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The PE Department Programme of Study:
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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Health Related Fitness (HRF),
rugby,
basketball,
gymnastics
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Rugby, HRF, badminton
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Athletics, cricket, tennis
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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HRF, rugby, basketball, gymnastics
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HRF, badminton, football
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Athletics, cricket, softball
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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HRF, rugby, basketball, gymnastics
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HRF, badminton, football
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Athletics, cricket, softball
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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Rugby, basketball, badminton
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Football, basketball
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Cricket, athletics, softball
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- Health and Fitness
- Participation in Physical Activity
- Diet
- The Skeletal System
- The Muscular System
- Principles of Training
- Physiological Factors that influence performance
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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Rugby, basketball, badminton
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Football, basketball, GCSE P.E.
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Cricket, athletics, softball, GCSE P.E.
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- Specific Requirements for different performers
- Fitness for Physical activities
- The Circulatory System
- The Respiratory System
- Fitness training/specific training methods
- Safety and risk assessment
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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Rugby
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Football
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Cricket
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A/S P.E.
AS Module 1 - Physiological & Psychological Factors which Improve Performance
- Why does training improve performance?
- Can we measure performance?
- How does the body move during specific exercises?
- What is the best way to learn or practice a skill?
- Will doing this make me a better performer?
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AS Module 2 - Socio-cultural and Historical Effects on Participation in Physical Activity and their Influence on Performance.
- What are sport, physical education, recreation and leisure?
- Sport- is it only about winning?
- History of School sport
- How has the provision of school sport differed in recent history?
- Sport for the masses, played by the masses?- racism in sport.
AS Module 3 - Coursework: Analysis & Improvement of Performance
- Planning, performing and evaluating a training programme
Identifying strengths and weaknesses in performance |
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Autumn
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Spring
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Summer
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Rugby
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Football
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Cricket
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A/S P.E.
A2 Module 4 - Physiological, Biomechanical and Psychological Factors which Optimise Performance
- Energy systems and the effectiveness of our training
- Different ways of managing and approaching performance
- Team cohesion, leadership and goal setting
- Biomechanical analysis of exercises
- Muscles and their physiology
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A2 Module 5
Section A – Factors Affecting the Nature and Development of Elite Performance
- What is the nature of elite sport?
- Fair play or win at all costs?
- Under what conditions does the elite performer flourish and develop?
- Analysis and evaluation of sport structures in other countries
- Funding, nurturing and sustaining elite performance
Section B – Synoptic Assessment- individual development in physical education and sport.
A2 Module 6 - Coursework: Analysis and Critical Evaluation of the Factors which Optimise Performance and Synoptic Assignment
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