‘Head, Hands, Heart’ - Equip our students with basic knowledge (Head), skills (Hands) and attitudes / desire (Heart) to be physically active through participation in sports and games and outdoor pursuits to cultivate a life-long, healthy lifestyle.

Our Programme

In line with the PE curriculum and CCE 2021 guidelines, we teach Sports & Games (Physical Activities), Outdoor Education (OE) and Physical Health & Fitness (PHF) during PE lessons. These modules are taught across Sec 1 to 4/5 to provide a wide variety of experiences for our students. The fitness, knowledge & skills culminates in larger scale events to provide higher level challenges (i.e. Sports Competitions &/or Outdoor Camps, etc).

This table provides a summary of our SJC PE Programme:

Level	Physical Activities (PAs)	Outdoor Education (OE)	Events - Student Developmental Experience (SDEs)@
Sec 1	Netball & Volleyball Athletics^	Basic Navigation, Camp Craft, RAMS, Outdoor Cooking	Sec 1 Cohort Camp (4D/3N)~ Sports Day / X-Country^ Inter-Class Games
Sec 2*	Badminton Athletics^	Extension OE Lessons	Sports Day / X-Country^ Inter-Class Games
Sec 3	Softball & Floorball Athletics^		Sec 3 Cohort Camp (5D/4N) Sports Day / X-Country^ Inter-Class Games
Sec 4/5*	Elective Games# Athletics^		Sports Day / X-Country^
^ Progressive Fitness & Conditioning in Term 1 leads to Sports Day (Track & Field) or X-Country / Orienteering, alternating each year. * NAPFA Test years (also years with SA1 examinations) # Elective Games include Frisbee, Soccer, Touch Rugby, Tchoukball, Mini-Tennis, etc ~ Outdoor Adventure Learning (OAL) Cohort Camps in Sec 1 & Sec 3 (aligned to National Outdoor Adventure Education (NAOE) Masterplan from 2022) @ All mass activities are subject to prevailing Covid-19 Safe Management Measures

Softball (Sec 3)	Badminton (Sec 2)
Netball (Sec 1)	Safe Riding Programme (Sec 1 – 3)
Outdoor Education – Field Cooking	Outdoor Education – Campcraft

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