Specialist Lessons
St John’s School is blessed with the talents of various Specialist Teachers.
Students in all year levels participate in Physical Education lessons each week, taught by Mrs Tenille Galea. During PE lessons students are taught a variety of skills which develop teamwork, gross motor skills and physical health.
Students in all year levels participate in Music/Drama lessons at St John’s School taught by Mrs Kasey Maunder. Throughout the year students participate in music based units which focus on the gaining of a broad and balanced musical understanding and appreciation. Students learn about music from other cultures and from different historical periods and genres. Students also focus on musical theory by exploring pitch, rhythms, terms and signs. Music lessons are designed to be practical, interactive, exploratory and fun. They also incorporate the use of a variety of different tuned and un-tuned instruments.
The school has also implemented specialist lessons in the area of mental health and wellbeing. These are taught on alternate Thursdays by Mrs Tenille Galea and Mrs Tracey Lamb
Students in all year levels participate in Physical Education lessons each week, taught by Mrs Tenille Galea. During PE lessons students are taught a variety of skills which develop teamwork, gross motor skills and physical health.
Students in all year levels participate in Music/Drama lessons at St John’s School taught by Mrs Kasey Maunder. Throughout the year students participate in music based units which focus on the gaining of a broad and balanced musical understanding and appreciation. Students learn about music from other cultures and from different historical periods and genres. Students also focus on musical theory by exploring pitch, rhythms, terms and signs. Music lessons are designed to be practical, interactive, exploratory and fun. They also incorporate the use of a variety of different tuned and un-tuned instruments.
The school has also implemented specialist lessons in the area of mental health and wellbeing. These are taught on alternate Thursdays by Mrs Tenille Galea and Mrs Tracey Lamb