Physical Education

Extra-Curricular Sports Calendar

Term 4

• 26 November 2024 - Prep - 2 Sports Day

Term 1, 2025

• 21 February 2025 – Division Swimming
• 4 March 2025 – Division Lawn Bowls
• 5 March 2025 – Interhouse Athletics
• 26 March 2025 – District Athletics
• 26 March 2025 – Regional Swimming

Well Done Cricketers

Well done to our eight budding cricketers who bravely took on four other teams at the Regional Cricket Championships last week (Wednesday).  We went into the competition knowing that we were going to be challenged and with the focus remaining on the areas we needed to be strong in.  The girls took on Kings College in their first match with outstanding play.  This continued on in their next two games against Woolsthorpe and Ararat West.  The competition was solid, but our girls took our wins in their first three games.  The final game was against Sacred Heart which ended up being equivalent to a grand final.  Catches and boundaries galore in this game from both sides unfortunately saw Sacred Heard come out on top and leaving us 2nd on the ladder by the smallest of margins. The team are to be congratulated on the improvements they have made since trying out and should be extremely proud of their efforts on the day.  They really stepped up and played their absolute best.  Well done girls.  Thank you to Ella who joined us on the day and did a fabulous job with scoring each of our games.

Prep – Grade 2 Sports Day

It’s on again!  Book the date – 26 November 2024.  Fingers crossed for good weather!

Well Done Golfers

The Western Region Final Primary School Tournament 2024 Boys Champion took place last week and congratulations to Oscar Burke (1st place with a score of 34), Gus McDonald (2nd place with a score of 38) and Oliver Burke (who scored a respectable 54). Well done to our amazing golfers!

What to bring to P.E.

Just a reminder for all students to bring with them their P.E. shoes, drink bottles and hats to their P.E. classes.  This allows us to make the most of our lessons together.  Thanks to everyone who continues to remember these.