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Elim Christian College
Year 9 and 10 Christian Living Programme


Welcome to Christian Living 2010. 
What does it mean to live life as a Christian? 
What does it take to be a teen who stands out and
shines their light for Jesus in the world we live in? 
How can I be "in the world but not of the world".
Am I living what I say I believe?
What does the Bible say about relationships, drugs,
alcohol, study, friends, my future...?
These are some of the questions we ask in class.
Christian Living is about exploring God's word
and how it impacts daily life.

The year 9 and 10 programme below offers a guideline
of topics we aim to cover throughout the year.


Year 9                                                                            

Term

Theme

1

Hauora intro and Luke 2:52

Our amazing God- the incarnation

 

Friendship: with each other and God

 

 

Pictorial Bible

 

2

Foundations of Faith

3

The Bible in the world around us

 

Hauora – looking at the whole person

Physical and mental health

Social health - bullying.

4

Self Esteem

 

 

Study Skills: Learn study skills working through Philppians.

 

Careers focus:

 


 

Year 10

Term

Theme

1

Self Control (Fruit of the Spirit)

Drugs, Alcohol and Addictions

 

Relationships with parents

2

Sex and sexuality:

Why wait- dealing with temptation

Sexual purity

Pregnancy and STD’s

3

Body Image: the media, health and nutrition.

Eating disorders

 

Careers focus:

Explore abilities, interests, personality and values.

Guidance in subject choice.

4

Study Skills refresher (using a book of the Bible as a text to study)

 

Study of Narnia- themes in the Christian walk (temptation, spiritual warfare, perseverance, forgiveness)

 

Morality:

Poverty and Justice

 

 

 



ELIM

CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

JUNIOR SCHOOL CURRICULUM –

CHRISTIAN LIVING/HEALTH

 

 

YEAR A

YEAR B

YEAR C

YEAR D

Building Self Esteem

Diversity of Giftings in People: Similarities and Differences

(A4)

Effects of Attitudes on Health

(B4)

Dealing with FEELINGS

·         negative feelings – hurt, anger, sadness, fear etc.

·         positive feelings             

A Wise View of Myself

·         my uniqueness in God

(D1)

Eating for Health

Food Groups

(A2)

 

Balanced diet

Preparing good meals

 

Caring for the Body

Caring for the Eyes/Ears

(A3)

Stewardship of hair, teeth, skin; Summer Skin Care

(B3)

Personal cleanliness

Summer Sun Care

Physical Activity for Health

Circulatory System:

Physical Exercise

(A1)

 

Stewardship of the Body:

Rest, sleep and exercise

(C2)

 

 

Staying Healthy

 

Avoiding Harmful Substances

Medicines

(B3)

Respiratory System:

Colds and infections

(C3)

Our Bodies’ Defenses  Against Disease

(D3)

Keeping Safe

Fire Safety

(A2)

Water Safety(B1) Safely Home* (Y4-8)

Safety in the Home (esp. elec-tricity) (B4) “Stepping Out”* (Y1-3)

First Aid

Identifying hazards and danger, KOS “Keeping Ourselves Safe”* (Y1-8) (C4)

Road and Cycling Safety* (Y4-8) (D4)

Search and Rescue* Y7-8

Stepping Out* (Y1-3)

Relating to Others

Building a classroom Community

(A1)

Dealing with Criticism and Conflict

Friendship

(B1)

Family relationships

Caring for an ill person

Serving, Considering and Encouraging Others

Helping Agencies

Emergency Services:

·         Role of Police* Y1-8

·         Ambulance

·         Fire

(A3)  “Emergencies” (Y7-8)

Nurse/Doctor/Hospital (B2)

Civil Defence

Citizens Advice Bureau

*Lost Hurt, Frightened (Y0-3)

Helping Agencies for the Disabled, Blind, Deaf, etc. eg IHC

(D2)

Community Health Issues

Caring for sick and elderly

(A4)

Taking Responsibility for Community Health

(B2)

Caring for our Community

Protecting resources

Conserving resources, eg. water, air

Rubbish disposal

Caring for disadvantaged children

·        POLICE UNITS

 

We are conducting a survey, and your response would be appreciated.

 

Here is a link to the survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?A=176968783E22054
                                             
                                                   YEARS 1-4 CURRICULUM TO ADDRESS ASSESSED NEEDS

 

STRAND

NEEDS         

UNITS OF WORK

A.

Personal Health

and

Physical

Development

1.Know what healthy eating is.

2.Participate in regular physical activity

3.Knowing how to participate safely, both at home and school.

4.Be good winners and losers.

5.Learn how to protect themselves.

6.Have strategies to use when at risk of physical threat

7.Recognize and accept people are different.

8.Identify feelings and express them appropriately

 

Year 1 : 2      Food Groups

Year A4         Similarities and Differences

Year B1         Dealing with conflict

Year B3         Hair, Skin and Teeth

Year C2         Stewardship of our bodies - rest, sleep, exercise.

Year C3         Respiratory Systems - Colds and Infections

Year C4         First Aid - burns and scalds.

Year D3         Our bodies defences against disease

Year D4         Road/cycling safety. Keeping ourselves safe.       

B.

Relationships

With

Other

people

1. Know the rules of selected games. Participate in activities to develop co-ordination and motor skills

2.Enjoy the challenge of new activities. Participate for the sheer enjoyment of having a go.

                          P.M.P. Programme

                          Physical Education Instruction in class lessons

                          Kiwidex Manual and Kiwisport.

 

Year A1          The Circulatory System and physical activity

C.

