SportSubjects

Physical Education

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Curriculum Leader: MrsCatriona Mills

Staff: Mrs Lynda Greer, Miss Claire Johnston

Coaching staff: Miss Stephanie Reid, Mr Neil Dillon, Mr Micah Stevenson, Mr Mark Mills, Miss Meg Watterson, Miss Anna Radcliffe

Our vision

To provide pupils with the skills and confidence to enjoy participation in physical activity and promoting the importance of a healthy. 

We offer a broad range of activities both individual and team, and encourage everyone to participate in a fun and positive environment. Pupils have an opportunity to experience various different roles including as a performer, an official, an organiser and a leader.  

Our overall aim is to ensure pupils achieve their full potential whilst becoming lifelong participants in physical activity. 

Key Stage 3 Topics

Netball, hockey, basketball, badminton, tennis, athletics, health related PE, gymnastics, dance, volleyball, tennis.

GCSE Specification and Summary

Pupils follow the Eduqas specification which is 60% theory and 40% practical:

https://www.eduqas.co.uk/qualifications/physical-education/gcse/eduqas-gcse-physical-education-spec-from-2016-e.pdf

Component 1: Introduction to physical education

2 hour external examination sat in Year 12. The subject content focuses on five key areas:

1. Health, training and exercise

2. Exercise physiology

3. Movement analysis

4. Psychology of sport and physical activity

5. Socio-cultural issues in physical activity and sport

Component 2: The active participant in physical education

Learners are required to demonstrate the following in three activities in the role of a performer in at least one individual and one team sport:

1. Skills and techniques

2. Decision making skills

3. Problem solving solutions

4. Appropriate physical characteristics

5. Psychological control

6. Adherence to health and safety guidelines

7. For team activities demonstrate their participation as an active team member

A-Level Specification and Summary

BTEC Level 3 National Extended Certificate in Sport (this is equivalent to an A-Level qualification).

Specification – BTEC National Foundation Diploma in Sport (pearson.com)

Year 13: Two examination units

  1. Unit 1: Anatomy and Physiology – examination in January of Year 13
  2. Unit 2: Fitness Testing and Programming for Health, Sport and Well-being – examination in May of Year 13

Year 14: Two coursework units

  1. Unit 3: Professional Development in the Sports Industry

Unit 5: Application of Fitness Testing

Independent learning opportunities

GCSE Physical Education – Eduqas – BBC Bitesize

GCSE Physical Education | Eduqas

Extracurricular

March – June

DayActivityLocationTimeStaff
MondayHigh JumpSports hall3.20-4.30pmMiss Johnston
TuesdayYear 8 NetballSports hall3.20-4.30pmMrs Mills
WednesdayLong jump/shot putt Football club Junior RugbyOutside area Tennis courts Campbell3.20pm-4.30pm 3.20-4.30pm 3.20-4.45pmMrs Mills, Miss Reid Mr Dillon Mr Stevenson, Miss Johnston
ThursdayAthletics   Senior RugbyMary Peters’ track Campbell3.20-5.15pm   3.20-4.45pmMrs Greer, Mrs Mills, Miss Reid Mr Stevenson, Anna Radcliffe
SaturdayAthletics clubVarious8.30-11.30amMrs Greer, Mrs Mills, Miss Reid

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