School Based Netball Program
Governor Stirling Senior High School
Governor Stirling Senior High School’s Netball Program is a Tier 1 Netball WA endorsed program. Our objective is to engage students to pursue netball through a variety of pathways within our school environment and the local community including athlete, coach, umpire and official.
Entry into the Netball Program is through an application and trial process. To be eligible to apply, students must already be enrolled at the school either through a general application or the Gifted and Talented Program.
The program gives students in Years 7-12 the opportunity to pursue their passion in netball, with assistance of accredited coaches and elite level players. Our program is a combination of expert coaching, skill development and a curriculum of academic and vocational courses to enable students to reach their full potential. In Year 11 and 12 students complete a Certificate 2 in Sport and Recreation (Netball).
The Netball Program is delivered via four (4) hours of tuition per week, where students learn from accredited coaches and have the opportunity to participate in games against other Tier 1 Netball WA endorsed schools, day carnivals and intrastate, interstate and international tours. Included in the four (4) hours is a theory-based program incorporating a focus on sports nutrition, sports psychology, sports injury prevention, rehabilitation, coaching and umpiring.
The program is co-ordinated by Emma Cosh, current West Coast Fever Player and Netball WA accredited coach. Assisting with the program is Madi Hall, previous state league player and state representative.
If you have any questions or would like further information, please contact Madi on madeleine.hall@education.wa.edu.au.
To apply, please complete the application at the below link.
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