Rothesay Netherwood School - Athletics 3. Lifestyles/ aerobics (Coed, grades 6 to 12 some members chosen to represent the school in tournaments. Students need athletic wear, running shoes and sweat http://www.rns.cc/athletics/sportT2.htm
Extractions: Winter Term Sports Basketball : Competitive league schedules leading to Conference, Regional and Provincial play downs. Tournaments (ACIS, CAIS, etc.), Junior practices are daily at . Seniors practice daily at :15PM to 6:00PM . Some senior practices may be held in the evenings when junior games are being played during regular practice period. Students will need indoor, non-marking sole shoes, shorts and T-shirt. Junior Boys (Grades6-8) Squash : (Co-ed, grades 6 to 12) Recreational with some members chosen to representing the school at tournaments. Daily workouts for Novice participants 4:15PM to 5:00PM , Advanced participants 5:00PM to 6:00PM . Students will need indoor, non-marking sole shoes, shorts and T-shirt. Some racquets are available from the school. Lifestyles/ Aerobics : (Co-ed, grades 6 to 12) On and off campus recreational. Daily workouts at
Bromley High School Extra Curricular aerobics Amnesty International Archery Art and Design athletics Badminton Bands Graphics Cross Country Dance Debating Club (Middle school) Debating Society http://www.bromleyhigh.gdst.net/frames/extracurricular.htm
Extractions: Extra Curricular Activities A great emphasis is put on an enthusiastic involvement in music, art, sport , drama and community activities and girls are keen supporters of many charities. The school has a high local reputation for its annual dance production and hosts several sports championships and rallies. Major school concerts are organised at venues such as the St Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster Abbey and Southwark Cathedral. Girls participate in the Young Enterprise scheme, work experience, and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme. There are regular exchanges to France, Germany and Spain and a programme of foreign work experience is being developed. Girls from all year groups participate in the annual ski trip and there are Geography field trips to the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Arran and South Wales, whilst the Biology Department visits Wales. World Challenge expeditions have visited Uganda, Malaysia and Ecuador and Iceland,
Beaconsfield High School - Sport football; rugby (Years 913 only); basketball; aerobics (Years 9-13 only). Summer tennis; athletics; rounders; badminton. school Teams. We http://www.beaconsfieldhigh.bucks.sch.uk/curriculum/sport.htm
Extractions: Vacancies Curriculum Physical Education is a popular and strongly supported subject at Beaconsfield High School and we are proud of our Sportsmark Award for the excellent provision of sport. The school has superb outdoor facilities, including an Astroturf hockey pitch and three netball courts. In summer, these surfaces are transformed into eleven tennis courts. The floodlights covering both areas give girls the added opportunity of playing in extra-curricular time throughout the winter. In addition, the school field is used for football, rugby and athletics. There is a strong tradition of dance through the school. Two years ago many girls were involved in a highly successful gym and dance show and an equally successful dance tour to Italy. Key Stage 3 Games - In Years 7, 8 and 9, girls study the three families of games - invasion, net and striking. In the autumn and spring terms, an equal amount of time is given to netball and hockey. The overall standard of performance and understanding reached by the end of Year 9 in both of these invasion games is exceptionally high. Gymnastics - The girls study gymnastics throughout Key Stage 3, easily covering the requirements for the National Curriculum, developing their individual skills and their ability to plan, perform and evaluate sequences with and without apparatus. They also learn to work as a member of a group.
Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School - Athletics Program competitive across the board, the school has been Georgetown Visitations Fisher Athletic Center, which opened in rooms, a weight and aerobics room, training http://www.visi.org/athletics/athleticsprogram.asp
Extractions: Athletics Program Visitation supports one of the strongest athletic programs in the area and is a member of the Independent School League. Our students have many opportunities to participate at the Freshman, Junior Varsity and Varsity levels in a wide variety of sports. With teams that are consistently competitive across the board, the school has been fortunate to claim many ISL Championships over the years. Visitation is also proud that many of its student-athletes have been recognized as ISL All League and Washington Post All-MET players over the years. Georgetown Visitations Fisher Athletic Center, which opened in 1998, is an award-winning sports complex that provides excellent facilities for all students to enjoy. Its features include: class rooms, a weight and aerobics room, training room, visiting and home locker rooms, student lounge, and a gym with seating for 500. With the exception of our swim team, Georgetown Visitations student-athletes play all of their home games on campus.
