Physical Education
Discover how Katong Convent's PE programme builds lifelong fitness, teamwork, and resilience through sports, outdoor education, and signature events like Sports Day and Adventure Camps.
Goals
The PE department at Katong Convent believes that physical education is a vital component of students’ educational experience, and good physical health is essential to a fulfilling life. Thus, here at KC, we aim to provide our students with a well-rounded physical education, and imbue in them knowledge of and a love for health and physical activity, coupled with enriching outdoor experiences, to help them embark on a journey of lifelong physical activity.
Through our PE lessons, we also strive to teach the importance of self-management, respect for others, resilience, and effective teamwork, in order to develop both independent learners as well as team players.
To achieve these objectives, we follow the MOE Physical Education Syllabus (2024) closely and conduct physical education lessons twice a week for all students. We focus on the three main learning areas:
Physical Activities
Outdoor Education
Physical Health and Safety
Lower Sec Programme
By the end of their 4 or 5 years with us, our students would have been exposed to three categories of games: territorial, striking/fielding and net/ barrier games.
Our lower secondary school students are taught the games of handball (Secondary 1) and football (Secondary 2) in Term 2 and 3, culminating in an Inter-Class Games Carnival with classes of the same level, in Term 4 after the End-of-Year Examinations.
For Outdoor Education, they are taught how to identify potential hazards in an environment and basic first aid skills, including the administration of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and use of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED). The Secondary One students are also taught some basic tent pitching and outdoor cooking skills, in preparation for their Outdoor Adventure Camp the following year.
Upper Sec Programme
Our upper secondary school students are taught the games of softball (Secondary 3), volleyball (Secondary 4) and badminton (Secondary 5) in Term 2 and 3, culminating in an Inter-Class Games Carnival with classes of the same level, in Term 4 after the End-of-Year Examinations.
For Outdoor Education, they are taught navigational skills using a map and a compass. More components of basic first aid are also taught to the students, including reinforcement of how to carry out CPR and the usage of the AED.
Signature Programmes
Secondary One Outdoor Adventure Camp
Secondary Three Outdoor Adventure Camp
KC Sports Day
Inter-Class Sports Competitions