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Wednesday, 10 April 2019
Cross Country - May 8th 2019
Cross Country 2019
Our annual Cross Country event is to be held on Wednesday 8th May at Worser Bay Beach. All students will participate in the event, from the newest new entrant to the wizened old Year 6s. The starter’s pistol will fire its first shot soon after 9:30 am. The runners with the shortest legs will be underway!
The course for the younger students is not too demanding: one lap along the beach, up the track to the changing sheds and back along the grass to the finish. The rest do progressively longer circuits.
The emphasis for this part of the day is on participation. It is also for our kids to set a goal for themselves and to run as much and as well as they can. In the name of collaboration, we have been thinking about what we can do to support others. Some students have chosen to run alongside a buddy so that they can cheer each other on. Nice idea!
If the weather is extreme (probably not too hot), we will postpone the event. A call will be made early in the morning, date to be confirmed.
We have started building our stamina and strengthening our muscles for the race and will continue our training from the start of Term 2.
We hope to see you there with your cheering gear on.
Team Sports
Thursday, 4 February 2016
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
Year 3-6 Cross Country
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