GCSE Physical Education
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Key: GCSE PE Theory lesson as normal. Complete overview of moderation process and administration tasks. GCSE PE Practical lesson (Preparation & Rehearse for official Moderation). Additional GCSE Theory lessons in place of Core PE. Optional Easter Revision School sessions (Wed 26th & Thu 27th April). Official Moderation & GCSE Examinations.
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GCSE PE Exam Component 2 (Health & Performance)
Practice Moderation In preparation for official moderation day, we will be undertaking 7 practical sessions in place of your theory lessons so that all students feel confident, prepared and capable of demonstrating the required skills and techniques on moderation day itself. Each of these sessions will focus on a particular sport and will be ran using the same drills and activities that are planned to be used for moderation day;
Monday 11th March: Football & Netball
Wednesday 13th March : Climbing – Students not climbing will use this as a theory lesson
Friday 15th March: Handball & Netball
Monday 18th March:
Wednesday 20th March:
Friday 22nd March:
Monday 25th March: This will be used as a final rehearsal for moderation day so that all final instructions, details and timings are fully understood.
The content of these practical sessions will be dependent on which sports/students have been selected for the official moderation.
It is essential that students attend these sessions and come fully prepared to participate in isolated drills and competitive game situations. Although certain students may not be using a particular sport during one of these sessions, it is expected that you still contribute to the best of your ability so that you assist your fellow peers in performing to their best. Please ensure;
You arrive to these lessons promptly and change immediately.
You come equipped with the correct PE kit and footwear.
Any specialist equipment (Shin pads, Rackets etc.) are brought along with you.
You approach these sessions seriously and with the intent to do your very best.
Fully understand what is expected of you and ask questions if you are uncertain.
Easter Revision School We will be holding TWO GCSE PE Revision Days over the Easter Holiday period and this will be your opportunity to receive some additional help and support in preparing for your examinations which take place 2 weeks after this break. Each day will be split in to FOUR different sessions as detailed below. We understand that a number of subject revision sessions are also taking place this day but we strongly encourage you to at least attend the session which you find most challenging. Session 1
Session 2
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Session 4
9:30-10:00
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Movement Analysis
Health, Fitness & Well-Being
Anatomy & Physiology This session will focus on;
This session will focus on;
This session will focus on;
Sport in Society & Psychology This session will focus on;
Musculoskeletal System
Goal Setting and SMART Targets
Cardiorespiratory System
Feedback
Mental Preparation
Participation in Sport
Commercialisation in Sport
Ethical and Sociocultural issues in Sport
Aerobic & Anaerobic Systems
Short & Long Term effects of Exercise
Movement Analysis Lever Systems in Sport Planes of Movement Axes of Movement
Physical, Emotional & Social Health
Diet & Nutrition
Components of Fitness
Principles & Methods of Training Injury Prevention
The same sessions will be ran over Wednesday and Thursday so that students are given every opportunity to attend the sessions that they feel are most suitable.
GCSE PE Examination Details & Check-List You will sit TWO examinations as part of your GCSE PE course as detailed below. !!!Go through the checklist and ensure you are confident with each topic!!!
Duration: 1 Hour and 45 mins. Anatomy & Physiology Movement Analysis
Physical Training
Use of Data
Duration: 1 Hour & 15 mins. Health, Fitness & Well-Being
Sports Psychology
Socio-cultural Influences
Use of Data
Wednesday 15th May EXAM 1 Component 1: Fitness & Body Systems Total Marks: 90 (36% of overall qualification) Structure & Function of the skeletal & muscular system Structure & Function of the Cardiovascular & Respiratory system Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise Short & Long term effects of exercise Lever Systems Planes & Axes of movement Relationship between health, fitness & exercise Components & testing of fitness Principles of Training Optimise Performance & Injury Prevention Effective use of warm-up & cool-down Demonstrate an understanding of how data is collected in fitness, physical and sport activities. Present data (including tables and graphs). Analyse and evaluate statistical data. Friday 17th May EXAM 2 Component 2: Health & Performance Total Marks: 70 (24% of overall qualification) Physical, Emotional & Social Health Fitness & Well-Being Consequences of a Sedentary Lifestyle Diet & Nutrition Classification of Skill The use of Goal Setting & SMART Targets Guidance & Feedback on performance Mental preparation for performance Engagement Patterns of different social groups Commercialisation of Sport Ethical & Socio-cultural issues in Sport Demonstrate an understanding of how data is collected in fitness, physical and sport activities. Present data (including tables and graphs). Analyse and evaluate statistical data.
Check List
Check List