At Urangan State High School, the Junior Health and Physical Education (HPE) program lays a strong foundation for lifelong health, fitness, and well-being. Designed for students in Years 7–9, the program combines practical physical activity with essential health education. Students develop skills in teamwork, movement, strategy, and personal fitness through a variety of sports and active games, while also exploring topics such as nutrition, mental health, personal safety, and respectful relationships. The HPE curriculum encourages positive lifestyle choices, builds resilience, and fosters a strong sense of personal and social responsibility—all within a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
Urangan State High School's Health and Physical Education (HPE) program offers a comprehensive and holistic approach to student well-being, seamlessly integrating physical activity, nutrition education, and wellness initiatives. Aligned with the Australian Curriculum, the program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive both academically and personally.
From Year 8, students engage in core physical education subjects, fostering a strong foundation in health and fitness. The curriculum emphasizes not only physical development but also mental and emotional well-being, incorporating mindfulness and resilience training to support holistic growth.
At Urangan State High School, our Health Program is designed to empower students with the knowledge, skills, and habits needed to lead healthy, balanced lives. Through engaging lessons, practical activities, and community partnerships, students explore topics such as physical wellbeing, mental health, nutrition, personal safety, and respectful relationships. Our program supports positive lifestyle choices and fosters resilience, helping every student grow into a confident and health-conscious member of the community.