St Johns Park High School has a proud sporting tradition and encourages participation at all levels
Integrated sports
Students in Years 7 to 10 participate in sport that is integrated into student timetables. The program provides students with opportunities to participate in a range of sports and utilise our school and local sports facilities.
GAP Program
The Gifted Athletics Program is an elective in years 9 and 10, that provides students with the opportunity to develop their skills in athletics, cross country running and in all sports. GAP nurtures students with specific sporting talents and provides opportunities for them to excel.
Find out more about GAP here.
School carnivals
The Athletics and Swimming carnivals are a whole school event that is hosted at local sports and swimming centres. We also run an annual Cross country at school. At all 3 events, students are able to participate in whatever capacity they are able. The HOUSE student leadership run a variety of games and activities aimed at increasing school spirit. By participating in any event at the our carnivals, students are awarded HOUSE points that contribute to each HOUSE group. Our four HOUSEs are Alpha (Black), Beta (Red), Epsilon (Green), Gamma (Yellow). More information about our HOUSE student leadership team.
Zone, Regional and National Representation
St Johns Park High School is a member of the Landsdowne Zone and competes in competitions for athletics, cross country and swimming as well as a range of team sports such as touch football and netball. Through this pathway students are able to qualify to regional (Sydney South West), State and National sporting events.
Morning Fitness Program
As part of developing and supporting health and wellbeing, students are able to attend our free morning fitness program, which operates every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Students are provided access to the gym and engage in activities to increase strength through resistance training and cardiovascular health, circuit and boxercise classes. The program is run and supervised by the PDHPE staff.
