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Physical Education

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Departmental Overview

 

Physical Education is a new two-year AS course that is ideally suited to those pupils who have a keen interest in sport, and represents the perfect academic complement to the School’s outstanding sporting facilities.

 
Academic Overview
Pupils take the course over two years, in the VIth Form. 

The focus of the course is on participation and performance in physical activity as part of a balanced, active and healthy lifestyle.

The course is designed to help pupils
• increase their physical competence
• develop their involvement and effectiveness in physical activity
• enable them to become informed and discerning decision-makers in relation to their and others’ involvement in physical activity.

AS Units

Anatomy and Physiology
• The skeletal and muscular systems
• Motion and movement
• The cardiovascular and respiratory systems in relation to the performance of physical activity

Acquiring Movement Skills
• Classification of motor skills and abilities
• The development of motor skills
• Information processing
• Motor control of skills in physical activity
• Learning skills in physical activity

Socio-Cultural Studies relating to participation in physical activity
• Physical activity
• Sport and culture
• Contemporary issues in sport

Acquiring, developing and evaluating practical skills in Physical Education

 
Academic Overview
Pupils take the course over two years, in the VIth Form. 

The focus of the course is on participation and performance in physical activity as part of a balanced, active and healthy lifestyle.

The course is designed to help pupils
• increase their physical competence
• develop their involvement and effectiveness in physical activity
• enable them to become informed and discerning decision-makers in relation to their and others’ involvement in physical activity.

AS Units

Anatomy and Physiology
• The skeletal and muscular systems
• Motion and movement
• The cardiovascular and respiratory systems in relation to the performance of physical activity

Acquiring Movement Skills
• Classification of motor skills and abilities
• The development of motor skills
• Information processing
• Motor control of skills in physical activity
• Learning skills in physical activity

Socio-Cultural Studies relating to participation in physical activity
• Physical activity
• Sport and culture
• Contemporary issues in sport

Acquiring, developing and evaluating practical skills in Physical Education