PDHPE Years 7-10
Mandatory PDHPE course covering a range of theory based subjects that include healthy relationships, bullying, mental health, health consumerism, drug education, road safety. Practical based courses include; soccer, t-ball, cricket, fitness, touch football, basketball, netball, AFL, Indigenous games and modified games.
Stage 5 (Years 9 -10) Elective - Physical Activity and Sport Studies
Stage 5 PASS enables students to further advance their knowledge and skills relating to the study of sport. Subjects taught include; Event Management, Coaching, Outdoor Recreation, Nutrition and Physical Activity, Body Systems.
Students are encouraged to coordinate an event that links to the theory content, coach students from various abilities and year groups, participate in wheelchair basketball and golf programs.
Stage 6 Sports, Lifestyle & Recreation (SLR) 1 Unit/ 2 Unit (Non ATAR Course)
The study of Sports, Lifestyle & Recreation provides students with knowledge, understanding and skills that form a valuable foundation for the range of courses at university and other tertiary institutions.
SLR is a practical dominant subject made up of 80% practical and 20% theory.
Modules taught in 1 Unit SLR:
Games and Sport Application 1
Athletics
Sports Administration
First Aid Sport Injuries
Games and Sport Application 2
Social perspectives of Games and Sports
Modules taught in 2 Unit SLR:
Games and Sport Application 1
Athletics
Social perspectives of Games and Sports
Sports Administration
Games and Sport Application 2
First Aid and Sport Injuries
Individual Games and Sports Application
Stage 6 (Years 11-12)- Preliminary and HSC 2 unit PDHPE
Units covered in Year 11 Preliminary include; Better Health for Individuals, The Body in Motion, Fitness Choices and First Aid.
Units covered in the HSC course include; Factors Affecting Performance, Health Priorities in Australia, Sports Medicine, Improving Performance and The Health of Young people.
Students are offered the opportunity to complete their First Aid and CPR accreditation, which is nationally recognised.