Movement

Concepts

And

Motor Skills

1. How to work in a team or group. How to make and use friends. Know what makes a good friend, classmate.

2. Be able to recognize instances of bullying.             Be treated the same whether they are good or not good at things.

3.  Work co-operatively. Have problem solving skills and know how to use them. Have strategies that can help them become healthy eaters. Know how to express feelings of anger in a positive way.

 

Year B (1)       Dealing with Conflict

 

Year B (1)        Making Friends

                                    (S.I.S)

 

Year D (1)        A wise view of ourselves/self image.

D.

Healthy

Communities

And

Environments

1.Know about community support services, agencies and services they offer. Know who can help them and where to go. Discuss issues (e.g. Olympic Games)

2.Investigate environmental issues that affect own  well being.

Year D2            Helping agencies for the disabled.

Year A3            Eyes and Sight

Year B2            Taking responsibility for community health

Year C1            Caring for our community (litter, noise, smoke)

 

We are conducting a survey, and your response would be appreciated.

 

Here is a link to the survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?A=176968783E22054

 

 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHEME

YEARS 5-6 CURRICULUM TO ADDRESS ASSESSED NEEDS

     

 

 

STRAND

NEEDS         

UNITS OF WORK

 

A.

Personal Health

and

Physical

Development

A2    Participate in regular physical activit

A3    Know how to participate safely outdoors.

A1    Have an understanding of how body works

A4    Be good winners and losers. A wise use of oneself. Know and use road and cycling safety rules

 

Year A1.                  Circulatory System

Year A2                   Food Groups

Year A3                   Eyes and Sight

Year B3                   Stewardship of Bodies - Hair, Skin, Teeth

Year C2                   Stewardship of our bodies - rest, sleep, exc

Year C3                   Respiratory Systems

Year D1                   Self Image

Year D3                   Our bodies defences against disease

Year D4                   Road/cycling safety. 

 

B.

Relationships

With

Other

people

·          Know how to stay safe and develop responsible attitudes

·          To safety in challenging physical situation.

·          Recognise and accept that people are different/including cultural differences.

·          Know how to work in a team or group co-operatively, coping with conflict.

Year A4                   Similarities and differences. Diversity of giftings

                                 of individuals in group.

 

Year B1                    Dealing with conflict.

 

C.

Movement

Concepts

And

Motor Skills

·          Making choices that don’t compromise the safety of the whole group.

·          Enjoy the challenge of participating in new activities to develop co-ordination and motor skills.

·          Know the rules of and learn how to play modified or major sports and selected aspects of the traditional type of games.

Physical Education Programme

Large ball skills

Small ball skills

Swimming

Fitness activities

Athletic and games skills

 

D.

Healthy

Communities

And

Environments

·          Be aware of environment that affect the well being of young people and being able to take collective action for care and safety of others in the school community.

·          Know how to help people with special needs.

·          Awareness of community recreational opportunities.

·          Individual and community first aid.

Year B2                   Taking responsibility for community health.

Year C1                   Caring for our community – litter, noise, smoke

                                 Pollution.

Year C4                   First Aid Certificate

                                Standing alone.

Year D2                   Helping agencies for the disabled.

 

 

We are conducting a survey, and your response would be appreciated.

 

Here is a link to the survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?A=176968783E22054

 

 

 

 

 

 






HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHEME
YEARS 7-8 CURRICULUM TOPICS TO ADDRESS ASSESSED NEEDS: YEAR A-D (A, C and B, D)

 

STRAND / NEEDS / AO’s

Term 1

Term 2

Term 3

Term 4

A. Personal Health & Physical Development

 

A1  Set and work towards goals, Identify and express

      feelings, Adapt to pubertal changes, Cope with loss or

      disappointment , Understand body works

A2  Have fun when physically active   

A3  Action safe choices in and outside

A4  Self worth and appreciate differences

Year A & C

Positive self identity

Goal Setting

Circulatory system

 

Puberty (our changing bodies – sexuality, hair, skin, teeth)

Eyes & sight

Ears & hearing

 

Uniqueness & diverse giftings

 

Year B & D

Positive self identity

Goal Setting

 

Life Education Bus :

Balanced work & play

Substance abuse

Respiratory system

 

Puberty (our changing moods)

B. Relationships with Other People

 

B1 Roles and responsibilities

B2 Stand against discrimination

B3 Assertive communication techniques, Work co-

     operatively, Strategies to deal with peer pressure/      

     conflict

Year A-D

Positive relationships & dealing with conflict – family, friends

Bully free environment -  Kia Kaha

 

C. Movement Concepts/Motor Skills

 

C1 Develop variety of movement skills

C2 Accepting physical challenges

C3 Knowledge and care of equipment     

C4 Range of cultural movement activities

 

Year A –D

Aquatics & Athletics skills

Active participation in Fitness , PE and Sport

 

EOTC – Bi-Annual Camp

Small & large ball skills

Active participation in Fitness , PE and Sport

Moving in context

Active participation in Fitness , PE and Sport

Striking skills

Active participation in Fitness , PE and Sport

D. Healthy Communities and  Environments

 

D1 Understand media influences

D2 Use community facilities

D3 Inclusive sports programs

D4 Responsibility for safety/well being

Year A & C : Fair play class, lunch time and after school team sport and below

Water Safety

Food groups

Helping agencies: disabled

Sun Safety

Civil Defense

Year B & D : Fair play class, lunch time and after school team sport and below

Water Safety

Road Sense : “Out & About” Safe Cycling

Helping agencies:

elderly, mental health

Sun Safety

Immune System

First Aid

 

We are conducting a survey, and your response would be appreciated.

 

Here is a link to the survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?A=176968783E22054

 

 




 

 

 

 

 

 

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