





Head of Department | A Heathcote |
Teachers |
K Cohen S Lawes R Clay K Power T Holmes |
In Physical Education lessons we strive for pupils to develop their confidence and team working skills by taking part in a variety of different physical activities. In addition to this, we learn about the value of leading a healthy and active lifestyle. In lessons, pupils will experience individual and team activities.
Not only do they take part in the lessons as a competitor but they can also take on the role of an official. Pupils in lessons learn how to overcome obstacles and challenges, as well as sometimes overcoming their fears. Regardless of their level of ability they will feel comfortable in the PE Department as every child matters.
In both KS3 and KS4, pupils will experience the following activities: Aerobics, Athletics, Basketball, Badminton, Handball, Cricket, Fitness, Football, Gymnastics, Hockey, Netball, Orienteering, Rounders, Softball, Rugby and Tennis.
We also offer an extensive list of extra-curricular activities to further develop the skills learnt in lessons, with many activities having transferable skills.Extra-curricular activities take place after school and are available to all.
Curriculum Plan
In Year 7 and 8 most students will be taught at least 10 activities over the two years in Key Stage 3. Students will be taught the skills and techniques involved in each activity along with the rules and regulations and how to apply effective tactical decisions in games activities.
Team Sports |
Football, Rugby, Handball, Netball, Basketball, Hockey, Cricket, Rounders, softball |
Formative Assessment |
Individual Sports |
Athletics, Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, |
Formative Assessment |
Performance Sports/Activities |
Gymnastics, |
Formative Assessment |
Outdoor Adventurous Activities |
Orienteering, Team Building |
Formative Assessment |
Healthy Active Lifestyles |
Fitness |
Formative Assessment |
Extra- Curricular Clubs and Teams
Students will have the opportunity to take part in several clubs and teams throughout each week, regular practices include girls football, basketball, rounders and netball, for the boys there are regular sessions for rugby, football, tennis and basketball. The PE Department also run teams for several other sports throughout the year.
Students can study EDEXCEL GCSE Physical Education.
1 |
Fitness and Body Systems - Applied anatomy and physiology - Movement Analysis - Physical Training |
1.5 hour Exam |
2 |
Health & Performance
|
1 hour Exam |
3 |
Personal Exercise Programme
|
Written Coursework |
4 |
Practical Performance
|
3 Live Performances (at least one team and one individual Sport)
Internal and External assessment |
Homework and support
Homework will be set via E-Praise and will comprise of theory revision and exam questions. Students will be given a formal assessment at the end of each sub-topic.
Students can also study EDEXCEL BTEC Sport
1 |
Fitness for Sport and Exercise |
Online Exam |
2 |
Practical Sports Performance |
Written Assignments and practical performance |
3 |
The Mind and Sports Performance |
Written Assignments |
4 |
The Sports Performer in Action |
Written Assignments
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Students will study BTEC National Diploma in Sport or BTEC extended certificate in Sport over Years 12 and 13.
Extended Certificate
Unit 1 |
Anatomy and Physiology |
Examination |
Unit 2 |
Fitness Training |
Synopsis |
Unit 3 |
Professional Development in the Sports Industry |
Written Assignments |
Unit 4 |
Sports Leadership |
Written Assignments |
National Diploma
Unit 1 |
Anatomy and Physiology |
Examination |
Unit 2 |
Fitness Training |
Synopsis |
Unit 3 |
Professional Development in the Sports Industry |
Written Assignments |
Unit 4 |
Sports Leadership |
Written Assignments |
Unit 5 |
Application of Fitness Testing |
Written Assignments |
Unit 22 |
Ivestigating business in the sports industry |
Synopsis |
Unit 23 |
Skill Acquisition |
Written Assignments |
Unit 25 |
Rules, regulations and officiating |
Written Assignments |
Unit 7 |
Practical Sport |
Written Assignments |
Homework and support
Students are expected to work independently in their free time for the duration of this course, revision sessions will also take place leading up to the exam.