Swimming Lessons
R-6 students have a comprehensive program taught by accredited instructors in the school swimming pool. Lessons each year lead to the annual Splash Carnival.
Sports Day (R-12)
Here at Central Yorke School we take pride in our holistic approach to Sports Day where all students from Reception to Year 12 compete together in a range of Athletic events to win the prestigious Barry Koch House Cup. Sportsmanship and team spirit is recognised with the Ali Adams Cup.
Interschool Athletic Carnivals
Sports Day is used as a platform to select students who win their events to compete in either the SYP Primary Interschool or the YP Secondary Athletics Carnival. Students who win their events at the Interschool events are then invited to compete at Mile End for both the YP Secondary Athletics team and the SAPSASA SYP Athletics team.
Aquatics Camps
As a part of our Year 9/10 Curriculum requirements all students must attend a two day intensive aquatics camp in Term One. Students participate in a range of aquatic activities including Knee Boarding, Sailing, Kayaking, Wind Surfing and Snorkelling.
Nine A Side Football
The SANFL 9 a side carnival is held at CYS each year with a large number of schools from across the peninsula competing in the event. The carnival is for both male and female students in Years 8 and 9.
Secondary Knock out Competitions
Zone Knock out Carnivals are a great opportunity for all forms of Athletes from our most confident to our least to be exposed to a range of sports. The Zone carnivals are also used a platform for our Secondary Students to be selected in the Yorke Peninsula teams. Knock Out sports we are currently involved in include: Football, Netball, Basketball and Hockey.
Cross Country (R-7)
The R-7 Cross Country is run in early Term 2 on the local golf course. Student s compete in age groups, with course lengths adapted to match state standards. Students are timed on their runs with those meeting standard being invited to participate in the Interschool Cross Country event
Splash Carnival (R-6)
The R-6 Splash Carnival is not only an aquatic competition but as a way to showcase skills learned in swimming lessons and celebrate the end of the summer swimming season. The carnival is held the week after swimming lessons end in term 1 and runs for the afternoon. House teams compete for the ‘Julie Adams’ trophy in a variety of games and events including relays, surfboarding, diving and freestyle.
Outdoor Education
Outdoor Education is a fun and challenging course which takes students out of their initial comfort zones and puts them into outdoor situations where they learn to flourish. It is a practical/theory based course that looks at a number of sustainable environmental practices and explores outdoor adventures.
SAPSASA Standalone Local Competition
CYS SAPSASA sports include cricket, tennis, netball, basketball and football.
SAPSASA Representative Teams. Year 6 and 7 students may nominate to trial for a range of SAPSASA Representative Teams. Teams participate in a week long carnival held in Adelaide. Families are required to arrange their own accommodation and transport during this week of competition.
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