The Physical Education (P.E.) programme at TKHC aims to develop transferable skills and build the foundations for life-long healthy habits and lifestyle. Students explore a variety of concepts that promote physical development and health perspectives, encouraging them to make positive decisions and develop healthy social interaction through sports and physical activities.

The G7-G8 Foundation Years Programme in P.E. is designed to foster the development of knowledge, skills and attitudes which contribute to a students’ physical health, mental health and social well-being. During this stage, we focus on both learning about and learning through physical activity where students are given the opportunity to develop their confidence and competence in facing challenges as individuals and in teams. 

In G9, PE becomes optional. G9- G10 students can choose to study PE for their IGCSE years. The course involves significant theoretical components, which are taught in the classroom to acknowledge through practical involvement. The theory is as important as practical, 50 % of the IGCSE result is based on written exams while another 50% is on practical sports. This course suits students who wish to develop a deeper understanding in sports and health. 

In the P.E. department, we see the importance of Physical Education as empowering students to appreciate the value of being physically active and developing the motivation for making healthy life choices. At TKHC, students experience and enjoy a full and balanced curriculum.