Meadowbrook School - Athletics two spacious gymnasiums, a dance/aerobics studio, two all young people learn through athletics prepare them for The Meadowbrook school 10 Farm Road, Weston, MA http://www.meadowbrook-ma.org/catalogue/athletics.htm
Extractions: Physical fitness, sportsmanship, teamwork, the development of athletic, social, and emotional skills, and an appreciation for an active, healthy life are goals of the physical education program at every grade level. Athletics promote our mission with our young people through development of self-confidence and opportunities for leadership and individual excellence. Our facilities provide two spacious gymnasiums, a dance/aerobics studio, two outdoor swimming pools, five acres of playing fields on campus, and an additional 10 acres on our Highland Street property. Offerings include, but are not limited to, soccer, field hockey, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, softball, and tennis. Athletics promote our mission. It is our firm belief that the lessons all young people learn through athletics prepare them for experiences later in life; by focusing on the process of playing, students learn how to become winners in life, not just on the fields.
RCDS Upper school The Upper school athletic program offers many are available to Upper school students who are tennis, dance, skating, stepaerobics, badminton, and http://www.rcds.rye.ny.us/theSchoolToday/athletics/
Extractions: Physical education and individual team sports are a significant part of the RCDS program at all levels, and they play an important role in shaping the overall experience of an RCDS student. In the fall of 2000, the new 45,000 square-foot Nelson Athletic Center was completed. This new facility supports both the physical education and athletic programs by providing two basketball courts, four locker rooms, four squash courts, a 2,300 square-foot fitness center, and an athletic training room. Lower and Middle School Athletics All students in Kindergarten through Grade Eight have physical education or team practice daily. In Lower and Middle School physical education, emphasis is placed on building physical skills, encouraging good sportsmanship, and learning and following rules and regulations in individual and team sports. The athletic program of the Middle School focuses on the development of team sports and on the individual and cooperative skills needed. Intramural in grades 5 and 6, the program shifts to interscholastic team sport emphasis in Grades 7 and 8, with physical education offerings also available. Sports, represented by separate girls' and boys' teams, include soccer, basketball, ice hockey, squash, tennis and lacrosse. Girls' field hockey and softball are offered, as well as boys' football, wrestling, and baseball. (Football and field hockey in Grades 5 and 6 are available on a limited interscholastic basis, also.) The opportunity for a team experience, and the chance to look ahead to sports in high school are positive elements of the RCDS interscholastic program at this level.
Saint James School Athletics Arts. athletics at Saint James school. Directions to schools. Alumni Development. Girls Volleyball Junior Varsity. Fall, Spring. aerobics and Dance Team, Team. http://www.stjames.edu/athletics/
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Athletics Cascade Middle school athletics. Wrestling for all grades and an afterschool aerobics dance program are also available in the winter. http://www.bend.k12.or.us/cascadems2/Documents/CMSwebpage/school/athletics.htm
Extractions: Cascade Middle School Athletics Fall sports at Cascade Middle School include football and volleyball for 7th and 8th graders. Sixth graders may participate in football and volleyball at Cascade in conjunction with Bend Metro Parks and Recreation. Girls and boys of all grades may play Cascade basketball that is also cosponsored by Bend Parks and Rec during the winter. Wrestling for all grades and an after-school aerobics dance program are also available in the winter. Track and field for all grades starts in the spring. In order to participate, students must fill out and return the following: These forms may be picked up from the main office or downloaded by clicking on them. Acrobat Reader is needed to open the files. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader Track MeetApril 30, 2003
GDS | From The MS Athletic Director's Desk coed); intramural tennis* (coed); winter track (coed); fitness and aerobics* (coed); and and return their choice forms to the Middle school athletics Office by http://www.gds.org/athletics/ms/letter.cfm
Extractions: Dear Sixth and Seventh Grade Parents and Students, In the 2003-2004 school year, seventh and eighth grade students have the opportunity to participate in one activity per season (fall, winter and spring). Students participate in either a competitive sport or non-competitive practice on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons from 1:45-3:15 p.m. Some sports may run later in the day due to practice locations and or games. The fall season runs from September to mid-November. During the first week of September, practice and tentative game schedules will be sent home. They will also be available off the Athletics web-page The PE/Athletic Department is offering the following activities for the fall: Activities offered in the winter usually include basketball (boys and girls); wrestling (coed); swimming (coed); intramural tennis* (coed); winter track (coed); fitness and aerobics* (coed); and, (tentatively) girls winter soccer. An activity may be dropped if there is a lack of interest, and a drop in participants.
