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Prerequisite: An interest in music Music theory provides the basic building blocks of music performance and composition. This course provides an in-depth look into the world of music theory with the end goal of writing the Royal Conservatory of Music secondary Rudiments exam. Cost: $35 for a theory workbook. 1 per student. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education is a vital part of the students’ lives at the SRSS. Through well-developed programming, students can develop and maintain a better level of physical fitness, develop skills in various activities and cultivate personal relationships in situations requiring sportsmanship, competition, cooperation and leadership. Students are encouraged to take greater ownership of physical fitness, seek out activities that interest them, and engage in an active lifestyle. There are 5 main learning outcomes of the Physical Education program. These are based on the K to Grade 12 Physical Education and Health Curriculum. The learning outcomes are; movement, fitness management, safety, personal and social management, and healthy lifestyle practices. Through these learning outcomes the SRSS Phys. Ed program are geared toward helping students attain a better understanding and appreciation of their own physical fitness. The PE program strives to provide students with the opportunities, experiences, and knowledge of personal fitness and sports activities to allow them to set their own course for fitness. As part of earning a credit for these courses, students will be required to submit a personal fitness portfolio containing elements such as a fitness plan, physical activity log, or journal entries. Students will be graded for completion of the course with a Complete or Incomplete designation. (Grade 11 and 12 only) 1. Category of Courses: - 62 - • GRADE 10: PHE20F – A required course which focuses on movement, fitness, safety, personal/social management and healthy lifestyle practices. • GRADE 11: PHE30F (PHE3GF, PHE3AF, PHE3FF, PHE3HF, PHE3SF, PHE3TF) – A required course which focuses on active elements of physical activity and focuses on such core components as fitness management, mental health, substance use and abuse prevention, and social impact of sport. • GRADE 12: PHE40F (PHE4GF, PHE4AF, PHE4FF, PHE4HF, PHE4SF, PHE4TF) – A required course which focuses on active elements of physical activity and fitness management, nutrition, sexual health, socio-emotional health, and personal development. 2. Enrolment in Physical Education Courses Whenever possible the following recommendations will be used. • All Gr. 10 students must take PHE20F • All Gr. 11 students must take PHE30F (PHE3GF, PHE3AF, PHE3FF, PHE3HF, PHE3SF, PHE3TF). PHE20F must have already been completed. • All Gr. 12 students must take PHE40F (PHE4GF, PHE4AF, PHE4FF, PHE4HF, PHE4SF, PHE4TF). PHE20F and PHE30F must have already been completed. • Students cannot take either Grade 11 or Grade 12 level courses until they have entered that respective (grade). 3. Accumulation of Credits: • All students must obtain 3 PE/Health credits, one credit in each of grades 10, 11 and 12 in order to graduate. • Any exception to the above requirement for SRSS students regarding medical issues will require specific certified medical documentation indicating disability and restriction from active physical education courses. • No student is allowed to take 2 Phys. Ed. courses in the same semester. 4. Common Activities to all Physical Education Courses: • Physical Fitness Assessments • Self-Interpretation of Fitness Assessments • Warm up activities • Aerobic/anaerobic exercise • Participation in sport and recreational activities • Written testing and knowledge assessment. 5. Dress Code and Locker Use:
• According to current health and safety practices all students must change into suitable athletic clothing and nonmarking running shoes in order to participate in Phys. Ed class, intramurals, or personal fitness workouts. Part of preparation and readiness includes removal of all jewellery (including all visible piercings) Medical alert tags are exempt from this rule. • Failure to do so will result in a restriction of activity and a penalty for class participation. The accumulation of penalties (or demerits) can result in a loss of credit. • Lockers are free for students to use – however locks for the gym lockers must be supplied by the students and registered with the Phys. Ed department. • The Phys. Ed department reserves the right to charge participation fees to students for any class activities done off-campus (eg. Bowling, golfing, etc). INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS AT SRSS: At the SRSS, we value student participation in our school community. Therefore, all students who attend the SRSS and who want to participate in MHSAA competition will compete for the SRSS in accordance with the provisions set out in the MHSAA guidelines. An SRSS student can feel proud and honoured to represent his/her school in athletic competition. It only takes a second when one walks into the SRSS gym to see the accolades SRSS students have brought to the school for over 30 years. All students at the SRSS are encouraged to try-out for a chance to represent the school. The SRSS competes at the AAAA level, the highest level of high school competition. Our school also operates in two athletic zones (conferences). Zone 13 (Eastman) is the rural zone in which the SRSS competes in sports such as Soccer, Fastball, Badminton, Baseball, X-Country, Golf and Curling. Zone 2 (SCAC) is the urban zone in which the SRSS competes in Volleyball, Basketball and Track & Field. SPORTS FEE SCHEDULE: A considerable amount of money is required annually to maintain the inter-scholastic sports program over and above the facilities and transportation provided by the Hanover School Division. Approximately half of this amount is - 63 - provided from general student fees. The remainder is assessed to the students who actually participate in the sports. Students, who play in the following competitive activities, are assessed the fees as indicated below. All athletes will complete a player contract. • These fees are due before the first game of the season • No uniforms will be issued until the fee is paid • Some sports will require a uniform deposit that will be refunded upon the return of the uniform to the P.E. Department • The athlete will not play until the fee is paid in full SPORT TEAM FEES: Varsity Volleyball/ Basketball: $140.00 Junior Varsity Volleyball/ Basketball: $120.00 Soccer: $50.00 Football: Returning students - $325.00 Football: New students - $375.00 Other school sports (below):$15.00 to $50.00 (Softball, Baseball, Badminton, Track & Field, Golf, Curling, X-country running) Additional costs may be incurred. GRADE 10 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education PHE20F Health Education Dept. of Ed. Code 0169-20F Credit: 1 This course will be comprised of two parts: Physical Education (physical activity) and Health Education. The portion involving physical activity will focus on categories such as sports and games, alternative pursuits, rhythmic/gymnastic activities and physical fitness activities. Health focuses on the following strands and substrands; safety of self/others, personal development, social development, mentalemotional development, personal health practices, active living, nutrition, substance use/abuse prevention and human sexuality. An introductory CPR component is included in the course. • Health focus will be covered in a classroom setting for the most part. • Physical education and fitness (physical activity) will be covered in a gymnasium setting. The course will focus on the general learning outcomes of the physical education and health curriculum: • Movement • Fitness • Safety
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GENERAL INFORMATION ADMINISTRATIVE
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