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Xinmin Primary School

Physical Education

Discover how Xinmin Primary's PE curriculum builds active, confident students through sports, swimming, and outdoor adventures.

Last updated 12 June 2026
Three smiling children in school uniforms hold sports equipment including badminton rackets, a shuttlecock, and orange balls.

Vision:

Every Xinminite, a physically educated child.

Mission:

Nurturing the Passion for Sports.

PE Curriculum aims to develop Xinminites to be:

  • Self-directed learners who participate actively in all PE activities, enabling them to lead a physically active lifestyle both in school and beyond.

  • Active participants who work collaboratively through various team activities during PE lessons, engaging in teaching pedagogies such as Sports Education and participating in inter-class competitions.

  • Leaders in PE lessons and sports activities through roles as PE Monitors, Sports Leaders and PE Group Leaders. These students receive centralised and decentralised training to assist PE teachers during and after lessons, lead their classes in warm-up and cool-down exercises, and captain their PE groups in intra- and inter-class games.

    • Through PE lessons and sports-related programmes, our mission is to nurture a passion for sports in every child. Students not only learn essential physical skills but also develop into innovative collaborators through activities such as devising strategies for team sports.

PE Signature Programmes:

Sports Carnival

The Sports Carnival is a major event for both students and the PE Department. During this carnival, students showcase the skills they have acquired in PE lessons and celebrate their newfound knowledge. It also serves as a platform where classes, led by their confident PE leaders, display their class spirit and perform to the best of their abilities.

Children and adults practice ball skills in a school gymnasium with colorful hoops and cones on a wooden floor.

P3 Swimsafer Programme

The SwimSafer 2.0 Programme is an essential component of movement education in the PE syllabus. It is designed to equip students with essential water safety knowledge and self-preservation skills. Through eight 90-minute sessions, the programme aims to develop students' fundamental swimming abilities.

Children in swim caps and goggles lie on a pool deck, kicking their legs in the water during a swim lesson.

P5 Outdoor Adventure Camp

The P5 Camp is a key programme that exemplifies outdoor education at Xinmin Primary School. It provides students with opportunities to learn about environmental sustainability whilst developing a growth mindset. Through various collaborative activities, students work together to overcome challenges in an unfamiliar setting.

A group of about 20 children wearing red life jackets pose and smile near a calm shoreline.

Updated as of Mar 2026