The Physical Education course covers a variety of subject areas making it an engaging and wide-ranging course to study. It complements many other subjects at A Level including physics (analysis and mechanics of movement and levers), biology (pulmonary function, transport of blood gases and energy systems), psychology (learning theories, aspects of personality and group cohesion), history (the historical, social and cultural factors influencing the development of sport and recreation) and sociology (equality, discrimination, stereotyping, inclusiveness and prejudice). In addition to this, the course covers other areas of interest including nutrition for elite performers, specialised training techniques and ethical issues to name a few.
To achieve three A Levels and thrive in our Sixth Form, we expect pupils to achieve a minimum of six grade 6s at GCSE, with those looking to study Maths or Science requiring grade 7s.
Students studying A Level Physical Education will cover factors affecting participation in physical activity and sport, and factors affecting optimal performance in physical activity and sport which will be assessed by way of two written examinations (35% each). Pupils will also undertake a practical performance assessment (30%).
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £20,640 |
| Address | High Trees Road, Reigate, RH2 7EL |
The Physical Education course covers a variety of subject areas making it an engaging and wide-ranging course to study. It complements many other subjects at A Level including physics (analysis and mechanics of movement and levers), biology (pulmonary function, transport of blood gases and energy systems), psychology (learning theories, aspects of personality and group cohesion), history (the historical, social and cultural factors influencing the development of sport and recreation) and sociology (equality, discrimination, stereotyping, inclusiveness and prejudice). In addition to this, the course covers other areas of interest including nutrition for elite performers, specialised training techniques and ethical issues to name a few.
To achieve three A Levels and thrive in our Sixth Form, we expect pupils to achieve a minimum of six grade 6s at GCSE, with those looking to study Maths or Science requiring grade 7s.
Students studying A Level Physical Education will cover factors affecting participation in physical activity and sport, and factors affecting optimal performance in physical activity and sport which will be assessed by way of two written examinations (35% each). Pupils will also undertake a practical performance assessment (30%).