Physical Education
Explore MGS's PE curriculum, which builds physical skills, teamwork, and healthy habits across all year levels through a wide range of sports and activities.
The MGS Physical Education curriculum strives to develop our students’ physical, psychomotor, emotional, cognitive, psychosocial as well as spiritual domains through a systematic programme of appropriate learning experience. The programme also aims to promote a greater appreciation of healthy living and a more positive attitude towards physical activities.
Aims
To equip students with the school Values, the Social Emotional Competencies (Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Management, Responsible Decision-Making), the 21st Century Competencies (Civic Literacy, Global Awareness & Cross-Cultural Skills; Critical & Inventive Thinking; Communication, Collaboration & Information Skills) and the 6 Global Competencies (Critical Thinking, Creativity, Character, Collaboration, Communication, Citizenship) so as to cope with challenges such as globalisation, changing demographics and technological advancements that they will face in the future.
To inculcate a sense of co-operation, teamwork, sportsmanship, and to develop a positive attitude towards healthy living.
To develop basic skills in the games for life-long learning.
PE Modules
PE modules by game category and secondary year level
Level | Territorial Game | Net/Wall Game | Striking Game | Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Sec/Year 1 | Basketball 1 | Badminton 1 | Rounders | CPR+AED |
Sec/Year 2 | Football | Badminton 2 | Softball | CPR+AED |
Sec/Year 3 | Basketball 2 | Squash | - | CPR+AED |
Sec/Year 4 | Sports Education Programme (Basketball/ Netball; Football/ Tag Rugby) | Sports Education Programme (Volleyball) | - | Physical Health Fitness/ NAPFA |
MGS Sports Events
MGS Swimming ChampionshipsÂ
MGS Road Run
Sec 4 Interclass Games
MGS Games Fiesta
