Within the theory component of the qualification, you will learn about: - Applied anatomy and physiology - Skill acquisition - Sport and society - Exercise physiology - Biomechanical movement - Sport psychology - Sport and society and the role of technology in physical activity and sport The course will enable you to: ● Develop your interest and enjoyment of the theory of physical education and sport. ● Develop your skills as a sports performer. ● Understand the importance of training and fitness. ● Understand the context of physical education and sport in the wider community. ● Analyse sports performance to identify technical weaknesses and suggest theoretical causes and strategies for improvement.
To study this subject, it is recommended you have a GCSE qualification in Physical Education to at least a grade 5.
Paper 1: Factors affecting participation in physical activity and sport ● Section A: Applied anatomy and physiology ● Section B: Skill acquisition ● Section C: Sport and Society ● Written Exam: 2 hours ● 105 marks ● 35% of A-level Paper 2: Factors affecting optimal performance in physical activity and sport ● Section A: Exercise physiology and biomechanics ● Section B: Sport psychology ● Section C: Sport and society and technology in sport ● Written exam: 2 hours ● 105 marks ● 35% of A-level Non-exam assessment (coursework): ● Practical performance in physical activity and sport – ONE sport only ● Students assessed as a performer or coach in the competitive context ● Area of assessment 1 e.g. dance 1 or attacking skills = 15 marks ● Area of assessment 2 e.g. dance 2 or defensive skills = 15 marks ● Area of assessment 3 e.g. choreography or tactics and strategies = 15 marks ● Total = 45 marks/15% of A level Plus: Written analysis of performance focusing on areas of assessment 2 & 3: ● Analysis = 20 marks ● Evaluation = 25 marks ● Total = 45 marks/15% of A level
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Suffolk |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Castleton Way, Eye, IP23 7BL |
Within the theory component of the qualification, you will learn about: - Applied anatomy and physiology - Skill acquisition - Sport and society - Exercise physiology - Biomechanical movement - Sport psychology - Sport and society and the role of technology in physical activity and sport The course will enable you to: ● Develop your interest and enjoyment of the theory of physical education and sport. ● Develop your skills as a sports performer. ● Understand the importance of training and fitness. ● Understand the context of physical education and sport in the wider community. ● Analyse sports performance to identify technical weaknesses and suggest theoretical causes and strategies for improvement.
To study this subject, it is recommended you have a GCSE qualification in Physical Education to at least a grade 5.
Paper 1: Factors affecting participation in physical activity and sport ● Section A: Applied anatomy and physiology ● Section B: Skill acquisition ● Section C: Sport and Society ● Written Exam: 2 hours ● 105 marks ● 35% of A-level Paper 2: Factors affecting optimal performance in physical activity and sport ● Section A: Exercise physiology and biomechanics ● Section B: Sport psychology ● Section C: Sport and society and technology in sport ● Written exam: 2 hours ● 105 marks ● 35% of A-level Non-exam assessment (coursework): ● Practical performance in physical activity and sport – ONE sport only ● Students assessed as a performer or coach in the competitive context ● Area of assessment 1 e.g. dance 1 or attacking skills = 15 marks ● Area of assessment 2 e.g. dance 2 or defensive skills = 15 marks ● Area of assessment 3 e.g. choreography or tactics and strategies = 15 marks ● Total = 45 marks/15% of A level Plus: Written analysis of performance focusing on areas of assessment 2 & 3: ● Analysis = 20 marks ● Evaluation = 25 marks ● Total = 45 marks/15% of A level