This course will offer an array of opportunities to students that cross over into a variety of other subject areas such as psychology, sociology and biology. A level P.E. leads students on a journey through a variety of topics from a sporting perspective such as that of an athlete, coach, spectator or a member of the media. Learners will develop transferable skills that are in demand by higher education institutes and employers in all sectors. Theory Content (70%) This part of the course is delivered through six distinct topic areas; • Applied Anatomy & Physiology • Exercise Physiology • Biomechanical Movement • Skill Acquisition • Sports Psychology • Sport & Society and the Role of Technology This element of the course will be assessed through two exam papers which will be sat at the end of year 13. Non-Examined Assessment (30%) Students are provided with an opportunity to utilise their expertise in a sporting environment. Students are assessed as a performer or coach in the full-sided version of one activity. Through coursework students analyse and evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in competitive sport. IS THIS COURSE FOR ME If you are intrigued or inspired by the world of sports this course is for you! If you enjoy the challenges of theory and practical work. If you are already performing in a sport and want your dedication to be recognized.
Our course centre requirements for all courses are grade 4 or above in 5 subjects including GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics with a good attitude to learning. Course center requirements + minimum grade 4 in GCSE or a Level 2 Merit if studying Cambridge National. All students will be considered on an individual basis if they have not studied P.E. previously. Students are required to represent a sports team or compete on an individual basis outside of school. Students must be good role models for the P.E. department.
Theory Content (70%) This part of the course is delivered through six distinct topic areas; • Applied Anatomy & Physiology • Exercise Physiology • Biomechanical Movement • Skill Acquisition • Sports Psychology • Sport & Society and the Role of Technology This element of the course will be assessed through two exam papers which will be sat at the end of year 13. Non-Examined Assessment (30%) Students are provided with an opportunity to utilize their expertise in a sporting environment. Students are assessed as a performers or coach in the full-sided version of one activity. Through coursework, students analyse and evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in competitive sports.
About Education Provider
| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | Gateshead |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Birtley Lane, Birtley, Chester le Street, DH3 2LP |
This course will offer an array of opportunities to students that cross over into a variety of other subject areas such as psychology, sociology and biology. A level P.E. leads students on a journey through a variety of topics from a sporting perspective such as that of an athlete, coach, spectator or a member of the media. Learners will develop transferable skills that are in demand by higher education institutes and employers in all sectors. Theory Content (70%) This part of the course is delivered through six distinct topic areas; • Applied Anatomy & Physiology • Exercise Physiology • Biomechanical Movement • Skill Acquisition • Sports Psychology • Sport & Society and the Role of Technology This element of the course will be assessed through two exam papers which will be sat at the end of year 13. Non-Examined Assessment (30%) Students are provided with an opportunity to utilise their expertise in a sporting environment. Students are assessed as a performer or coach in the full-sided version of one activity. Through coursework students analyse and evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in competitive sport. IS THIS COURSE FOR ME If you are intrigued or inspired by the world of sports this course is for you! If you enjoy the challenges of theory and practical work. If you are already performing in a sport and want your dedication to be recognized.
Our course centre requirements for all courses are grade 4 or above in 5 subjects including GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics with a good attitude to learning. Course center requirements + minimum grade 4 in GCSE or a Level 2 Merit if studying Cambridge National. All students will be considered on an individual basis if they have not studied P.E. previously. Students are required to represent a sports team or compete on an individual basis outside of school. Students must be good role models for the P.E. department.
Theory Content (70%) This part of the course is delivered through six distinct topic areas; • Applied Anatomy & Physiology • Exercise Physiology • Biomechanical Movement • Skill Acquisition • Sports Psychology • Sport & Society and the Role of Technology This element of the course will be assessed through two exam papers which will be sat at the end of year 13. Non-Examined Assessment (30%) Students are provided with an opportunity to utilize their expertise in a sporting environment. Students are assessed as a performers or coach in the full-sided version of one activity. Through coursework, students analyse and evaluate their strengths and weaknesses in competitive sports.