10 Credits in NCEA Level 1 Physical Education, English, Health, History, Geography, or with HOD approval.
Students must demonstrate a willingness and ability to fully participate in both the practical and literacy-based aspects of the programme. This includes:
Active and successful participation in Level 1 Physical Education and/or
A readiness to engage in reading, writing, and reflecting about their performance and development
Students are expected to contribute thoughtfully in class discussions, set written performance goals, and complete basic written tasks as part of their learning.
In this course, students will develop their understanding of training methods, energy systems, biomechanics, leadership strategies and movement strategies. This course is a stepping stone to exciting university and career pathways, including Sport and Exercise Science, Physiotherapy, Teaching, Health Promotion, Coaching, and Fitness Training. The knowledge and transferable skills you gain—like communication, leadership, goal-setting, and resilience—will support success in a wide range of fields.
Students will attempt 17 credits throughout the year. This course leads to Level 3 Physical Education.
Chiropractor, Registered Nurse, Acupuncturist, Personal Trainer/Exercise Professional, Paramedic, Outdoor Recreation Guide/Instructor, Podiatrist, Emergency Management Officer, Civil Engineer, Psychologist
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryThe approximate cost of the camp is $350
Students must wear the school's GC PE T-shirt and GC black shorts for every class (correct sports shoes are preferred over bare feet).
Stationery required for this course: Device