Anastasia of Year 5 has enjoyed cooking a healthy lunch, completed her own 40-minute fitness course in the park, and enjoyed some mindful colouring where she painted endangered the pigmy possums in acrylics.
IGS Head of PDHPE, Sport and Outdoor Education Simon Board said students across the IGS community have gone above and beyond with their commitment to the 1000-Point challenge.
“Not only are these challenges enhancing the health and fitness of students but they are also connecting families through the collaborative design of healthy and creative meals, wellness routines and most importantly a variety of fun activities many have never experienced before,” he said.
To join in, see the activities and record your points here!
