Year 10.2 PDHPE - SEPEP
SEPEP stands for student education of physical education program, an initiative that seeks to teach teens the positive aspects of community sport and develop teamwork skills. Achieving this by letting the students take control of their own learning, deciding their roles and the rules in the program with their teachers to guide them.
Over the past two weeks, class 10.2 has competed in rounds one, two and three of SEPEP! In the first round, held on the 16th, the class played a school favourite, binball! Rounds two and three were held on the 21st, where the class played soccer and oz-tag.
In an interview with Communications Officer, Tamanna M, after being asked about the participation of the class, she said: “The enthusiasm of all the girls is great and enhances everybody’s gameplay, you know, being surrounded by support.”
Board Member, Ava H, says, “I'm really excited about SEPEP, although I have only been able to participate in the first round, it was super fun to get to play with new people I wouldn't have normally been on a team with.”
Board Member Emma G states: “My team has been really good, as we are a shortened team with only four people, when one person is away it brings us down to three, we worked really hard, and although we didn't win any of the binball games, it was really nice to see us all trying our hardest.”
Winning Teams
Round One: Team 3 & Team 2
Round Two: Team 4 & Team 1
Round Three: Team 2 & Team 4
Best and Fairest
Round One: Paris K & Laycie A
Round Two: Fale’ofa A & Sarah D
Round Three: Emily T & Keesha D
10.2 have so far, worked hard and enjoyed the first three SEPEP rounds. The class is looking forward to continuing the games, developing skills as well as gaining further achievements!
Writers: Samantha S and Maira K
Photographer: Emily T
