The students started the sessions out with simple ball skills such as kicking and passing.
They finished each session with a quick game where they were able to develop their new skills, build on their team work and speed.
Wednesday, 25 October 2017
Soccer
Starting from Friday this term we are lucky to have three footballers from team Wellington come in to school to teach soccer skills.
The students started the sessions out with simple ball skills such as kicking and passing.
They finished each session with a quick game where they were able to develop their new skills, build on their team work and speed.
The students started the sessions out with simple ball skills such as kicking and passing.
They finished each session with a quick game where they were able to develop their new skills, build on their team work and speed.
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