- Whole School - swimming carnivals and Y4-6 swimming sports, cross country and athletics sports
- Interschool - athletics, swimming, cross country, tennis, football, hockey, rippa rugby and cricket
- After school - miniball and netball (for more details scroll down the page)
SPORTS OFFERED IN 2019 At
Cashmere Ave School staff provide children with the opportunity to participate
in a variety of sporting codes and encourage them to succeed through physical
activity. Events such as the Term 2 Cross-Country and Term 4 Athletics Sports Day provide a great opportunity for the community to celebrate the success of children. There are other sporting opportunities that are sometimes offered to children through the School. In the past these have included:
o Primary School Singles Tennis Tournament o Northern Zone Football o Northern Zone Cricket o We do our best to ensure as many children as possible are offered these opportunities.
After School Sports Miniball Available for: Year 3-6 children Season: Terms 2-4 Year 3+4 – Monday Year 5+6 – Tuesday Practice times: Monday (at morning tea time for Year 3 and 4) and Tuesday (before school for Year 5 and 6). Parent in charge: Each team has a manager. Cost: Approximately $30 Winter Netball Available for: Year 5-6 children Season: Terms 2-3 Saturday mornings Practice times: Depends on coach and manager Parent in charge: TBC Cost: $80 per season includes uniform hire Future Ferns Netball Available for: Year 3-4 children Season: Terms 2-3 Saturday afternoons Practice times: Depends on coach and manager Parent in charge: TBC Cost: $40 per season
| SCHOOL SWIMMING Swimming Sports for years 4 to 6 will be held in Term 3. NORTHERN ZONE FOOTBALL 2016 In week six some children went to the Northern Zone soccer tournament at Alex Moore Park. There were two teams the competitive and social. The coaches were Mr Elliott and Amy's dad Andrew Slessor The tournament was so tiring, as we played 7 games, but fantastic at the same time. There were lots of bumps and bruises but no matter what we supported each other the whole way. There were lots of teams for example St Benedict, Khandallah and St Bridgets but each game everyone played fairly. The competitive team won the competition winning all its games and beating Churton Park in the final. The social team did extremely well and only lost to St Bens 4-2. Both teams played really well throughout the competition . By Lily C NORTHERN ZONE CRICKET 2019  Northern Zone Hockey 2016  | FAIR PLAY CODE THE FAIR PLAY CODE FOR PLAYERS Good sport is about positive attitude. Play your part – play fair. To the best of your ability you will: • Play by the rules • Never argue with an official • Work hard to do your best at all times • Be a good sport and recognise good players and good plays by all involved • Remember to thank your coach, the officials, the opposition and supporters • Help others in your team when you can • Avoid putting people down or bullying them • Give it your full effort THE FAIR PLAY CODE FOR TEACHERS AND COACHES Good sport is about positive attitude. As a coach you set the standards. Play your part to help make each game a success – play fair. To the best of your ability you will: • Set personal behaviour standards for yourself and those you coach to follow • Give each player the same amount of your attention and time • Provide every player with the same opportunities to play the game • Encourage respect for the opposition and officials, Never argue with the referee, encourage cheating or make excuses for losing • Always be positive, Never shout or ridicule players • Respect players’ efforts regardless of whether they have won or lost • Keep winning and losing in perspective with personal challenge and enjoyment • Give it your full effort THE FAIR PLAY CODE FOR PARENTS AND SUPPORTERS Good sport is about positive attitude. You can set the right tone and help make the game a success. Play your part – play fair. To the best of your ability you will: • Encourage your child, and other people’s children, in their efforts in sport • Insist that your child plays within the rules and by the principles of fair play • Make an effort to understand the rules (modified) of the game • Respect your child’s efforts regardless of whether they have won or lost • Display self-control on the sideline • Always be positive, Never shout at or ridicule players • Support good play and applaud good performance from all competitors • Show your appreciation to people who volunteer their time so your child can play • Remember that your child plays sport for their reasons not yours, never place undue pressure on your child to play or perform • Be a positive role model for your child • Give it your full effort THE FAIR PLAY CODE FOR OFFICIALS Good sport is about positive attitude. You can set the right tone and help make the game a success. Play your part – play fair. To the best of your ability you will: • Follow the instructions of the AAIMS Sports Calendar (Rules) • Control the game in a firm, fair and positive manner • Be consistent and fair in your decisions • Modify your approach to suit the participants’ level of ability • Help players understand the rules by explaining decisions where appropriate • Do what you can to make sure that everyone enjoys the game – including yourself • Encourage fair play and do not tolerate foul play of any kind • Give it your full effort SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY 2016   RESULTS 2018
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