Key Programmes

Explore key PE programmes including Outdoor Education, Gymnastics, Dance, and Striking & Fielding, each designed to build students' skills, confidence, and love for movement.

Last updated 11 July 2026

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education engages the students’ sense of adventure through the exploration of both natural and urban environments from their immediate surroundings to other unfamiliar locations. Students develop appropriate outdoor skills through physical activities while cultivating an attitude of care and appreciation for the environment, and thoughtful consideration of the risks and safety of self and others.

Young students in red uniforms crouch together outdoors, smiling and touching small green plants during a nature lesson.

Two young boys in school uniforms examining a large green leaf on a nature trail, one pointing at it with curiosity.

A boy in a scout uniform smells a green plant leaf closely, with another masked scout blurred in the background.

Gymnastics

Gymnastics enhances overall body management and control through creative interpretation of movement and sequence. The learning experience starts within the boundaries of open-ended tasks, and progressively moves into more stylised gymnastic movements.

Boy with glasses holds hands forward on gym mat while three boys pose behind in a school hall.

Dance in PE

Dance in PE develops in students an understanding of rhythmic movement. It also enables students to express and communicate feelings and ideas through exploration, creation and performance.

Four children in school uniforms practicing a dance routine on a wooden floor in a studio with mirrors.

Five boys in school uniforms perform a energetic dance routine on a wooden floor in a classroom.

Striking & Fielding

Students are introduced games-related concepts such as Striking & Fielding which involves both fundamental and specialised skills and movement concepts.

A boy in a yellow shirt prepares to throw a yellow ball toward a girl holding an orange bat outdoors.