StanbridgeAthleticsMARK ‘M.K.’ KELLEYAthletic Director

Elementary P.E. learning outcomesOur elementary students learn the same sports principles and perform similar exercises in P.E. class that our competitive teams do in practice

■ Demonstrate mature techniques for the following patterns:□ Overhand and underhand throwing, catching, striking,

kicking/trapping, dribbling (hand and foot), and volleying

■ Demonstrate basic offensive and defensive skills and strategies in team and individual physical activities

■ Identify responsibility of a leader in physical activity

■ Work effectively in pairs or small groups to achieve an agreed-upon goal

The basics of BASSAL■ Bay Area Small School Athletic League

■ Breakfast at Nini’s five years ago□ Stanbridge, Star Academy, and Sterne

■ Basketball and dodgeball were the first two sports

■ Team handball added shortly after, run by Cal Heat

The four three seasonsFall, Winter, and Spring (to align with clubs)

Fall Team: HandballFall Clubs: Swimming and dodgeball (cross country)*

Winter Team: BasketballWinter Clubs: Table tennis, cross-country (conditioning)

Spring Team: VolleyballSpring Clubs: Swimming, Flag football, cross-country

*Cross-country was cancelled as a Fall Club due to low enrollment

Schools and flexibilityStanbridge, Sterne School, Star Academy,Lycée Français, Bayhill High, Compass High

■ Marin School, Woodside Int., Hope Academy

■ Schools pick sports that match their population□ Woodside: Table Tennis□ Star: Basketball and dodgeball

Philosophyof BASSAL

All schools can participate and select sports based on their population

All students should be able to participate in a sport

Questions?MARK ‘M.K.’ KELLEYAthletic Directormkelley@stanbridgeacademy.org