches safe , nutritious methods of food preparation. All our students will be involvedin this weekly program. The program integrates literacy , numeracy , science and social skilling throughmeaningful, hands–on experiences.
- Physical and Social Environment of the school....School buddy programSafe and supportive environment – values educationSchool kitchen garden – growing, caring and sharing...
- Adopt a copBike educationActive After Schools ProgramParents as partners – brochure.....