PE
Physical Education
Belle Vue Primary School has developed an impressive reputation for providing an excellent Physical Education and Sporting Program over many years. We have a very successful record in competing in local district, zone and state competitions, both on an individual and team basis. School Council has continued to provide support in this area of the curriculum by directly employing a PE specialist over many years. This has obvious benefits for all children in terms of physical development and skill acquisition.
Students in Years 5 and 6 participate in inter-school sport, covering a range of sporting activities throughout the year. Regular inter-house sport is also an important part of our total PE program, providing opportunities to develop appropriate sporting attitudes and skills. Belle Vue students are encouraged to participate in a range of out of hours sporting activities such as netball, soccer, basketball and cricket. Parents and teachers coordinate a large number of teams in these and other sports. All of these programs have benefits beyond the sporting field. Many successful sporting participants develop positive personal management skills, useful for supporting academic goals.
Belle Vue Primary School has developed an impressive reputation for providing an excellent Physical Education and Sporting Program over many years. We have a very successful record in competing in local district, zone and state competitions, both on an individual and team basis. School Council has continued to provide support in this area of the curriculum by directly employing a PE specialist over many years. This has obvious benefits for all children in terms of physical development and skill acquisition.
Students in Years 5 and 6 participate in inter-school sport, covering a range of sporting activities throughout the year. Regular inter-house sport is also an important part of our total PE program, providing opportunities to develop appropriate sporting attitudes and skills. Belle Vue students are encouraged to participate in a range of out of hours sporting activities such as netball, soccer, basketball and cricket. Parents and teachers coordinate a large number of teams in these and other sports. All of these programs have benefits beyond the sporting field. Many successful sporting participants develop positive personal management skills, useful for supporting academic goals.