Sport school Colours 1999. Marshall (basketball, rowing), Kate McIlroy (athletics, cross country Clarke (cricket), Clare DengateThrush (aerobics), Louise Proctor http://www.marsden.school.nz/sport1999.htm
Extractions: Highlights of 1999 Highlights of the year included the Senior A tennis team winning the Secondary Schools National title in Auckland, the first time a school out of Auckland has won the event. Super Sevens A "Super Sevens" tournament was run by Senior Students for the Year 7 and 8 classes throughout Terms 2 and 3. This competition took place during the lunch times and proved very popular. The sports involved were Netball, Softball, Tug-of-War, Hockey, Top town, Bench ball and Soccer. Acknowledging Our Top Sports Girls Last year we acknowledged our Marsden Senior A and 1 st XI sports teams with a new tracksuit jacket. The jacket is Marsden Blue and Green and has an embroidered badge with the team and year for each student. Our thanks to Iain Potter, Executive Director, Health Sponsorship Council for the sponsorship of the jackets and his support of sport at Marsden.
Samuel Marsden Collegiate School - Sport school Colours 2000. athletics, Amy Macdonald. Badminton, Penelope Lovelock. High Achievement aerobics, Maria Penny Clare DengateThrush Caroline Rae. http://www.marsden.school.nz/sport2000.htm
Extractions: Highlights of the year included our Athletics team winning the Wellington Inter-Collegiate Athletics Title for the first time in 10 years. We finished second overall at the Senior Quadrangular Tournament at Nga Tawa in August, which was the same result as 1999. The weekend proved again what a great time is always had at Senior Quad. In 2000 we introduced a Junior Sports Assembly for Year 7 to 10 students to congratulate their sporting successes. This was held in Term Four Assembling for Sports Day 2000 in front of the school gymnasium Super Sevens A "Super Sevens" tournament was run by Senior Students for the Year 7 and 8 classes throughout Terms 2 and 3. This competition took place during the lunch times and proved very popular. The sports involved were Netball, Softball, Tug-of-War, Hockey, Top town, Bench ball and Soccer. A great opportunity for the Senior and Junior Students to work together. Acknowledging Our Top Sports Girls Once again we celebrated our senior sporting achievements at the Annual Sports Dinner in October. We were very fortunate to secure the services of Dean Jones, ex Australian cricketer, Bryan Young, ex New Zealand cricketer and John McBeth, sports broadcaster as guest speakers. Both Dean and Bryan had some important messages for our sporting students. We presented Certificates of Contribution and High Achievement and
AbxPriceTracker: Buyer's Guide Name, Email Address. aerobics Fitness Association of America, afaa@pop3.com. Alabama High school athletics Association, staff@ahsaa.com. http://www.abxpricetracker.com/links.php
Extractions: Abx Price Tracker Links If you would like to link to our site please use the url http://www.abxpricetracker.com and the image to the left. Name Email Address afaa@pop3.com Alabama High School Athletics Association staff@ahsaa.com Alaska School Activities Association ... acadirect@aol.com American College Health Association acha@access.digex.net American College of Sports Medicine pip2acsm@acsm.org American Hockey League ... security
Athletics Athletic Boosters organization. lessons for elementary students during the school day (provided WO Community Pool programs water aerobics classes, family/open http://www.westottawa.k12.mi.us/athletics/facts.htm
Extractions: Public Schools Athletics Facts Approximately 1,400 young men and women in Grades 7-12 participated in West Ottawa athletic programs each year. A Scholar-Athlete Award is given to WOHS student- athletes who maintain a 3.5 or better grade point average during their sports season. A Tri-Sport Athlete Award was initiated in 1999-2000 and is presented to students who participate in and complete three sports during the academic year. There were 64 Tri-Sport Athlete Awards presented for 2002-03 (31 male and 33 female - 7 seniors, 8 juniors, 17 sophomores, 32 freshmen). West Ottawa belongs to the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) and the Ottawa-Kent (OK) Conference Tier One - Red Lakeshore Division which includes these other Class A Schools: Grand Haven Holland Mona Shores Muskegon Muskegon Reeths-Puffer Zeeland Tier One is also made up of the O.K. Red Metro (East Kentwood, Forest Hills Central, Forest Hills Northern, Grandville, Hudsonville, Jenison, and Rockford) Baseball Competitive Cheer Football Ice Hockey Sideline Cheer Softball Volleyball Wrestling Resources: Athletic trainer on staff Athletic Boosters organization Supervised student weightlifting training/conditioning program Swimming lessons for elementary students during the school day (provided through PTA/PTO/PTC funding) W.O. Community Pool programs - water aerobics classes, family/open swim, lap swim, and swimming lessons (all supervised by a certified lifeguard).
