Physical Education (PE)

Introduction:
The PE department seeks to develop physically competent and confident individuals. Through our curriculum and meaningful learning experiences, we aim to help students realise the importance of safe participation in physical activities, and the joy of maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle.

Department Goals:
Our PE education focuses on three learning areas, namely, Physical Activity, Outdoor Education, and Physical Health and Safety.  With strong emphasis on, about, and through movement, students are offered innumerable opportunities to participate in physical activities and cooperate with their peers to reinforce learning. In hope of helping our students develop the essential competencies to succeed in our fast-changing world, our lessons are crafted with purposeful assessment and pedagogy.

Physical Education Curriculum Framework

Curriculum and Programmes:
Students in Primary School will learn five content areas, mainly, Athletics, Dance, Games and Sports, Gymnastics, and Swimming. Through these content areas, students are taught fundamental movement skills, movement concepts, along with the transference of these skills and concepts across the various content areas.

*All programmes are subjected to review as deemed appropriate.

As part of the Lower Primary Learning Carnival, our Primary 1 and 2 students explored the world of careers through the lens of sport.

Bowling (Primary 1)
Bowling is more than just a fun and social activity. It provides a meaningful platform for Primary 1 students to develop essential life skills. As they take turns rolling the ball and aiming for the pins, students strengthen their focus, hand-eye coordination, and sportsmanship. Through this hands-on experience, our young learners also discover the importance of setting goals, persevering through challenges, and celebrating personal progress in a fun, supportive, and encouraging environment.

P1 Mass Walk
The Mass Walk is held at Punggol Waterway Park adjacent to Waterway Primary School. The walks are held weekly during one teaching term, and it aims to build student’s confidence, help them identify potential outdoor hazards, and develop appreciation for flora and fauna.

Swimsafer
The Swimsafer Programme is part of the PE curriculum where students will learn about water safety, personal water survival and swimming strokes.

P3 Sports MCCA
P3 Sports MCCA (Tchoukball) provides students with exposure to team sports and the opportunity to develop interpersonal skills, school values of Responsibility, Integrity, Self-discipline and Empathy through collaborative team play.

P3 & P4 Sports Carnival
Our sports carnival presents P3 and P4 students the opportunity to challenge their friends at various game stations. These stations put the different skills that they have learnt and mastered during PE lessons (such as fundamental movement and manipulative motor skills) to a good test!

P5 Camp
P5 Camp is part of MOE’s National Outdoor Adventure Education Master Plan.  The 3 Days 2 Nights camp is put in place to strengthen the holistic development of all our students. The programme seeks to develop ruggedness, resilience, and build cohesion amongst our students.

P5 Outdoor & Life Skills MCCA
Outdoor and Life Skills Modular CCA for Primary 5 students provides them with an enriching experience in problem solving and managing relationships. Students engage in authentic learning experiences using collaborative skills, creativity and reflective thinking.

P6 Games Day
Lastly, we engage our P6 students in an exciting territorial-invasion team sport post-PSLE. This event encapsulates the curriculum objectives through involvement in physical activities with their peers in the cohort. It also deepens teamwork and friendships forged over the years.

Teaching Staff:

MISS HO YONG YING

MS TAN PEI WEN

MR JAN JOEL

MR LAI WEE YEONG

MR MOHD ALI

MR MOHD HAZMIE

MR MOHD IMRAN

Parent Involvement:
Parent volunteers are critical to the success of many of our programmes. Working alongside the teachers, parent volunteers help to ensure the safety and well-being of students during programmes such as Swimsafer and P1 Mass Walk.