Active engagement in physical activity and sport makes a significant contribution to the health of young people and sport is an important part of our culture and tradition. Playing sport, however, isn’t just about being active and getting fit. Playing sport at a young age promotes multiple benefits such as developing leadership skills, better physical development, increasing fitness and a wider range of social skills. These beliefs are fundamental to the sports program at Craigslea SHS.
Sport is offered two afternoons a week:-
Sports Coordinators
Mr Hayden Brake Ms Michaela Campbell
Both Sport Coordinators work in conjunction with Sport Captains to deliver quality opportunities for students to involve themselves in an array of sporting programs.
Hayden Brake Coordinates:
Interschool Sport
Recreational Sport
Michaela Campbell Coordinates:
Sport is compulsory for all students up to and including Year 10.
Awards
Student achievement in Sport is also recognised and celebrated at Craigslea SHS through the awarding of Sports Awards in the following categories:-
Age Champtions: Swimming, Cross Country, Athletics
Team Awards: Inter school teams - Most Valuable, Sportsmanship, Effort
Special Awards: Recognition of outstanding achievement in sport either within the school sports system or in community sport
Representative Honours: Regional, State and National Representation
Major Awards: Junior and Senior Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year
Highlights
- Other sports to experience success include Basketball, Touch, AFL, Track and Field, Swimming, Triathlon and Cross Country
- School teams are involved in State and National Championships in Volleyball
- Students gain representative honours at regional, state and national levels in a variety of sports
- Zone and Metropolitan championships
- Inter-School Competitions
- Intra-School Carnivals - Swimming , Cross Country and Athletics
- Past students are often involved in the sports program as coaches
- Alumni and teacher v student competitions
Sport is everybody’s game!