PDHPE/Sports News

Cross Country Report
It has been another huge term for the PDHPE faculty at HKHS. We have had the school, zone and regional cross country carnivals in which we have had a number of students who have represented Sydney North at the CHS carnival. Congratulations to the students below:
Sydney North Cross Country Representative
Age Boys
13 Years Maxwell Finn
14 Years Joel Dickey
14 Years Mitchell Finn
15 Years Hamish Watts
16 Years Kyle Briggs
Sydney North Cross Country Representative
Age Girls
12 Years Jade Patrick
12 Years Leah Reynolds
13 Years Meg Watts
14 Years Casey Weinart
14 Years Ellanor Meese
Athletics Report
We have had both the school and zone athletics carnivals this term with the following students being selected to represent Brisbane Water Zone. Congratulations to the following students:
Brisbane Water Zone Team Representative
Name Event
Skyla Bedford 13 Years Discus
Esha Dobie 12 Years High Jump
Charlotte Gott 12-15 200m
Katie Gunn 15 Years 100m
200m
Long Jump
Javelin
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Krystal Harris 12-15 Years 100m
Madison Purvis 15 Years 4 x 100m Relay
Shot Put
Lateesha Mead 13 Years 100m
200m
Long Jump
Shot Put
Javelin
Clare Norris 15 Years 4 x 100m Relay
Jarrod Parker 15 Years Long Jump
Oscar Tebbutt 16-19 3000m Walk
Caitlyn Tyndall 15 Years 4x 100m Relay
Ebony Wright 16-19 Years 100m
PDHPE Faculty
Students in Years 7-10 PDHPE have been learning about a range of issues and topics which include:
- Year 7 Sport – Oz Tag/Ultimate Frisbee/Soccer and Futsal
- Year 8 - Adolescence a Time of Change – Puberty, Growth and Development
- Year 9 – Mirror Mirror – Body Image, Eating Disorders and Positive Wellbeing
- Year 10 - Don’t mind me – Mental Health and Resilience
- Year 9 and 10 PASS - Tag it – OzTag and Flag Football
Our senior students have been working tirelessly through a range of modules:
- Year 11 PDHPE – Body in Motion – Skeletal, Muscular, Circulatory, Respiratory System, Fitness Testing and Is Fitness Predictor of Performance
- Year 11 CAFS – Individuals and Groups – Groups in the community, Roles individuals adopt within groups, Power within groups, Conflict within Groups
- Year 11 SLR – Athletics
- Year 12 CAFS – Parenting and Caring – Becoming a Parent or Carer, Factors Affecting the roles of Parents and carers, Support for Parent and Carers
- Year 12 PDHPE – Factors Affecting Performance – How does training affect performance, How can psychology affect performance, How can nutrition affect performance, How does the acquisition of skill affect performance?
Newcastle University Internship – Miss Sexty
Miss Sexty from Newcastle University has been with the faculty this term to complete her university internship. We have had lots of positive feedback from both the staff and students at Henry Kendall High School and we wish her all the best in gaining employment within the department from Term 3.
Faculty Planning Day
During Term 2 the PDHPE faculty had the opportunity to begin planning for the implementation of the new 7-10 PDHPE syllabus for 2019. The new PDHPE syllabus will be implemented throughout Year 7 and Year 9 in 2019 and the staff at Henry Kendall have started developing the Scope and Sequence for next year. If you are interested in finding out more information about the new PDHPE syllabus follow the link below;
https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/portal/nesa/k-10/learning-areas/pdhpe/pdhpe-k-10-2018
Mr Gareth Wright
PDHPE Head Teacher/ Sports Coordinator
Boys Opens State Futsal
On Thursday 21 June the Open Boys Futsal team went to Broadmeadow for the State Championship. Unfortunately two of the boys had to pull out of the team the day before due to other football commitments however, we still had an extremely strong team.
Our first game was against St Phillips from Newcastle and whilst we continually had shots at their goal and played to a higher standard, we narrowly lost 0-1. The second game was against Mereweather who were a very skilled team and there was nothing between the two teams however, they got up by 2-1 when they were awarded a direct penalty close to full time. The final game of our pool was against Kurri, we convincingly out played them to win 4-1. Unfortunately, we failed to make it to the semifinals. The boys showed excellent sportsmanship on the day. As one of the boys said on the way back in the train “it’s a lot more fun than sitting in the classroom all day!” The team consisted of:
Year 12 Brayden Gunn-keeper /field
Lachlan Muir -Captain
Aaron Bamford
Horus Roque
Year 11 Tom Marsh- keeper/field
Mitchell Wood
Year 10 William Day
I would like to thank the current Year 12 students who have represented Henry Kendall High School for up to 6 years at the regional and state levels.