Schools have an important role in promoting sport through the co-curricular programmes they offer students. These programmes allow students to build on and apply the knowledge, skills, and attitudes they develop in the school's physical education curriculum. Organised school sports programmes should neither be seen as substitutes for sport studies in this curriculum nor as the specific domain of physical education teachers.
The effective promotion and organisation of school sport should reflect the needs of students and ensure that all students have the opportunity to:
Parents at Pukeoware School are actively encouraged to have their children play some form of sport. Parental coaching is done in netball and soccer at our school at present. Local clubs coach rugby, soccer, hockey, gymnastics, cricket, swimming, athletics, table tennis, BMX and other sports. They do a very worthwhile and appreciated job in providing out of school sport for those children who are interested. We participate in regular Waiuku area interschool days and special tournaments also.
Sports programmes can be developed in partnership with clubs and other community groups and may involve interschool and club competitions.
Students require a range of structured, sequenced, and developmentally appropriate learning opportunities in sport studies. These include opportunities to develop:
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