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One Sport One Art
One sport one art (“1S1A”) is a school-based curriculum activity adapted from the Central Curriculum. 1S1A deepens students’ understanding of arts and explores their potential in physical sports.Development in Sports and Arts
| Sports | |
| P.1& P.2 | Touch Rugby |
| P.3 & P.4 | Floor Curling |
| P.5 & P.6 | Flying Disc |
| Music | |
| P.1 - P.3 | Rainbow bells |
| P.4 &P.5 | Melodica |
| P.6 | Ocarina and Cup Song |
Sports
Touch Rugby
•Touch Rugby is a simple, safe yet fun way for students to learn about rugby. It cultivates team spirit, sportsmanship, respect and discipline amongst students
Flying Discs
•Flying Disc sports is a new sport played with plastic discs. A player tosses the disc into midair and the disc is then caught by himself/herself or other players.
Flyball
• Like volleyball and tennis, Flyball divides players into two opposing sides in a sports court but the two sides are separated not by a net but by a no-man area. Flyball’s key feature is its varying ball motions and the players need to use the racket to catch the fast-moving ball tightly. In team matches, players need to take cover of each other to cover the whole side of the court. With the absence of team members, single matches require techniques and accurate judgment of the participants.
Music
