Sport is an important part of the education of students at Normanhurst Boys High School and is mandatory in Years 7 to 11.
Sport and physical activity is a valued and accepted part of our school’s curriculum, contributing to the development of the whole child. It provides a vehicle for social, physical, emotional and moral learning and is an important expression of our culture.
The participation, enjoyment and skill development of our students is the corner-stone of the school sport/ physical activity program. All our students take part in this program.
There are also opportunities to represent our school at inter-school sports competitions. As a NSW public school we benefit from the opportunities for shared activities and competitions with other schools, coordinated by school sport associations. See the School Sport Unit website for details.
Sports Day (Wednesday)
On Wednesdays, all students participate in either grade or recreational sport. Students who have been selected to represent the school in grade competition will be required to travel to various venues.
Grade and state knockout sports choices
- Badminton (Winter)
- Baseball (Summer)
- Basketball (Summer)
- Cricket (Summer)
- Football (Winter)
- Futsal (Summer)
- Lawn Bowls (Winter)
- League Tag (Summer)
- Table Tennis (Winter)
- Tennis (Winter)
- Volleyball (Summer)
- Water Polo (Summer)
Normanhurst Boys High School is part of a sporting zone that includes the following schools:
- Asquith Boys High School
- Ashfield Boys High School
- Epping Boys High School
- Homebush Boys High School
- North Sydney Boys High School
Competition games are either played at these schools or at venues near the schools.
Recreational sports choices
- Badminton
- Golf
- Fitness and Gym
- Lawn Bowls
- Squash
- Table tennis
- Tennis
Carnivals
All students are expected to participate in annual carnivals including swimming, cross country and athletics unless exempted by a medical certificate. All students who participate earn points for their respective houses.
- Bukkandi (Red)
- Dinewan (Blue)
- Warrigal (White)
- Wayamba (Green)
