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My Experinces In Athletic Development We are participating in a trial phase of athletic development sessions this term. Come 2019 the full program will be up and running which I am super excited for. We have already worked on our speed, explosive power, strength and stamina. The sessions have helped us all understand the importance… Read More»
The Mission: To transport 20 kgs of college supplies both re-purposed and new from Australia to Africa, in the suitcase. The Schools: CCSC Independent Sports School, Kariong and Tloma Primary School, Tanzania Africa The Suitcase: Bought from the Salvation Army shop for $6 The Story The story starts when my husband and I Angela and Geoff… Read More»
Stage 5 Magazine
The Importance of Phonics Instruction – Damian Mitchell CCSC staff recently undertook professional development in teaching phonics. At the beginning of last term the junior college began to roll-out a program called MiniLit. MiniLit is an evidence-based, early literacy program that entails systematic and an explicit model for teaching reading skills. The foundation of this program… Read More»
Piper Menteith has taken on a ‘Maxpotential’ community service project through Mary Mac’s where she plans to collect items such as toiletries, lightweight tents and non-perishable food and drinks for the homeless on the Central Coast. Piper says: ” I believe there is a need for this as I walk around and see the homeless… Read More»
I recently joined the CCSC secondary PDHPE team and am thrilled to be a part of a college that caters to student’s passions, creates an environment that focuses on a balanced lifestyle and empowers teachers to help students achieve success. Sport has been a large part of my life, as a student competing nationally, as… Read More»
Students are encouraged to use the yoga room as a quiet place to relax. It is a unique space away from competition or daily demands where we can look inward and become aware of our physical, mental and emotional state. This can be a challenge as we come in from busy mornings and journeys to… Read More»
Stages 2 and 3 have had some exciting new additions to their bookcases over the past few weeks with many new books piling into the classrooms. Our goal is to provide students with books that are of great interest to them while ensuring they are challenged and have opportunities to improve their reading skills. Our… Read More»
Something to think about introduced by Gavin Thomas. MULTIPLE SPORT SHAPES WELL-ROUNDED KIDS BY DR. MICHELLE CLEERE POSTED MAY 16, 2018 IN COLLEGE ATHLETES, JUNIOR ATHLETES & PARENTS, PRESSURE 1 Multiple sport means lots of practice, lots of time management, and just a lot of bussing kids around to practice, games, and tournaments. The big question though is should… Read More»
Here’s a little challenge: For the next week, instead of saying ‘I don’t have time’ replace it with ‘It’s not a priority’. Note how that makes you feel. Today’s society is a busy society. Everybody is in fast motion and a lot of our time is dedicated to numerous undertakings. As a result, we often… Read More»