Sport Education is a program where students select a sport they wish to play and learn more about. Students from years 7-9 participate in the sport they choose for two periods once a week. Student’s complete one full term of the sport, then an inter-school team is selected from the class for the sport. The students learn and are taught skills such as; fair play, co-operation, team work, rules to the game, game sense and important physical skills of the game. The students are exposed to 4 different sporting options over the year. Our aim is to incorporate the local community where possible and encourage all students to join a club that may have interest to them. We strive for maximum participation.

Inter-School Sport

Students are selected and try out for a particular sport and compete against schools from the district in Inter-School Sport. This process is complete fairly and thoroughly. We aim for maximum participation and try to give students an opportunity to represent Williamstown high school. It is common to enter multiple teams in the same event to encourage students to participate and ‘have a go’. If teams or individuals are successful at district level they progress through to the Western Zone Finals, then culminating in State Finals. Williamstown High School can boast that more students than from any other school in the district are able to participate in Inter-School Sport. In 2008 we entered over 100 sporting teams at the district. The school is also the most successful in the district winning almost 50% of the sports they enter.

Specialised Inter-School Sports  (Offered to all students)