Pomfret School aerobics (offered fall and winter subject to space and games are considered regular school appointments. may petition the Director of athletics through his http://www.pomfretschool.org/pomfret_today/athletics/athletics.asp
Extractions: Baseball - JV Baseball - Varsity Basketball - Boys 3rds Basketball - Boys JV Basketball - Boys Varsity Basketball - Girls JV Basketball - Girls Varsity Crew - Boys JV Crew - Boys Varsity Crew - Girls JV Crew - Girls Varsity Cross Country - Boys JV Cross Country - Boys Varsity Cross Country - Girls Varsity Field Hockey - JV Field Hockey - Varsity Football - JV Football - Varsity Golf - Varsity Ice Hockey - Boys JV Ice Hockey - Boys Varsity Ice Hockey - Girls JV Ice Hockey - Girls Varsity Lacrosse - Boys 3rds Lacrosse - Boys JV Lacrosse - Boys Varsity Lacrosse - Girls JV Lacrosse - Girls Varsity Soccer - Boys 3rds Soccer - Boys 4ths Soccer - Boys JV Soccer - Boys Varsity Soccer - Girls JV Soccer - Girls Varsity Softball - Junior Varsity Softball - Varsity Squash - Boys JV Squash - Boys Varsity Squash - Girls JV Squash - Girls Varsity Tennis - Boys JV Tennis - Boys Varsity Tennis - Girls JV Tennis - Girls Varsity Wrestling - JV Wrestling - Varsity
Extractions: Austinmer Public School is situated directly opposite Austinmer Beach. It is supported by a community that enjoys being involved with school activities and events. The school has an enrolment of 280 students that are distributed in 10 classes. The school enjoys a good reputation in sporting and cultural areas of the curriculum. There is no restriction on involvement in the variety of activities offered by the school. The students respond well to the stimulus these activities bring and give their best effort in everything they do. WEEKLY PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
Extractions: Banora Point Public School provides opportunities for students to achieve success in all aspects of school life. The school is situated onthe far north coast, approximately 5 km from the NSW/QLD border. The current enrolment is 521. The breakdown of the student population is 247 K-2 students, 274 Year 3-6 with 4% of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander descent. The boy, girl ratio is 277/244. The rate of student mobility over the past 12 months has been 6.65%. The experienced, stable staff of 25 is committed to maximising quality outcomes for sporting commitment and experiences. The average age of the staff is 40 years bringing a wide variety of experiences within the realm of sport. Staff experience in both school and community sports ranges from having school sport experience through to recognised coaching qualifications in Netball, Basketball, Swimming, Gymnastics, Rugby League, Surf Life Saving, general coaching as well as a teacher of dance.
