We did a similar thing a good few years ago, using stob and mesh fencing, and a gate per paddock. Tape and electric strand fencing is not adequate, especially for the tup who will walk straight through to tup your lambs. I don't think electric mesh fencing is suitable for sheep as they seem to get tangled easily, either by their fleece or their horns, and they can die from the shocks, even from a battery powered fence, as well as strangling themselves to death. This I know from experience.
We spaced our stobs a little further apart than on a march fence, and used a lower grade of wire mesh, but the job was done to be sturdy enough. You will be needing these paddocks for years to come, so there's no point in skimping, and if at some point in the distant future you decide you don't need the separate paddocks then it's easy enough to roll up the mesh and remove the stobs to be used elsewhere.
For times when we don't need the paddocks, then we leave the gates open and the sheep are free to choose which field to graze - they love the choice