Strategic Fundamentals in Play
•Year 3
•Netball
•One ball per pair for warm-up, multiple balls for games
Alternative: Size 4 footballs or playground balls
Standard netball court setup if available
Alternative: Basketball hoops or tall cones
Court boundaries and assessment stations
Alternative: Spots or markers in different colours
For skittleball alternative activity
Alternative: Large cones or plastic bottles
For benchball alternative activity
Alternative: Line marked on floor
For student officials
Alternative: Hand signals only
For student scorekeepers
Alternative: Small whiteboards
Following an opponent's movement while maintaining position between them and the goal
Acting as referee or scorekeeper, making fair decisions during games
Tournament format where every team plays against every other team
Body positioning that allows you to see both the ball and your opponent
Passion, self-belief, respect, honesty, determination and teamwork
Understanding where pupils are coming from and where they're going
Tournament scoring, calculating wins and losses, understanding round robin format
Forces and movement during tracking, reaction times in passing decisions
Spatial awareness on court, understanding positioning and movement
Leadership skills through officiating, fair play, accepting decisions, teamwork under pressure
Move between activities to observe tracking technique and officiating quality
Watch for sideways positioning, quick passing decisions, and positive leadership
Step in if tracking becomes too physical or officiating decisions cause conflict
Model tracking position clearly, show confident officiating, celebrate good sportsmanship
Large indoor hall or outdoor netball court, minimum 20m x 30m
Dry, even surface free from obstacles and hazards
Stop activity immediately, assess injury, provide appropriate first aid, call for medical support if needed
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