About our Talented Sports Program (TSP)
Our school’s TSP aims to develop our student-athletes holistically, including physical performance, wellbeing and promoting high academic expectations. In partnership with multiple state and local sporting bodies, we work towards delivering world’s best practice, providing elite coaching and learning experiences at school to supplement the training and competition our students are involved in externally.
Features of the TSP:
- Minimum of 3 sessions per week
- Film analysis and evidence based practice
- Talent Identification and player development days with state sporting bodies each semester
- Annual TSP Sporting Blues Dinner
- Centre of Excellence – Strength and Conditioning Facility
- Aligned coaching curriculum and player development pathways with the state sporting bodies
- Athlete Testing
- Matraville Education Partnership – University of New South Wales
- Morning tutoring and afternoon homework club for additional academic support.
Sports Offered and 2024 Coaching Staff:
- Sydney FC School Academy– Head Coach Ante Juric (W-League Sydney FC Head Coach/Former Socceroo/Pro License) and Coach Alice Kriesler (W-League Sydney FC Assistant Coach/B License)
- Rugby League Academy – Head Coach John Maher
- Rugby Union Academy – Head Coach Thomas Mclean
- Basketball Academy – Head Coach Simon Armson
- Netball Academy – Head Coach Mojela Baker Khamphan
- Surfing Academy – Head Coach Tait Motgomery (Surfing NSW Lvl 2 Coach, Frmr World Rank 60th
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Australian Olympic Pathway Schools Program
The first-of-its-kind in Australia, Matraville Sports High School, has been chosen for the Australian Olympic Pathway Schools program.
This Australian-first initiative is in conjunction with the Australian Olympic Committee to help boost NSW’s future generations of Olympians and Paralympians.
“Our 7 Sports High Schools in NSW are the only secondary schools in Australia to have this prestigious recognition,” Minister for Education and Early Learning Sarah Mitchell.
“This reflects the great strength of our sports high school network, and their excellent track record in fostering both sporting high performance and academic achievement. I can’t wait to see the next generation of medal-winning athletes coming from our public schools as we look to Brisbane 2032.”
See article.
See website.
