Prerequisites: None

Grade 9 Physical Education is an extension of the middle school program. Skills that have been learned at the middle school level are reinforced and expanded upon through exposure to a wide variety of sports and activities. Students will focus on the concepts of fair play and game play strategies as they apply to all sporting activities, as well as total fitness. Two health units are covered that focus on mental health and well being, along with teen sexuality issues. These units give students the appropriate tools to deal with the added stress of high school life. Students will be assessed using all three domains; affective, psychomotor and cognitive.

Prerequisites: Grade 9 Physical Education

Life sports for grade 10-12 students is designed to expose students to a variety of sports, games and recreational activities in order to develop an appreciation for the pursuit of lifetime wellness and to refine motor skills. Students learn the importance of physical activity as a lifestyle choice towards achieving optimal health. A wide range of units are covered, including major team sports, minor games, fitness and aquatics. Leadership is a major component of this course. Students will have many opportunities to develop and showcase their leadership skills, such as; peer teaching & coaching, officiating, organizing events & activities, and through the sports education model. Students are required to fulfill a minimum number of Athletic Service Hours outside of class time as part of the course. Some units may be offered off campus for which there may be an additional cost to the students.