Junior School Sports

The Junior School provides a well-organised and varied sporting program. In addition to swimming, cross country and athletics, we also offer a number of team sports including football, soccer, hockey, basketball, water polo, flippa ball, touch football and tennis.

Boys are encouraged to participate in at least one sport each year. Most sports are played over one school term.

The strong sporting history and fine traditions of the College are built around involvement and a spirit of working together. Each boy is recognised for the contribution he can make and respect for individual abilities is emphasised; teamwork and commitment are valued.

Students at St Virgil’s have opportunities for boys of all ability and interest levels. A wide variety of sporting competitions are available including House Carnivals, JSSATIS and STCPSSA Carnivals. At all times we have respect for our fellow players, our opponents and the officials and to have fun! 

Any enquiries relating to sport at the Junior School can be directed to the Health and Physical Education and Sports Coordinator Mrs Karryn McCullagh.

2024 Junior School Sport Calendar

Term 1

  • Soccer
  • Cricket
  • Flippa Ball
  • Tennis
  • Swimming Trials and Carnivals

Term 2

  • Hockey
  • Soccer
  • Water Polo
  • Cross Country Carnivals

Term 3

  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Soccer (continues from Term 2)

Term 4

  • Indoor Cricket
  • Teeball
  • Touch Football
  • Athletics Carnivals
Registration

Registrations will open at the end of each term in preparation for the start of the following term. At this time, parents/carers will be sent an EdSmart email with information about the sports on offer and a link to an online registration form.

Permission from a parent/carer is required to register for all Sport and is sought through the online registration process.

Transport & Supervision

Parents/carers are responsible for organising all transport and supervision of their child at Junior School sporting venues.

Uniforms

Students are to wear their full sports uniform when representing the College at sport, unless otherwise stated. Students are able to wear their Sport Uniform to school on days they have SVC Sport.

Volunteers

Each team entered into a draw requires a Volunteer Coach or Manager, who is generally a parent/carer of a child in the team. It is a requirement for this person to have a current Working with Vulnerable People Card (WWVP). Details about the process to obtain a WWVP card are available here.