News Sport
31 July 2016
This term, Girls and Boys from Years 5 & 6 participated in the Whittlesea and Darebin Cup. This Australian Rules footy competition included various state and independent schools from the Whittlesea and Darebin region.
The boys' competition included two teams from Al ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ, both teams played well throughout the day representing the school in two separate groups. Each group hosted very skilled teams coming from schools such as Epping Views, The Holy Name, St Mary’s and Lalor East Primary. It was very obvious that our young boys have exceptional foot skills, particularly when kicking off the ground. However the fancy soccer skills were no match for the exuberant, flashy and very skillful display from the opposition. Unfortunately, the boys teams did not progress to the next round, however Mustafa Emniyet was awarded a Harmony medal for his excellent conduct, respect and display of school values throughout the event.
The Girls team on the other hand, coached by Ms Layal and Mr Bektash, progressed to the next round winning three of their four games and entertaining the audience. There was no doubt, these young girls were hard at it and worked as a team throughout the competition. Swadiqah Fatimah and Aisha Keown were an driving force out of the centre, so much so that they had a number of fans who applauded and watched from the sidelines. Aisha Keown was also awarded a Harmony medal for her excellent conduct, respect and display of school values throughout the event.
We congratulate all players involved and we wish the Girls team the best of success in the finals round of competition.
With Allah’s grace and blessing, Sevdet joined Al ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ as the Head of Physical Education & Health in January 2015 with over 10 years of experience working in youth programs, the last 5 of those years in education. Alhamdulillah.
Sevdet has grown up with a passion to organise and develop programs. Prior to his years working in education, he has had unique work experience facilitating sport and recreation programs for young male and female offenders in the Parkville Youth Justice Precinct.
Sevdet has also had many camping experiences, coordinating leadership programs and camps for youth living in Carlton, as well as young male offenders from within the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre.
Sevdet aims to contribute his experience and enthusiasm for sports and camps to the ¾ÞÈéÊÓƵ in an effort to help build well rounded sports students, who can participate in community sports for good health and leisure beyond their schooling lives, inShaAllah.
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