| Curriculum Overview | |
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CODE: | OCR GCSE & BTEC Sport |
COURSE DETAILS: | BTEC Sport Level 2
GCSE PE
BTEC Sport Level 1
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COURSE SUMMARY: | KEY STAGE 3The PE Curriculum is designed around 9 key themes:
Within these Themes students will be taught in Topics (sports) that will be divided into areas. An example of a football topic would be:
Students will be assessed in each topic at the start and then after a 6 week programme of study. Students will use a red, amber and green (RAG) system to monitor their progression.
KEY STAGE 4Core PE
Competition Students will be encouraged to compete against each other to improve performance within a competitive environment. The emphasis will be on Leadership, tactics, officiating and improving overall performance. The competition pathway will also be used to support GCSE and BTEC Sport students with their practical coursework Assessment: Alternative and Healthy Active Lifestyles This strand is about shaping the future lifestyles and making sure students understand how to live a Healthy and active lifestyle. Alternative sports/fitness classes will be used to deliver the programme with a selection of practical and non-practical themes being delivered. Assessment: OCR GCSE PE The OCR GCSE in Physical Education compromise two units: Unit 1: The Theory of Physical Education This unit is two external assessed examinations that are completed at the end of the three year course. Topics consist of:
Unit 2: Performance in Physical Education This unit is internally assessed and externally moderated at the end of the three year course. Topic consists of: Practical performance
It is advised that students compete in their assessed sports outside school BTEC Sport Level 2 The BTEC Sport programme consists of 4 units:
Extra-Curricular Activities: The department organises extra-curricular activities on a daily basis making full use of the sports Gymnasiums, outdoor courts and playing fields. Pupils are encouraged to participate in the extra-curricular activities provided by the physical education staff and external agencies. This is intended to increase the opportunity of general involvement in physical activity and the development of excellence, both in and out of school. These clubs are often run after school until approximately 4.15 pm. They are run at no cost to our students, unless this is specifically highlighted by the teacher in charge. School Games The Coleshill School is proud to be part of The School Games, The School Games is a unique competition that inspires and motivates our students to get involved in sport and provides opportunities to compete in competitive inter school sport competitions too competitive sport against other schools and the county. 2016/17 - The Coleshill was awarded a Gold School Games Mark. To achieve this mark, the PE department engaged at least 50% of pupils in extracurricular sporting activity every week and have active links with local sports community clubs. During the year the School competed in a range of level 2 School Games competitions including Badminton, Handball, Table Tennis, Rowing and Trampolining and Super 6 competitions in Athletics. The activities offered to students throughout the year complement the curriculum. |
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