Section outline

  • WELCOME to 9C1PEH!   :-)

    We will dive into our context this term.

    Learning Intention:

     We are developing our understanding of New Zealand's cultural identity through learning and play traditional games.

    We are developing our understanding of our own personal identities and how these can differ from others'.

    Success Criteria
    • List games, activities, sports that are found in NZ culture
    • Define who you are.
    • Understand how New Zealand traditional games have lead to our cultural identity
    • Understand how different people can have different needs and understandings in relationships
    • Participate in all the activities that support our growth as a team
    • Investigate how you can build the understanding of yourself to help others
    • Find ways in which our new supportive team can create a greater sense of belonging in Coast (this is done in collaboration with English and Global) so that you can work together to solve a community issue
    • Find ways in which you can be yourself in relationships and respectful to others as well

     

     


    This term in Physical Education, we will look at the Cultural Identity of Sport in NZ through exploring traditional games.

    In Health, we will look at our own individual identity through learning about the human body, sexuality, and influences in the media.

    Term 1 CONTEXT - Ahurea Tuakiri - Cultural Identity

    WEDNESDAY - Practical


    Today we will learn and play Tapu Ae. Continuing this and learning the adaptations for skill advancement.

    https://www.r2r.org.nz/games-activities-maori-youth/tapu-ae.html



    THURSDAY  - In Class

    Trimesters of pregnancy review.

    Consent.  What is it? ** giving permission for something to happen.  In the context of sex, it is giving permission for someone to engage in a sexual activity with you. We will watch 2 videos on consent.  You also covered this with Mates & Dates.


    Consent is required when two or more people agree to take part in sexual activity. Without consent from all people involved, sexual activity is illegal. In Aotearoa New Zealand, you must be over 16 years of age to consent to sexual activity. The law is designed to protect young people from being taken advantage of.

    https://www.healthnavigator.org.nz/health-a-z/c/consent/#:~:text=Consent%20is%20required%20when%20two,from%20being%20taken%20advantage%20of



    FRIDAY - Practical session

    Focus Friday.