Elementary school curriculum should mainly focus on :
Fundamental skill education
The elementary school years (roughly 5 to 11 years) coincide with the fundamental movement phase, when children are developmentally ready to acquire basic locomotor, manipulative and stability skills.
A physical education curriculum at this level should therefore mainly focus on fundamental skill education (movement education), since these skills form the base for later sport-specific skills and lifelong activity.
Awareness and fitness education are emphasised more at the middle and secondary levels, and entertainment alone is not an educational aim of the curriculum.
Hence, the answer is Fundamental skill education.
Which one of the following is not a role of the school curriculum in promoting an active, healthy lifestyle ?