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1 Autumn Term 2018 W/c August 27 th Exams/Data Collection YEAR 9 GCSE PE YEAR 10 GCSE PE YEAR 11 GCSE PE Introduction to GCSE PE School closed INSET DAY Skill and ability Friday Badminton Badminton Badminton W/c September 3 rd Baseline Assessments Year 7 AR Testing Focus Year 11 Post 16 Applications Bones Structure of the Skeleton Classification of skills Type of goals with sporting examples Friday Badminton Badminton Badminton W/c September 10 th Baseline Assessments Year 8 AR Testing Year 9 AR Testing Functions of the Skeleton Type of goals with sporting examples SMART Friday Badminton Badminton Badminton
2 W/c September 17 th Focus Year 11 Post 16 Applications Muscles of the Body Structure of a Synovial Joint Information Processing Model Guidance Friday Badminton Badminton Badminton W/c September 24 th Types of Freely Movable Joints Guidance Types of Movement at a Joint Feedback Friday Badminton Badminton Badminton W/c October 1 st Types of Movement at a Joint Feedback Antagonistic Pairs Arousal & Inverted U Theory Friday Badminton Badminton Badminton
3 W/c October 8 th Antagonistic Pairs DC1 Revision and Exam Preparation Arousal & Inverted U Theory Arousal Levels Friday Badminton Assessment Badminton Assessment Badminton Assessment W/c October 15 th DC1 Revision and Exam Preparation DC1 Revision and Exam Preparation DC1 Exam DC1 Exam Friday Badminton Assessment Badminton Assessment Badminton Assessment DC1 Comments
4 Autumn Term 2018 W/c November 5 th Exams/Data Collection Data Collection 1 YEAR 9 GCSE PE YEAR 10 GCSE PE YEAR 11 GCSE PE Bones, Structure and Muscles DC1 Feedback DC1 Feedback DC1 Next Steps DC1 Next Steps Skill, Ability and Skill Classification Friday Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football/Dance W/c November 12 th Pathway of Air Gaseous Exchange Direct and Indirect Aggression Types of Joints, movements and antagonistic pairs Direct and Indirect Aggression Types of Goals Friday Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football/Dance W/c November 19 th Year 11 Speaking Mocks (1 teacher) Gaseous Exchange Blood Vessels Introvert and Extrovert Personalities Lever Systems Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation SMART Friday Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football/Dance
5 W/c November 26 th Friday Year 11 Finals #1 Blood Vessels Structure of the Heart Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation Engagement Patterns INSET DAY Planes and Axes Information Processing Model W/c December 3 rd Year 11 Finals #1 Cardiac Cycle/Pathway of the Blood Cardiac Cycle/Pathway of the Blood Engagement Patterns Lever Systems Engagement Patterns Types of Guidance & Feedback Friday Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football/Dance
6 W/c December 10 th Year 11 Finals #1 Cardiac Output and Stroke Volume Mechanics of Breathing Commercialisation Planes and Axes Commercialisation Arousal and Inverted U Theory Friday Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football/Dance W/c December 17 th Mechanics of Breathing Interpretation of a Spirometry Trace Sponsorship Pathway of Air and Gaseous Exchange Sponsorship Arousal and Stress Management Techniques Friday Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football Trampolining/Football/Dance
7 Spring Term 2019 W/c January 7 th Exams/Data Collection Year 7 AR Testing Year 8 AR Testing Year 9 AR Testing YEAR 9 GCSE PE YEAR 10 GCSE PE YEAR 11 GCSE PE Interpretation of a Spirometry Trace Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise Positive and Negative Impacts of Sponsorship Positive and Negative Impacts of Technology Blood Vessels Direct and Indirect Aggression Friday Trampolining/Football Assessment Trampolining/Football Assessment Trampolining/Football/Dance Assessment W/c January 14 th Year 11 Mock data Structure of the Heart and Cardiac Cycle DC2 Revision and Exam Preparation DC2 Revision and Exam Preparation DC2 Exam DC2 Exam Introvert and Extrovert Personalities Friday Trampolining/Football Assessment Trampolining/Football Assessment Trampolining/Football/Dance Assessment W/c January 21 st DC2 On track/ comments DC2 On track/ comments Cardiac Output and Stroke Volume DC2 Feedback DC2 Feedback DC2 Next Steps DC2 Next Steps Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation Friday Boxing Boxing Boxing