PE Department (Girls) - Royal School Armagh TENNIS; athletics; ROUNDERS; FOOTBALL. The school fitness suite has been refurbished thanks Activities include aerobics, Swimming, Badminton, Fitness Room, Hockey http://www.royalschoolarmagh.com/pe_dept_girls.htm
Extractions: In Form 1 to 3 the girls are taught a wide variety of sports, which will progress from year to year. Each girl gets two periods of P.E. and two periods of Games every week. The activities have been specially selected to suit all types of pupils, from individual sports to team games. Emphasis is placed on enjoyment and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The girls are taught many skills in a safe environment, so that they may perform. any of these activities in their own recreational time. Every girl is assessed at the end of each activity for her Personal Sports Profile, for which she gets the opportunity to self-assess, in order to report on her ability, knowledge and understanding of each sport. Key Stage 4 and 6 th Form Games In Form 4 the girls get a single period of P.E. and a double period of Games per week. By now the girls have been taught the skills required and so more emphasis is placed on playing the game and trying out different tactics, as well as doing more work on Health Related Fitness and learning how to make up their own fitness programmes. The school fitness suite has been refurbished thanks to the Old Armachians Society to be used by all pupils in P.E. time. The girls can now enjoy using the machines and weights, which helps give them more confidence when using local leisure facilities.
Extractions: Physical education is an integral part of the total education program that contributes to all students' physical, social, emotional and intellectual development. The goals within the physical education curriculum are consistent with the standards established by the District. The K-12 physical education program is taught by certified physical education teachers. With more physical maturity, Middle School students (grades 6-8), engage in a whole series of more competitive sports. These include indoor soccer, lacrosse, softball, speedball, team handball, weight training, and wrestling. Physical education programs are rounded out with instruction in dance, cross country skiing, and physical fitness testing.
The Athletic Program volleyball, basketball, badminton, softball, tennis, aerobics, indoor soccer and Interscholastic athletics League Play Varsity and Middle school teams are http://www.williamsschool.org/atprog.html
Extractions: The athletic program at The Williams School provides students with the opportunity to develop individual leadership qualities and self-confidence, as well as physical competence. Students increase their mental and physical skills, body control, endurance, and strength by competing with other students in both intramural and interscholastic events. It is the hope of the Athletic Department that these experiences will foster good sportsmanship and lead to a lifetime participation in some kind of sports activity. Seventh grade students meet three times and eighth grade students meet twice in the seven-day rotation for regularly scheduled Physical Education classes. The program includes the Presidents Physical Fitness testing, conditioning, soccer, speedball, touch football, pickleball, scooters, volleyball, basketball, badminton, softball, tennis, aerobics, indoor soccer and lacrosse, ultimate Frisbee, incrediball, floor hockey, team handball, kickball and jump rope. Eighth grade student/athletes, with written permission from their parents, may be excused from regular physical education classes during their sports season. Each student in the Upper School must complete seven units of P.E. to graduate. A P.E. unit is either a season (fall, winter and spring) of an interscholastic sport or a semester-long independent program.* Twelve P.E. units are available to an upper school team athlete, eight units to students who pursue an independent program. Combinations of seasons of competitive sports and semesters of independent study are also possible at the discretion of the P.E. Department, but there cannot be an overlap of credits (i.e. earning two or more credits at one time.) Winter sports are credited to second semester.
Westtown School -- Upper School -- Athletics -- Curriculum activities as part of its required athletics program. participate in two competitive sports during the school year; juniors Water aerobics, Yoga, Active Outdoors. http://www.westtown.edu/upper/athletics/curriculum.shtml
Extractions: Upper School Physical Education Offerings Westtown offers both competitive sports and noncompetitive activities as part of its required athletics program. All students must participate in an activity every term. Freshmen and sophomores are required to participate in two competitive sports during the school year; juniors and seniors are required to participate in one competitive sport during the year. Service Network may be selected only one term during the year. Competitive Sports: Fall Winter Spring Cross Country Basketball Baseball (boys) Field Hockey (girls) Swimming/Diving Lacrosse Soccer Indoor Track Tennis Volleyball (girls) Wrestling (boys) Dance Dance Dance Golf Non-Competitive Offerings: Juniors and Seniors are given priority in non-competitives Fall Winter Spring Total Fitness Total Fitness Total Fitness Service Network Service Network Service Network Outdoor Education Winter Running Outdoor Education Water Aerobics Yoga Active Outdoors Gardening Indoor Soccer Gardening Fall Plays Musical Senior Play Scenic Arts Design Scenic Arts Design Lifeguard Training* Conditioning Swimming Morning Fitness Lifeguard Training* Instructional Tennis * additional fees apply
