Schools
2012 Aboriginal Power Cup Schools
2012 will see up to 336 students participate in the Aboriginal Power Cup from across 24 South Australian schools. Some schools that are located close to each other have formed cluster teams that will make up 14 male teams and 14 female teams. This is so more students from years 10, 11 and 12 can get involved.
If you have any questions about the 2012 Aboriginal Power Cup, please contact us.
Student Expectations
For students participating in the Aboriginal Power Cup to be eligible to attend and participate in the carnival in June certain expectations must be met, like attending school and completing school curriculum tasks. These expectations are outlined in the ‘Student Expectations’ document which can be accessed by clicking here.
School activities
Aboriginal Power Cup participants work together in their teams over terms 1 and 2 to complete the SACE Integrated Learning – Aboriginal Power Cup subject curriculum tasks including: organising a coach, a trainer, a mentor, a training schedule, designing a team Guernsey and polo shirt, plan and prepare a traditional meal for guests and develop and practice a team war cry to perform at the carnival.
We want to share some of these exciting tasks with you as they come in, along with any articles about what's happening in the schools, like visits from Power players! So keep an eye on this page to see what's happening in the schools.
Salisbury shares their career aspirations and goals of winning the 2012 Aboriginal Power Cup with the PAFC crew
23/04/2012
Salisbury’s football techniques impress the PAFC crew and cultural identity and Aboriginal history discussions make everyone stop and think. Read on to find out what happened on this school visit including an insight into the team’s goals to win this year’s cup!
Coober Pedy and Marree get together to talk about the Power Cup, culture and share a meal
28/03/2012
Daniel ‘Mots’ Motlop shared his cultural background and Wade “Bullet” Thompson showed off his sprinting abilities on the PAFCs recent trip to visit Coober Pedy and Marree students.
PAFC school visit turns into a mini metropolitan carnival with five school teams and some Power stars
16/03/2012
Le Fevre & Ocean View, Roma Mitchell and Fremont Elizabeth schools along with Whitelion welcomed Power stars Wanganeen, Pearce and AhChee, Thompson and the PAFC crew … read on to find out what they all got up to.
Ceduna shows off their football skills for AhChee and the PAFC crew
07/03/2012
Ceduna students turned up in big numbers to welcome the Power’s Brendan Ah Chee and the PAFC crew in style. Amongst career aspirations and goal setting the girls made their football skills known and cultural identity was a hot topic – read on to find out more about the Ceduna mob.
PAFC impressed by Windsor Gardens aspirations, goal setting and football skills
02/03/2012
PAFC crew impressed by Windsor Gardens focus on career aspirations, goals and determination on the field and were also inspired by Wiltja students’ language skills.
