Year 11 SLR Students Tee Off with On-Campus Golf Clinic

As part of their Outdoor Recreation unit, our Year 11 Sport, Lifestyle and Recreation (SLR) class recently enjoyed a hands-on golf coaching clinic.

The sessions will provide students with expert instruction in the fundamental skills of golf, including putting, chipping, and driving. With professional equipment and tailored guidance, the coach helped students develop proper grip, stance, and swing techniques.

Held in the College hall and oval, the clinic transformed familiar spaces into dynamic learning environments where students could safely engage in golf drills and skill-based challenges. It was a fantastic opportunity for students to explore a sport that many had never tried before, encouraging skill development and physical literacy in a supportive, inclusive setting.

The golf clinic directly supported syllabus outcomes by fostering participation in a recreational activity, enhancing movement skills, and building students' understanding of safe practices in outdoor settings. It also highlighted the value of structured coaching and reflective learning — key aspects of the SLR course.

The session was thoroughly enjoyed by all students, who appreciated the opportunity to step outside their usual sporting experiences and engage with a new and rewarding physical activity.

We thank Anthony from the  "Launch it Program" for bringing his expertise to our school and providing memorable, engaging sessions for our students.

Mr Arzapitian & Mr Badolato