Health and Wellbeing Pack

During this unprecedented time, we know the challenges many students are facing with their own health and wellbeing. We have put together a great package of resources which is designed to help students and parents and help keep students healthy and active.

Below are all the links to this package. You will find:

2 sets of at home sport challenges

A document providing some FREE course links that students can access for qualifications in sport.

2 pictures showing routes for both a 1 mile and a 5km run around the school area. Both runs avoid heavily trafficked roads.

A wellbeing guide with lots of resources and links to help with all things health and wellbeing.

A THRIVE guide helping both parents and students.

A PDF for parents on encouraging your child to be active.

We hope that these links will help and provide some help to all students and parents at home.

At home Sport ChallengesDownload

At home Sport Challenges 2Download

Course LinksDownload

5km Run (3.2 Miles)Download

1.6km Run (1 Mile)Download

Wellbeing GuideDownload

THRIVE GUIDEDownload

Encouraging your child to be activeDownload

Chris wins Year 10 Jack Petchey Award

Chris in Year 10 has picked up the Year 10 Jack Petchey award after his nomination from Ms Bowden

“Chris has worked with me supporting and mentoring students in younger year groups for the past two years, with their behaviour and their physical activities. He truly wants to do well and puts his all into everything he does in PE.”

​Chris was voted the winner by the School Council, who were particularly impressed with his mentoring. A quote from Kyan in Y9 “I think you should nominate Chris for his hard work and helping younger years and supporting them”

Well done Chris!!

APS SPOTY 2020 – CONGRATULATIONS CHLOE

Massive congratulations to Year 9 Chloe who is this years APS Sports Personality of the Year. Chloe has played a big part in APS Girls retaining the Haringey Schools Sports Shield whilst representing the school at several sports, including rugby; football; cricket; handball; and basketball to name a few. Chloe has shown an excellent attitude to participating in sport since arriving at APS, as well as being a valuable member of the APS sports council, . She is also a fabulous role model for her peers, showing what can be achieved with hard work. This year she was the youngest player to represent the England U’19 Women’s Ice Hockey team at a competition in Poland.

All our nominees (Orla; James; Robbie; Hannah; & Kris) should be very proud of being shortlisted. They all received several votes.

CONGRATULATIONS APS : OUTSTANDING SCHOOL GAMES PARTICIPATION

APS has been recognised for their ongoing commitment and achievement in the School Games Programme during the Autumn and Spring Terms and their engagement with Virtual Sports Programmes during the Summer Term.

 

APYFC GIRLS FOOTBALL TRYOUTS

ALEXANDRA PARK YOUTH GIRLS FC 2020-21 Season

YOU ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND TRY OUTS FOR GIRLS’ FOOTBALL

APYFC are looking for players for:

(Years 6,7,8) & U14 – U18 and 18+ (Years 9 – 13)U11, U12, U13

About the club:

We are an FA Standard Chartered club, run solely by volunteers and are not for profit. We are passionate about women’s football. We want every girl to have the opportunity to play football, for as long as she wants to with professional coaching and competitive matches. We play in the Capital Girls League against other girls’ football clubs from North and West London. Subs are around £360 per year, but we do have a football access fund.

The try out (date to be confirmed) will involve players taking part in small games and training activities on grass.

To register or find out more information please contact:
Liz at glamorgeous@yahoo.co.uk, or text: 07966 529951
Website : http://www.apyfc.org.uk

 

 

 

LYG’s WEEK 4 TUESDAY: THROWING ACCURACY BOCCIA CHALLENGE

Challenge Description: Lay four pieces of A4 paper/markers on the floor with 1, 2, 4 and 6 written on them. These are your targets. They should be placed 2-3 metres away from you. Once set up, you have 60 seconds to try to hit as many of the targets as possible by throwing or rolling different ball/objects at them.

Scoring: Each time you hit a target you will receive the number of points written on that target.

Adapt for Space and Equipment: This challenge can be done indoors or outdoors. You can use any type of ball, pairs of rolled up socks, scrunched up paper or any other soft objects. Just make sure you have enough to throw in 60 seconds.

Adapt for Ability and Inclusivity: It can be done sitting down or standing up. You can try moving closer or further away or increasing or decreasing the size of the targets to adapt the difficulty.

Coaching Tips: Take your time. Try aiming for closest targets first and then trying to hit the ones furthest away.

Benefits From Challenge: This challenge will help improve your throwing accuracy and concentration.

LYG’s WEEK 4 WEDNESDAY: WALL BALL WATER POLO CHALLENGE

Challenge Description: How many times can you bounce a ball off a wall using alternate hands in 60 seconds?

Scoring: You will receive 1 point for each time you catch the ball.

Adapt for Space and Equipment: If you don’t have a ball try using a pair of rolled up socks, a toilet roll or some scrunched up paper. If you want to create a target like Jakab, you could stick a piece of paper to the wall or mark a target with chalk.

Adapt for Ability and Inclusivity: This challenge can be done standing up or sitting down. You can use both hands to throw and catch the ball. You can increase or decrease the size of the ball or try moving closer or further away from the wall.

Coaching Tips: Keep your eyes on the ball and take your time when throwing so you don’t lose any accuracy.

Benefits From Challenge: This challenge will help improve your ball control and hand-eye coordination.

LYG’s WEEK 4 MONDAY: TARGET BATTING CRICKET CHALLENGE

Challenge Description: You have 5 attempts to hit any of the 3 targets when hitting a ball off a batting tee or other suitable raised object or surface.

Scoring: You will receive 1 point each time you hit a target. The maximum score is 5.

Adapt for Space and Equipment: If you don’t have a cricket bat, a ball or a batting tee get creative. You can use a saucepan as a bat, a pair of rolled up socks as a ball and toilet roll, empty can or the top of a bottle as a batting tee. You can do this challenge indoors or outdoors. You can use any household objects as your targets.

Adapt for Ability and Inclusivity: Move closer or further away from the targets to adapt the difficulty. You increase the size of the targets or the size or the bat or the ball. You can do this challenge sitting down or standing up.

Coaching Tips: Stand sideways with your feet shoulder length apart and your knees slightly bent. Step forward with your lead foot and bring your bat back when you are ready to hit. Remember to keep your eyes on the ball.

Benefits From Challenge: This challenge will help improve your hand-eye coordination and accuracy