Students in the Year 11/12 Sport, Recreation and Fitness class recently put their target game skills to the test with a fun and competitive session of ten-pin bowling at Launceston Lanes.

As part of their Target Games unit, the excursion allowed students to apply their learning in a practical setting, focusing on accuracy, technique, and strategy. The excursion highlighted the importance of skill development, hand-eye coordination, and precision—all key elements of target games. It was a fantastic way to combine learning with physical activity, and for some, it even sparked a newfound interest in bowling.

With the Target Games unit continuing, students will now reflect on their performance and explore strategies to enhance their accuracy and consistency in future activities.