Physical Education
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| Curriculum Leader: | Mr B Hauxwell | |
| Assistant Curriculum Leader: | Ms L Hudson | |
| Subject Teachers: | Mr G Davies | Miss E Pitt |
| Mrs V Fuller | Mr J Ross | |
| Mrs R Greenland | Miss P Shine | |
| Mr T James | Mr E Whiffin | |
| SLT Line Manager: | Mr E Whiffin | |
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Physical Education Learning Journey
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Key Stage 3
At Key Stage 3 students have five lessons each fortnight and are taught in form groups. The main programmes of work in each year of Key Stage 3 are summarised as follows with further details contained in schemes of work:
Year 7
- Games activities including netball, rugby, hockey and badminton.
- Gymnastics (travelling) and health related exercise.
- Athletics and swimming.
- Dance.
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View Scheme of Work – Year 7
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Year 8
- Games activities including netball, football, rugby, basketball, hockey and badminton.
- Gymnastics (balance)
- Health related exercise (circuit training and fitness testing)
- Athletics
- Tennis, rounders or stoolball and cricket.
- Outdoor Adventurous Activities.
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View Scheme of Work – Year 8
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Year 9
- Games and activities including netball, football, rugby, hockey, badminton and trampolining.
- Gymnastics (vaulting)
- Health related exercise including circuit training and endurance activities.
- Athletics.
- softball or stoolball.
- Rounders, cricket and tennis.
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View Scheme of Work – Year 9
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Gifted and talented students are encouraged to participate in extra-curricular activities and to represent the college in individual and team sports. Further extension projects include exploring rules regulations and scoring systems of different sports and to investigate different jobs / vocations available in the sporting world. At lunchtime and after school, students can attend a variety of PE related sports and activities.
Key Stage 4
During Key Stage 4 students follow a structured and balanced course that aims to cater for the interests and need of all students. The aim is to foster positive and enthusiastic participation in a wide of sports and activities. This is a non-examination course. It is, however, a compulsory element of Key Stage 4 under the requirements of the National Curriculum, details can be found here. (see OneDrive Curriculum folder for KS4 Booklet, please place #page=10 at end of link)
At Key Stage 4 we offer a choice of the following courses:
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BTEC Sport First Award
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GCSE Physical Education
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Key Stage 5
At Key Stage 5 we offer a choice of the following courses (please click on the links below to visit the Sixth Form Website):
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OCR Cambridge Technical Sport and Physical Activity Extended Certificate
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OCR Cambridge Technical Sport and Physical Activity Diploma
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