Sport and PE Report
BPPS Virtual House Cross Country
A huge thank-you to everyone who competed in the Virtual Cross Country last week. Overall, we had 185 participants, including current students, former students and parents. It is so important that we stay active during this time and the fact that so many families took up this opportunity was fantastic!
Every participant in the event received ten house points. Here are the overall results:
Attunga – Green | Burra – Red | Cooma – Blue | Killara - Yellow |
500 | 390 | 580 | 390 |
Families also had the option to provide their time for the required distance. Based on the information I was provided, here were the top three for different age groups:
Foundation | Year 1/2 | ||
Boys | Girls | Boys | Girls |
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8, 9, 10 Age Group | 11, 12, 13 Age Group | ||
Boys | Girls | Boys | Girls |
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3. Isabella (6JK) |
Parents/Older Siblings | |
Male | Female |
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A big congratulations to Cooma house for winning the Virtual House Cross Country and to our top place getters in each age group.
I have also put together a video together sharing photos and videos of our wonderful students and families being active during the Cross Country.
Face-to-Face Physical Education Sessions
All students from Foundation to Year 2 have recommenced their regular 50 minute weekly Physical Education session. In order to keep your child safe, we will be implementing the following protocols:
- All students must bring a drink bottle to PE.
- Students are not to make contact with each other. This means no tagging games, high fives, etc.
- All students will apply hand sanitiser before and after each PE session so that we can still use limited sport equipment in each session.
If you have any questions in regards to the Physical Education program, don't hesitate to contact either myself or Ali Mulder.
Cameron Batt
BPPS PE Teacher and Sport Coordinator