Training for Oroua Soccer

Our Goal:

Prepare for the Tournament

How will we do this...

• Encourage lunchtime practises
• Keep up our fitness
• Pump up soccer ball
• Have games and fitness
• Find some good skills and drills
• ask a soccer player to come up and give up tips (Sport Manawatu)

Fitness

Every day at about 12 lunch for 10 minutes

Skills practice

• Dribbling
• Controlling the ball
• Passing
• Shooting for goal
• Communication

Game

3 afternoons a week

20-30 minutes

How are we going to help people learn:

• encourage
• practising
• get in an expert

5.8.2011

We are making a new plan for the Action for Health group.

Huntah, Jack, Keanu, Pixel and Sasha.

In our plan we are

• organising some games
• getting more sports gear
• tell everyone and make a chart so we don't leave the gear around.
• update blog regularly
• take a group photo

Fitness plan

This term we have been setting up one game a week. Each week we change the game to another one. So far it has been going very well. This week we have been playing Island tag. So next week we are playing cat and pigeons. I have been setting up a file to keep a record of our games we have played.

2011 Planning

• Every friday we are going to sort out some games
• Each day we are going to tidy the P.E shed up 15 minutes before lunch time
• Plan some games for the winter

Oroua Netball - 10th September

We would like to say a big thanks to Mrs Pratt who has offered to coach us, at the last minute, and we really appreciate this! We have been doing fitness based on netball skills for the last two weeks and are now starting to have practice games on the court. The Oroua Netball Tournament will be held on the 10th of September for Year 4 - 8 students. By Caleb J

Sports End of Season Prize Giving

Netball - Emma received 'most improved shooter' certificate.
Rugby - Caleb K received a merit certificate for 'Best Tackler' in his Feilding U11 team and just missed out on the cup.
Huntah received a merit certificate for 'Best Tackler' in his U8 Wellington team.
Logan received a merit certificate for 'Player of the Year' in his team Ireland.
- By Caleb

Cross Country Training

We run every day around the field, out the gate and back around the road to school. Each circuit is 500 metres. It depends how old we are as to how many laps we do. We are running slightly longer distances than the race will be so that we are well prepared. We try to improve our time each day.
- By Ethan