PE

Head of Department:

Mrs C Manning

 

Other staff members:

Mrs D Lovett
Mrs J Sheehan
Miss G Scott
Mr P Keating
Mr J Siva
Mr F Williams
Mr S Lucraft

 

Our aim is to encourage everyone to lead a healthy and active lifestyle continuing this into adulthood.

The Physical Education department at All Saints School offers a wide variety of sporting opportunities both in curriculum and extra-curricular time providing students with the opportunity to develop their skills, understanding and interest in a whole host of sporting experiences. Students will also develop their physical skills and understanding in all lessons as well as their social and mental ability through leadership opportunities.

At the heart of our philosophy is the desire to provide each of our students with the opportunity to access high quality physical education in our warm and friendly community. We believe that learning extends beyond the classroom and everyone is encouraged to participate to develop their skills and also to understand the importance of an active healthy lifestyle and the value of working as part of a team.

 

 

KS3

Summary

Students all participate in 2 hours a week of physical education.

The curriculum follows a carousel of sports and consists of; netball, rugby, football, basketball, swimming, handball, table tennis, fitness, gymnastics, American football, athletics, rounders and cricket.

Within the KS3 curriculum students also complete a theory unit enhancing their knowledge and understanding of how sport impacts our daily lives its importance in developing skill and keeping us fit and healthy.

In Yr9 there is an opportunity to develop their leadership and coaching skills which develops their communication skills and confidence. 

All students take part in a series of inter house competitions in a variety of sports across the year.

Students will be assessed in either developing or applying practical skills for each activity. The criteria allows students to make progress year on year as activities are re-visited. 

The activities offer students a wide range of experiences to maximise engagement and encourage extra-curricular involvement.

 

Autumn / Spring

Summer

Handball / Fitness / Football / Rugby / Netball / Theory / Basketball / Table Tennis / Swimming / intra house competitions

American Football / Athletics / Rounders / Cricket / Intra house competitions

 

Autumn / Spring

Summer

Handball / Fitness / Football / Rugby / Netball / Basketball / Table Tennis / Coaching & Leadership / Theory / intra house competitions

American Football / Athletics / Rounders / Cricket / intra house competitions

KS4

Summary

All students participate in 2 hours a week of physical activity in their core PE lesson. The programme of study in these lessons is wide and varied with students experiencing traditional and non-traditional sports.

Within the Physical Education core curriculum students build upon the skills and techniques developed in the KS3 curriculum and acquire more advanced skills and techniques. Students understand their strengths and weaknesses and are encouraged to apply these newly acquired skills within games situations and performances.

Students are encouraged to take an increasing level of ownership over their PE experience as they progress through KS4.

KS4 students take part in 1 x 100mins lessons over two weeks.

In addition some students will choose to study OCR Cambridge National Level 2 in Sport. This is a multi-faceted course which incorporates both academic and physical aspects whilst providing the unique opportunity to be active while learning. Students are examined at the end point of the two year course in one theory paper and 3 coursework units.

 

KS4 - OCR Cambridge National Level 2

Cambridge Nationals - 5 lessons over 2 weeks. Theory and Practical varying depending on units.

Examination Board - OCR Cambridge

 

4 Units taught over KS4

 

R054  -   Sport and the Media                    -  Internal Assignment - coursework

R051   -   Contemporary Issues in Sport  -  External Assessment – Written Exam

R053  -   Sports Leadership                         -  Internal Assignment - coursework

 

R052  -   Developing Sports Skills               -  Internal Assignment - coursework

 

Additional Reading:

Cambridge National Level 1/2 Sport Studies Student Textbook

Author: Ross Howitt, Mike Murray ISBN: 9781510456464

Publisher: Hodder Education Date: 26 Apr 2019

OCR National level 2 Sport Student Book Paperback – 27 Oct. 2005

by Mr George Caplan (Author), Mr Philip Smith (Author)

 

Useful websites:

www.qualifications.pearson.com

www.bbc.co.uk/schools/bitesize

https://www.ocr.org.uk/qualifications/cambridge-nationals/sport-studies-level-1-2-j803-j813/

https://www.ocr.org.uk/qualifications/cambridge-nationals/sport-studies-level-1-2-j803-j813/specification-at-a-glance/

Past Papers:

https://www.ocr.org.uk/qualifications/cambridge-nationals/sport-studies-level-1-2-j803-j813/assessment/



KS5

KS5 Summary

OCR Cambridge Technical Level 3 - Extended Certificate in Sport and Physical Activity - equivalent to 1 A Level

Areas covered:

Body systems and the effects of physical activity – Exam Yr12

Sports coaching and activity leadership – coursework Y12

Sports organisation and development – Exam Yr13

Organisation of sports events – coursework Yr13

Practical skills in sports and physical activities – coursework Yr13

 

All Yr12 students participate in 2 hours a week of enrichment including physical education in order to broaden their key stage 5 experience.



Autumn

Spring

Summer

Body systems and the effects of physical activity 

The Skeletal System

The Muscular System

The Circulatory System





Sports coaching and activity leadership 

Understanding roles and responsibilities of coaching / developing lesson planning skills



The Respiratory System 

The Energy Systems








Leading sports sessions with variety of students



Exam









Reviewing sports sessions

Coursework -  moderated

 

Autumn

Spring

Summer

Sports organisation and development 

Sport governing bodies, international governing bodies, sport funding and organisation structure



Organisation of sports events 

Arrange and host a sports competition for either an  external or internal year group


Be able to explain and understand the different forms of competitions.




Practical skills in sports and physical activities 


Individual & Team sports participation and improving performances





International organisations, sports development initiatives, sport structure in England





To organise different roles that are needed to carry out a sports event.












Outdoor Education experience.

Officiating knowledge , participation and development



Roles and responsibilities

Exam






To effectively analyse how your event went and how successful it turned out.












Review of performances and moderation of coursework