Philosophy
The Surabaya International School (SIS) Physical Education Department believes that the unique learning opportunities of Physical Education should allow all students to acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes which will enable them to enhance their quality of life through active living- a way of life that values physical activity as an essential component. In keeping with this philosophy, the goals of the program reflect the three areas of human development: the psychomotor, the cognitive and the affective. Combined, these goals highlight SIS's interest in an integrated, well-balanced Physical Education program for students.
Physical Education Teaching Staff
| Mr. Cuthbert |
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| Mr. Pellerin |
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Physical Education Office Phone: 741-4300 ext. 1057
Facilities
- Full Sized Soccer Field: Soccer, T-ball, softball, kickball, Capture the flag and other great Elementary games played outside.
- Gymnasium: 2 all-purpose air conditioned courts, 2 scoreboards, a climbing wall, a stage and attached weight and aerobics rooms. The P.E. office is also attached to the Gymnasium for supervision and student/parent/teacher access.
- Pool: A full sized 10-lane Olympic 50M pool is part of our state of the art facility. Attached to the pool are locker/changing and shower facilities. During school hours there are 3 full time lifeguards on duty.
Uniform Requirements
Students are expected to wear their SIS P.E. uniform to Physical Education class. They must also wear appropriate athletic footwear on days in which they have Physical Education class.
On days which your child has swimming, a swimming suit, and a swim cap are mandatory, swim goggles are suggested. Students are encouraged to bring a hat, sunscreen and water bottle with them when they have class on the field.
***Jewelry should not be worn during Physical Education Class.
Participation/Attendance
Attendance is necessary for successful completion of class requirements. If a student is unable, due to injury or illness, to participate in Physical Education Class we ask that a note from a parent/guardian or medical doctor be provided detailing the nature of illness or injury.
Assessment - Elementary School
Student assessment in Physical Education is based upon the following categories:
- Sportsmanship/Group Cooperation.
- Ability to follow instructions and safety rules.
- Individual effort to improve skill performance.
- Skills-based assessment program.
Physical Education Activities and Sports
Elementary School KG-5
Kindergarten
Grade 1/2
| 3rd
| 4th
| 5th
| Eye-Hand
Coordination
| Volleyball
| Volleyball
| Volleyball
| Eye-Hand
Coordination
| Basketball
| Basketball
| Basketball
| Eye-Hand
Coordination
| Kick
Ball
| Softball
Lead-up
| Softball
| Eye-Foot
Coordination
| Soccer
| Soccer
| Soccer
| | Racquet Skills
| Racquet Lead-up
Activities
| Pickle
Ball
| Badminton
| Gymnastics/Dance
Tumbling, etc.
| Gymnastics
| Gymnastics
| Gymnastics
| Fitness
Introduction
| Fitness Test
| Fitness Test
| Fitness Test
| Cooperative
Games
| Cooperative
Games
| Cooperative
Games
| Cooperative
Games
| | Swimming
| Swimming
| Swimming
| Swimming
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Uniform Requirements
A standard uniform has been adopted for all SIS students. The Shirt and Shorts can be purchased at the school store. Students must also wear white socks and sneakers to Physical Education class. It is recommended that students have at least two complete sets of their uniform. Students are encouraged to take their uniform home to be washed after their last class each week. Students are encouraged to bring a hat, sunscreen and water bottle when they have class on the field. If students do not come to class prepared with their uniform, their participation grade will be affected.
During your swimming unit, you should bring your swimming suit, and a swimming cap. It is recommended you bring swim goggles as well.
***Jewelry should not be worn during Physical Education Class***
Locks/Locker Rooms
The Locker Room is the ONLY place students should use for changing into/out of their Physical Education uniform. There are lockers available for students; it is each student's responsibility to provide a combination lock and to inform the teacher of the locker number and combination. For student�s own protection, any valuables not locked in their locker should be brought with them, in their backpacks, to class.
- Students should not give their combination to anybody else!
- Be aware that theft does occur! Secure your valuables.
- The Physical Education Department and SIS are NOT responsible for lost or stolen property.
- Students are encouraged to shower after P.E. classes.
- No food or drink allowed in the locker rooms.
Participation/Attendance
Punctual attendance is necessary for successful completion of class requirements. Students found skipping class will suffer the same consequences as skipping any other class. Students are provided 5 minutes for changing into their uniform and reporting to class. Ten minutes are also provided for students to change and shower at the end of each class. If a student is unable, due to injury or illness, to participate in Physical Education Class the following guidelines will be followed:
- Students must attend class and be dressed in uniform.
- The appropriate level of activity shall be determined for the student by either the doctor's note or the Teacher.
- Parent or Nurse note is acceptable for up to two consecutive classes.
- From the third consecutive class onward a doctors note is necessary stating: For students missing four or more consecutive classes a written report will be assigned and be assessed in place of the student's participation grade.
- Students missing two consecutive weeks to one month of class will be assigned a comprehensive report to be completed.
- Medical excuses for a period of one month or more may result in a student receiving an Incomplete or Medically Excused grade on their report card.
Assessment
Participation = 50%
Skills & Knowledge = 40%
Physical Fitness = 10%
Participation component = 50% of the Physical Education Grade.
Students will be able to earn possible 10 points per day towards their Participation Grade that includes: Positive Active Participation, Sportsmanship, Punctuality, Late to class, beyond 10 minutes given to change = -5 points.
With the students having either a 5 minute break or lunch before class, there is NO reason to be late to class.
Principal & Parents will be contacted if student is continually late.
Behavior
Students may lose part or all of their 10 points for inappropriate behavior.
Being Prepared for Class
- time not in uniform: student loses 5 points/ participates for + 5 points.
- time not in uniform: student loses 5 points/ participates for + 5 points.
- and after not in uniform: 10 points/ expected to participate.
- If student does not participate he/she loses 10 more points.
Skills and Content Knowledge component = 40% of Physical Education Grade.
Students are expected to demonstrate appropriate levels of skill and knowledge of specific sports.
Assessment may include: Skills checklist, written tests, teacher observation, peer observation and self-assessment.
Appropriate skill and knowledge expectations are based on SIS�s Skill Progression for each sport/activity.
Expectation Criteria:
Mastery = Consistently demonstrates mastery of skills: form & execution.
Reinforced = Consistently demonstrates proper skill form, not necessarily execution or results.
Introduce = Students are expected to demonstrate good listening skills as well as put forth consistent effort towards acquiring new skills and knowledge.
Physical Fitness component = 10% of the Physical Education Grade
Students will be assessed at the end of every quarter.
Students will be assessed in five areas of fitness:
- Pull Ups/Flexed arm hang
- Sit Ups
- Flexibility
- Shuttle Run
- 8-Minute Run
Students will be assessed using standards from the U.S. Presidential Fitness Test.
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