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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
At Key Stage 3 students have four 1 hour Physical Education lessons over a two week cycle. In Physical Education we aim to:
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• Develop students’ execution of techniques and skills • Explore and apply subject specific vocabulary • Discover the importance of teamwork, communication, problem solving and other soft skills associated wtih sport and physical activity.
In Years 7 to 9 students participate in a carousel of activities throughout the year.
AUTUMN / SPRING / SUMMER
YEARS 7, 8 & 9 basketball, athletics, dance, football, healthrelated fitness, netball, rounders and tennis
YEAR 9 only badminton EXTRACURRICULAR
• Tennis • Basketball • Netball • Football • Judo • Dance • Yoga • Trampolining • Badminton • Boxing • Archery • Rounders
TOP TIPS:
• participate in as many physical education clubs as possible
• to prepare for GCSE PE it is helpful to participate in at least one team activity (netball, basketball) • read autobiographies of athletes, coaches, managers, sports psychologists, team doctors
• read sport related articles in newspapers
• engage in physical activities outside of school, either by active participation or watching.
WHAT NEXT?
KS4: Physical Education
KS5:
Physical Education is currently not included in CGA’s A-Level course offer. However, studying physical education at GCSE supports courses in biology, health & social care, psychology and sociology.