We have a purpose in everything we do, whilst our teachers facilitate student-centred lessons where we have a focus on supporting our students to learn and develop the skills that will prepare them for the 21st century.
All students participate in fifty minute sessions of that are facilitated by our outstanding P.E. team at Mount View Primary School. The Physical Education teams number one focus is for the students to develop a love for movement so they gain the confidence, knowledge, competence and behaviours to move for the rest of their lives. We cater for all needs, differentiate our lessons and challenge the students to progress in their education. The program allows students to grow across the physical, social, emotional and cognitive domains. We also have transdisciplinary focus where we integrate other learning areas into P.E. An example is where the students build structures out of recycled materials with an engineering connection whilst focusing on the fundamental movement skill of overarm throw to knock down their targets. With a focus fundamental movement skills and game sense our lessons are fun!
Year Three to Six have a sport lesson each week in the timetable. On top of this Year Five and six take part in inter-school sport.
Students from Foundation to year two receive one hour a week in our Sensory Motor Program. The foundation of growth, development, and learning in a child starts with sensory and motor interaction with the world. The program plays a significant role in improving motor skills, sensory detection and supports behavioural development. The sensory motor program at Mount View Primary School is the foundation for growth and supports Physical Education and all other learning areas in the school.
Mount View offers a swimming program for all students from Prep to Year 6 as required by the Victorian Curriculum. Students are provided with the oopportunity to further develop their fundamental movement skills and movement sequences using different body parts in response to stimuli in an aquatic setting.