P.E.


 * WESTMEADE PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Our Programs

C lick on items below to find out what these programs offer. FITNESSGRAM is a fitness assessment and reporting program for youth, first developed in 1982 by The Cooper Institute is response to the need for a comprehensive set of assessment procedures in physical education programs. The assessment includes a variety of health-related physical fitness tests that assess aerobic capacity; muscular strength, muscular endurance and flexibility; and body composition. What is the purpose of fitness testing? We believe it is to evaluate students against Healthy Fitness Zones, which are criterion-referenced standards that have been established to indicate levels of fitness corresponding with health. Scores and results are shared with students and parents using professional and classy looking forms. Students are given a snapshot of their fitness profiles with a focus on increasing or continuing physical activity to improve or maintain fitness. What FITNESSGRAM is not...
 * FITNESSGRAM is not for evaluationg teachers.
 * FITNESSGRAM is not for assigning students a grade.


 * FITNESSGRAM is not a skills test or just for athletes. FITNESSGRAM is about promoting good health for all students with an emphasis on everyone being physically active every day. **




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Athletic Accomplishments Email athletic accomplishments with students name(team or individual sport) with list of accomplishment by photo or video to Charles.Wade@mnps.org. Goodlettsville Storm 6-U SEAA WORLD SERIES RUNNER UP & USTA State Champions Briana Wade 

WESTMEADE PE RULES S Be Safe . BE RESPONSIBLE (Signal=freeze)
 * Wearing tennis shoes
 * Moving under control
 * Watching for others
 * Keep hands to yourself
 * Participation=100% every day-all day long
 * Handle equipment with care
 * Work in your own space
 * Stop Look and Listen when you hear the signal.

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BE RESPECTFUL (Good Noise=Encouraging others) (Bad Noise=Screeching and Screaming) (Playing Fair, follow the rules, being honest, & cooperating)
 * Noise level appropriate for the activity
 * Show good sportspersonship

Physical Education Calender

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Physical Education Scheldue (Please have proper shoes and attire for PE days) 