Active Schools update: Spotlight on Rosebud Secondary College
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HomeCourtTennis is a new initiative designed by Tennis to support teachers with delivery of physical education and sport to students either at school or via remote learning.
The initiative is designed to be flexible in its approach, with teachers selecting games and activities which appeal to the desired outcomes of the health and physical education curriculum.
The content also allows for inclusion and student choice where games and activities can be modified to suit their individual needs.
The elements associated with HomeCourtTennis include:
The various elements are designed to stimulate creativity, problem solving, imagination and movement in children. The elements can be used in a liner and progressive approach or as individual units of work.
In its design, HomeCourtTennis appeals to encouraging students to think differently, with where, and with what, they can use to play a game of tennis (the rally) in their available environment.
As term 3 commences and schools are in varying situations depending upon their circumstances, Tennis is here to support your school community with resources during this unprecedented time. The teaching resources can be accessed free of charge through the online learning platform Bounce.
This article is contributed by ACHPER Victoria partner Tennis Australia.
Photo credit: Rosebud Secondary College reflecting the diverse interests of students and the impact of student voice in shaping the
We are delighted to introduce our new General Manager – Services. An important role as we strengthen our ability to connect movement, learning, and community engagement. Welcome to the team, Jason!