The content has been designed to enable students to critically analyse and evaluate physical performance and apply experience of practical activity in developing their knowledge and understanding of the subject. The examined components will provide the knowledge and understanding which underpin the non-exam assessment (NEA). The NEA within this specification allows learners to explore an activity in detail as a performer or coach, chosen from a wide variety of sporting activities. Learners will also analyse and evaluate performance in a chosen activity as part of their NEA.
Although it is likely that a student studying A-Level Physical Education will have taken GCSE Physical Education, this is not a requirement. It is more important that a student can perform or coach a sport on the prescribed list to a good level.
H555/01 Physiological factors affecting performance Written examination 90 marks 2 hours 30% H555/02 Psychological factors affecting performance Written examination 60 marks 1 hour 20% H555/03 Socio-cultural issues in physical activity and sport Written examination 60 marks 1 hour 20% H555/05 Practical performances NEA 30 marks, weighted up to 45 marks 15% H555/06 Evaluating and analysing performance for improvement NEA 30 marks, weighted up to 45 marks 15%
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The content has been designed to enable students to critically analyse and evaluate physical performance and apply experience of practical activity in developing their knowledge and understanding of the subject. The examined components will provide the knowledge and understanding which underpin the non-exam assessment (NEA). The NEA within this specification allows learners to explore an activity in detail as a performer or coach, chosen from a wide variety of sporting activities. Learners will also analyse and evaluate performance in a chosen activity as part of their NEA.
Although it is likely that a student studying A-Level Physical Education will have taken GCSE Physical Education, this is not a requirement. It is more important that a student can perform or coach a sport on the prescribed list to a good level.
H555/01 Physiological factors affecting performance Written examination 90 marks 2 hours 30% H555/02 Psychological factors affecting performance Written examination 60 marks 1 hour 20% H555/03 Socio-cultural issues in physical activity and sport Written examination 60 marks 1 hour 20% H555/05 Practical performances NEA 30 marks, weighted up to 45 marks 15% H555/06 Evaluating and analysing performance for improvement NEA 30 marks, weighted up to 45 marks 15%