Physical Education
Physical Education
The Physical Education (PE) Department's programmes are customised at each level to develop BPians into physically active, mentally resilient and socially competent individuals. The department adopts a game-centred approach to teach sports and games to enhance students' 21st-century competencies.
This allows students to learn and develop their skills progressively, thereby igniting their joy of learning and developing them to be passionate learners who will pursue an active and healthy lifestyle. Throughout the four or five years, they are exposed to a variety of physical activities that will
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Equip them with the breadth of knowledge and skills to pursue an active and healthy lifestyle even beyond school.
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Give them many opportunities to think critically, communicate positively with others and work as a team in decision making.
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Allow them to act on their personal values and demonstrate positive emotions and social behaviour, as well as leadership qualities.
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PE CURRICULUM |
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2 |
3 |
4 |
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Sec 1 |
Physical Health & Safety Outdoor Education |
Football |
Assessment |
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Netball |
Handball |
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Sec 2 |
Physical Health & Safety Outdoor Education |
Basketball |
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Football |
Tchoukball |
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Sec 3 |
Physical Health & Safety Outdoor Education |
Volleyball |
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Basketball |
Frisbee |
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Sec 4 |
Physical Health & Safety Outdoor Education |
Assessment |
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Volleyball |
Softball |
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Sec 5 |
Physical Health & Safety Outdoor Education |
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Badminton |
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Our flagship programmes include the following:
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Adventure Camp (Secondary 1)
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Interclass Games (Secondary 1 - 3)
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Outward Bound Camp (Secondary 3)
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Sports Carnival (All Levels)
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Sports Learning Festival (Secondary 1 - 2)
Adventure Camp
Interclass Games
Sports Carnival
Sports Learning Festival