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January PE

 Happy New Year everyone. I hope you all had an enjoyable and restful break.

January is typically the time we do our gymnastics and mission impossible units, unfortunately due to COVID restrictions, we will not be able to do either this year.

Therefore our units for January will be;

Teacher led-Badminton and paddle ball

With Mr. Sadowsky-Fitness/fitness games.

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