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Physical Education

Fitter, healthier, happier - teamwork makes the dream work.

Physical Education inspires lifelong enjoyment and understanding of a range of sporting physical activities developing well-being, independence, confidence and collaborative skills.

The PE Team
Mr P Rowe Faculty Leader PE and Health
Miss M Kitchen Lead Practitioner - PE
Mr J Bates Leading Practitioner - PE
Mr K Marshall Leading Teacher of PE - SSCO
Mrs S Bates Head of Year 7 and Teacher of PE
Miss K Buckley Teacher of PE
Miss L Garnier Teacher of PE
Mr J Slater Head of Year 11 and Teacher of PE (EVC)

Key Stage 3 

You can find out more detailed information about the Key Stage 3 curriculum here

Key Stage 4 

Core PE

Girls

Boys

Year 10

Games

PE

Games

PE

  1. Hockey
  2. Netball
  3. Football
  4. Netball
  5. Fielding and Striking
  6. Tennis
  1. Dance
  2. Badminton
  3. Fitness
  4. Team Games
  5. Athletics
  1. Rugby / Hockey
  2. Football / Handball
  3. Football / Handball
  4. Rugby / Hockey
  5. Fielding and striking
  6. Tennis
  1. Gymnastics
  2. Fitness
  3. Badminton
  4. Basketball
  5. Fielding and striking
  6. Tennis

Year 11

  1. Hockey
  2. Netball
  3. Football
  4. Netball
  1. Dance
  2. Badminton
  3. Fitness
  4. Team Games
  1. Rugby / Hockey
  2. Football / Handball
  3. Football / Handball
  4. Rugby / Hockey
  1. Gymnastics
  2. Fitness
  3. Badminton
  4. Basketball

 

GCSE PE – OCR

Theory

Practical

Year 10

  1. Bones and functions of skeletal system
  2. Movement at hinge and ball and socket, major muscles and role they play
  3. KMP/Feedback.
  4. Lever systems
  5. Planes of movement
  6. Axis of rotation
  7. KMP/Feedback.
  8. Cardiovascular System, respiratory system
  9. Aerobic and Anaerobic exercise
  10. KMP/Feedback.
  11. Effects of exercise
  12. Short term, long term
  13. Components of fitness/KMP/Feedback.
  14. Training methods, principles of training
  15. FITT principle
  16. Optimising training
  17. KMP/Feedback
  18. Warm up/cool down, injury Prevention, Risks/hazards
  19. KMP/Feedback
  1. Badminton / Football 
  2. Badminton / Netball
  3. Rugby / Hockey 
  4. Table Tennis / Tennis / Dance
  5. Athletics 

Year 11

  1. Sports Psychology - characteristics of skill, skill classification, goal setting, mental preparation
  2. KMP/Feedback
  3. Types of Guidance
  4. Types of Feedback
  5. PPE/Feedback
  6. Ethical and sociocultural issues, ethics in sport, drugs in sport, violence in sport
  7. PPE/Feedback
  8. Health Fitness and Well Being - Physical, Emotional social health, diet and nutrition
  9. KMP/Feedback
  10. Revision of both units
  11. Year 10/11 theory work

 

  1. Tennis / Badminton / Dance
  2. Netball / Badminton / Table Tennis
  3. Football / Hockey / Rugby

 

Sport Studies

Year 10

Theory

Practical

  1. Issues affecting participation in sport user groups
  2. Barriers to participation and solutions
  3. Popularity of Sport in the UK
  4. Current trends in popularity, new and emerging sports
  5. Role of Sport in Promoting Values, The Olympic and Paralympic Movement, Practical - Individual/Team Performance
  6. Use of Performance Enhancing Drugs in Sport
  7. World Anti-doping Agency
  8. Drug Offences by Elite Performers
  9. Hosting of Major Sporting Events
  10. The role of National Governing Bodies
  1. Individual/Team Performance
  2. Individual/Team Performance
  3. Individual/Team Performance
  4. Officiating
  5. Officiating/ Improving sports performance
  6. Improving Sports Performance
Year 11

Unit 2 Principles of Training, Nutrition and Training

Unit 3 Applying the Principles of Sport and Activity

Unit 3

Unit 3

Unit 2 Recap

 

Sixth Form 

Wolfreton is part of The Consortium Sixth Form College and all sixth form course information can be found on its website