8 W/c January 28 th Data Collection 2 Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise EPOC/Oxygen Debt Conduct of Performers Mechanics of Breathing and Spirometry Trace Prohibited Substances Engagement Patterns Friday Boxing Boxing Boxing W/c February 4 th EPOC/Oxygen Debt Recovery Process Prohibited Substances Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise Prohibited Substances Commercialisation Friday Boxing Boxing Boxing W/c February 11 th Immediate, Short and Long Term Effects of Exercise Immediate, Short and Long Term Effects of Exercise Beta Blockers PED s and Performers who might use them Friday Boxing Boxing Boxing Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise Sponsorship
9 Spring Term 2019 W/c February 25 th Exams/Data Collection Year11 Speaking Mocks (2 teachers) Lever Systems Lever Systems YEAR 9 GCSE PE YEAR 10 GCSE PE YEAR 11 GCSE PE Advantages and Disadvanatages of PED s Advantages and Disadvanatages of PED s Friday Boxing Boxing Boxing W/c March 4 th Options Interviews Mechanical Advantage Analysis of Basic Movements Disadvantages to the sports of PED s EPOC/Oxygen Debt Positive and Negative Impacts of Sponsorship Recovery Process Disadvantages to the sports of PED s Positive and Negative Impacts of Technology Friday Netball Netball Immediate, Short and Long Term Effects of Exercise
10 W/c March 11 th Options Interviews Year 11 Finals #2 (E/M/S) Planes and Axes Planes and Axes Spectator Behaviour Components of Fitness with Examples Hooliganism Conduct of Performers Friday Netball Netball Fitness Tests (reasons for and limitations) W/c March 18 th Options Interviews Year 11 Finals #2 (E/M/S) Principles of Training, Overlad and Application Planes and Axes Strategies to Combat Hooliganism DC3 Revision and Exam Preparation Strategies to Combat Hooliganism Prohibited Substances Friday Netball Netball Types of Training W/c March 25 th Calculating Intensities DC3 Revision and Exam Preparation DC3 Revision and Exam Preparation DC3 Exam DC3 Exam Spectator Behaviour and Hooliganism Friday Netball Assessment Netball Assessment Injury Prevention, Warming Up and Cooling Down
11 W/c April 1 st DC3 On track/ comments DC3 On track/ comments High Altitude Training DC3 Feedback DC3 Feedback DC3 Next Steps DC3 Next Steps Physical, mental and Social Well-being Friday Netball Assessment Netball Assessment Seasonal Aspects
12 Summer Term 2019 W/c April 22 nd Exams/Data Collection Data Collection 3 Year 7 AR Testing Year 8 AR Testing YEAR 9 GCSE PE YEAR 10 GCSE PE YEAR 11 GCSE PE Health and Fitness Relationship between Health and Fitness Easter school closed Reasons for Participation Reasons for Participation Sedentary Lifestyle, Somatotypes and Obesity Friday Athletics Athletics Nutrition and Hydration W/c April 29 th REVISION YEAR 10 EXAM REVISION Components of Fitness Components of Fitness YEAR 10 EXAM REVISION REVISION Friday Athletics Athletics REVISION W/c May 6 th Year 10 Exams Year 10 Exams Year 9 AR Testing Year 11 MFL Speaking Finals (2 teachers) Components of Fitness with sporting examples Components of Fitness with sporting examples Bank Holiday school closed YEAR 10 EXAM REVISION YEAR 10 EXAM REVISION REVISION Friday Athletics Athletics REVISION
13 W/c May 13 th External Exams Phyiscal Training: Reasons for and Limitations of Fitness Testing Sedentary Lifestyle REVISION Phyiscal Training: Reasons for and Limitations of Fitness Testing GCSE PE PAPER 1 EXAM (AM) REVISION Obesity Friday Athletics Athletics GCSE PE PAPER 2 EXAM (PM) W/c May 20 th External Exams Measuring the Components of Fitness Measuring the Components of Fitness Somatotypes Somatotypes Friday Athletics Athletics
14 Summer Term 2019 W/c June 3 rd Exams/Data Collection External Exams Year 7 Exams E/M/S Exam Grade Data input YEAR 9 GCSE PE YEAR 10 GCSE PE YEAR 11 GCSE PE Measuring the Components of Fitness Measuring the Components of Fitness Friday Athletics Athletics W/c June 10 th External Exams Year 8 Exams E/M/S Principles of Training and Overload Application of the Principles of Training Energy Use Energy Use Nutrition Nutrition Friday Athletics Athletics W/c June 17 th External Exams Year 9 Exams E/M/S Types of Training Types of Training Nutrition Hydration Friday Athletics Athletics
15 W/c June 24 th Advantages and Disadvantages of Training Types Advantages and Disadvantages of Training Types Introduction Introduction Friday Athletics Assessment Athletics Assessment W/c July 1 st Training Intensities Training Intensities Friday Basketball Basketball Data Collection 4 W/c July 8 th Injury Prevention High Altitude Training Friday Basketball Basketball
16 W/c July 15 th Year 10 MFL Speaking exams (2 teachers) Seasonal Aspects Warming Up and Cooling Down Friday Basketball Basketball
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