TVS Physical Education
z February, 2016 Volume 1, Issue 6
TVS
Physical Education
The Village School, a Nord Anglia Education School
GO TEXAN DAY……. A Village School Tradition… By Judi Klausmeyer The students at The Field hockey Village School have been celebrating “Go Texan Day” for more than 20 years. Each year we celebrate with a mix of country line dances and original square dances. Always a parent favorite, the dancing begins at 8:00am and runs through the entire day. All first through fifth graders
perform for their families and friends. Each year the students come to school dressed in their western finest and this year will be no different. We will “Boot Scoot ‘N Bogey” on th Friday, February 26 in the Moore gymnasium.
of dance and the Go Texan experience. Watch for more details coming home containing your child’s performance time.
Everyone is welcome to come watch and learn a little about Texas history
Health & Wellness day with Nurse Hubbard ….By Angela Vargas Germs and our Immune system Today our students learned so much from the amazing Nurse Hubbard. At the end of each class the students were able to collaborate and answer quiz question in small groups. Our students are fast learners, becoming involved in every grade. Below are some quotes from our second graders:
Coach Mouro’s 2 learned:
nd
grade class
“There are germs on your hands” ~ Emma “You are supposed to sneeze into your shirt” ~ Hassan “I learned how to cough properly” ~ Mateo
Winter issue/ Physical Ed.
Page 2 of 2
Update: Field Hockey…….by Katelyn Rhodes As we transition into our last season of sports for this school year, we look forward to debuting the newest sport to enter our PE program. Texas Pride Field Hockey club, located here in Houston, has generously offered 50 sticks along with some balls to help us get our new program up and running. If your children are interested in learning more about Field Hockey, we recommend they attend some Field Hockey Camps this summer.
Here is the list of our recommended camps: Fun with Field Hockey Free Clinic Our 3rd Annual Free Clinic open to ages 4 - 18 yrs old. April 2nd 9am - 11am More Information Registration Form
Spring Break Clinic March 19th & 20th Featuring Jarred Martin, Asst Coach Duke University Laree Beans, Asst. Coach University of North Carolina More Information Any questions or concerns, please email [email protected]
Varsity Girls’ Basketball support efforts for finding a cure………by Doug Brotherton Last year, the high school girls’ basketball program started an annual "VIKINGS vs CANCER DAY." This year, the Lady Vikings Basketball program decided to honor Diane Staff. Diane is a Kindergarten Teacher at The Village School who is courageously battling Cancer. Anyone who knows Diane understands that she displays the type of SERVANT LEADERSHIP, which all coaches want to see from their players.
Despite everything going on in her own life, Diane continues to make it her mission to serve her family, friends, students, and coworkers. The event was a huge success, as it raised over $4,000, which will be donated to a foundation in Diane Staff's name.
opportunity to show our players the type of impact that you can make, especially when you choose to put other people first. I'd like to thank everyone who helped make our 2nd Annual Vikings vs Cancer Day a huge success!"
"Diane is an incredible woman who has positively impacted our lives through servant leadership. This was a wonderful
HAPPY FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS: Coaches: Kevon Bagot, Kenneth Apande and Tabitha Haskins
.
TVS
Physical Education
The Village School, a Nord Anglia Education School
GO TEXAN DAY……. A Village School Tradition… By Judi Klausmeyer The students at The Field hockey Village School have been celebrating “Go Texan Day” for more than 20 years. Each year we celebrate with a mix of country line dances and original square dances. Always a parent favorite, the dancing begins at 8:00am and runs through the entire day. All first through fifth graders
perform for their families and friends. Each year the students come to school dressed in their western finest and this year will be no different. We will “Boot Scoot ‘N Bogey” on th Friday, February 26 in the Moore gymnasium.
of dance and the Go Texan experience. Watch for more details coming home containing your child’s performance time.
Everyone is welcome to come watch and learn a little about Texas history
Health & Wellness day with Nurse Hubbard ….By Angela Vargas Germs and our Immune system Today our students learned so much from the amazing Nurse Hubbard. At the end of each class the students were able to collaborate and answer quiz question in small groups. Our students are fast learners, becoming involved in every grade. Below are some quotes from our second graders:
Coach Mouro’s 2 learned:
nd
grade class
“There are germs on your hands” ~ Emma “You are supposed to sneeze into your shirt” ~ Hassan “I learned how to cough properly” ~ Mateo
Winter issue/ Physical Ed.
Page 2 of 2
Update: Field Hockey…….by Katelyn Rhodes As we transition into our last season of sports for this school year, we look forward to debuting the newest sport to enter our PE program. Texas Pride Field Hockey club, located here in Houston, has generously offered 50 sticks along with some balls to help us get our new program up and running. If your children are interested in learning more about Field Hockey, we recommend they attend some Field Hockey Camps this summer.
Here is the list of our recommended camps: Fun with Field Hockey Free Clinic Our 3rd Annual Free Clinic open to ages 4 - 18 yrs old. April 2nd 9am - 11am More Information Registration Form
Spring Break Clinic March 19th & 20th Featuring Jarred Martin, Asst Coach Duke University Laree Beans, Asst. Coach University of North Carolina More Information Any questions or concerns, please email [email protected]
Varsity Girls’ Basketball support efforts for finding a cure………by Doug Brotherton Last year, the high school girls’ basketball program started an annual "VIKINGS vs CANCER DAY." This year, the Lady Vikings Basketball program decided to honor Diane Staff. Diane is a Kindergarten Teacher at The Village School who is courageously battling Cancer. Anyone who knows Diane understands that she displays the type of SERVANT LEADERSHIP, which all coaches want to see from their players.
Despite everything going on in her own life, Diane continues to make it her mission to serve her family, friends, students, and coworkers. The event was a huge success, as it raised over $4,000, which will be donated to a foundation in Diane Staff's name.
opportunity to show our players the type of impact that you can make, especially when you choose to put other people first. I'd like to thank everyone who helped make our 2nd Annual Vikings vs Cancer Day a huge success!"
"Diane is an incredible woman who has positively impacted our lives through servant leadership. This was a wonderful
HAPPY FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS: Coaches: Kevon Bagot, Kenneth Apande and Tabitha Haskins
.
