Sports section of the E.S. le Grange School website
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Swimming
Younger learners can take part in swimming-pool activities led by NWU students in training during school hours in summer, once a week. Older learners can also receive swimming coaching from educators during summer.
- Who it is for
- Younger and older E.S. le Grange learners
- How to act on it
- Younger learners participate in the swimming-pool activities during school hours; older learners join swimming coached by educators during summer.
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The NWU provides students in training to do activities with the younger learners of our school in the swimming pool, during school hours. These activities take place in summer, once a week.
Athletics
The school encourages all children to participate in athletics, including running and field events for learners with and without physical challenges.
- Who it is for
- All E.S. le Grange learners, including learners with physical challenges
- How to act on it
- Participate in the school's athletics running or field events through the encouragement of educators.
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Educators encourages all children to participate in athletics because we know the children discover more about themselves and others which creates mutual respect for one another.
Soccer and netball
The school provides soccer and netball teams for children with special needs, giving them opportunities to learn the games, interact with other children, make friends and enjoy competition.
- Who it is for
- Children with special needs at E.S. le Grange
- How to act on it
- Join and participate in the school's soccer or netball teams.
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E.S. le Grange has successfully established soccer and netball teams for our children with special needs.
Boccia
Boccia is offered to athletes with physical disabilities, including people with cerebral palsy and other motor disabilities. The school says its learners have achieved great success in the sport.
- Who it is for
- Learners and athletes with physical disabilities, cerebral palsy or other motor disabilities
- How to act on it
- Take part in Boccia at E.S. le Grange by throwing, kicking or using a ramp to propel a ball toward the jack ball.
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This sport, is offered for athletes with physical disabilities. The sport is designed for people with cerebral palsy and other motor disabilities.
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Key Takeaways
- Swimming activities occur during school hours in summer, once a week
- Athletics is encouraged for all children, including learners with physical challenges
- Boccia is offered to athletes with physical disabilities
- Soccer and netball teams are established for children with special needs
- NWU students in training support swimming activities
- E.S. le Grange School
- NWU