PE KS3 CURRICULUM

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1 PE KS3 CURRICULUM As all lessons are doubled, the time will be split into two sports to aid a broad and balanced curriculum. Students should be given 5 minutes maximum for changing. This will then leave time for two 45 minute lessons. The week before Christmas will be inter-house week for all year groups (to include OAA challenges and Dance) The week before we break up for summer will be sports day/inter-house week for all year groups (To include cycling tasters) Y7 Block Lesson half Double lesson (4 weeks) Girls Baseline assessment: Endzone/netball Dance/gymnastics min run/fitness Boys Baseline assessment: Football min run/fitness (8 weeks) 3 (8 weeks) 4 (8 weeks) 5 (8 weeks) Netball Gymnastics/Dance Volleyball Table Tennis Athletics Rounders/Cricket Football Basketball/Gymnastics Table Tennis Volleyball Cricket Athletics

2 Y8 & 9 Block Lesson half (8wk) Girls Netball Volleyball Table tennis Dance/Fitness Gymnastics Rounders/Cricket Athletics (track) Athletics (field) Boys Football Table Tennis Volleyball Fitness Cricket Basketball Athletics (field) Athletics (track) In fitness units and where possible throughout all other units theory content should be covered in preparation for GCSE PE: ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY - Structure and function of the musculo-skeletal system (including all names of major muscles and bones) - Structure and function of the cardio-respiratory system - Aerobic and anaerobic exercise - Short and long term effects of exercise MOVEMENT ANALYSIS - Lever systems - Planes and axes of movement PHYSICAL TRAINING - Relationship between health and fitness, and the role that exercise and fitness plays in both - Components of fitness and how fitness is measured and improved - Principles of training and how to apply them to a PEP - How to optimise training and prevent injury - Effective use of a warm up and cool down SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY - Classification of skills (basic/complex; open/closed) HEALTH, FITNESS AND WELL-BEING - The consequences of a sedentary lifestyle - Energy use, diet, nutrition and hydration

3 KS4 CORE/GCSE Curriculum Y0 Lesson half (8wk) Girls Netball Dance or Gymnastics Table tennis Basketball Fitness (PEP) Cricket Athletics (track) Athletics (field) Boys Football Volleyball Basketball Table Tennis Cricket Fitness (PEP) Athletics (field) Athletics (track) Y Girls Boys 5 week Athletics Rounders/officiating Cricket Athletics 5 week Netball Football/officiating 3 6 weeks 4 5 weeks Aerobics/Leadership Table Tennis /officating (inc 3 GCSE girls) 5 3 weeks Practice exams (range of sports TBC) Practice exams (range of sports TBC) 6 weeks PE moderation PE moderation 7 Easter onwards GCSE PE students- revision with BJA Core students- practical with VW

4 GCSE 06 Physical Education DUE TO THE NEW SPECIFICATION BEING IMPLEMENTED IN SEPTMEBER 06 THE TIME SPAN OF THE COURSE PLAN MAY CHANGE SLIGHTLY- NUMBER OF LESSONS HAS BEEN ESTIMATED BASED ON THE PROPOSED CONTENT TO BE COVERED. Year One Year : Paper Topic & and Paper Topic 3 content covered Topic : Health, Fitness and Well-being (Paper : Health and Performance) Number of lessons 5 lessons content (SEPTEMBER OCTOBER HALF TERM 06) P6-3 Physical, emotional and social health 3 P33-35 Lifestyle choices 3 P35-37 Impact of lifestyle choices 4 P38-43 Sedentary lifestyles and consequences (linked to graphs) 5 P44-48 Balanced diet and the role of nutrients (7 factors and their functions) 6 P45-46, 5 Dietary manipulation for sport 7 P49-50 Optimum weight 8 End of unit REVISION LESSON, TOPIC TEST, OCTOBER HALF TERM Topic : Sport Psychology (Paper : Health and Performance) Topic 3: Physical Training (Paper : Fitness and the Body Systems) 0+7 lessons content (NOVEMBER- DECEMBER 06)

5 CTK GCSE PE Course Plan 9 P56-57 Goal setting SMART targets 0 P54 Classification of skills P55 Forms of practice theory and practical application P58-59 Types of guidance theory and practical application 3 P60-6 Mental preparation for performance; Types of feedback 4 P60 Sports psychology use of data (video analysis via YouTube clips) 5 End of unit REVISION LESSON, TOPIC TEST, 0 P0-05 Injury prevention in physical activity (similar content to risks in sport) P05-09 Identification and treatment of injury (practical scenarios) P08- Performance enhancing drugs ( drugs per lesson) 4 CHRISTMAS BREAK Topic 3: Physical Training (Paper : Fitness and the Body Systems) Health, Fitness and Well-being (Paper : Health and Performance) 3 lessons content (JANUARY-EASTER) 6 PEP lessons P97-04 An introduction to using a PEP to develop fitness, health, exercise and performance (Used at varying points in the unit to help with planning & delivery) N/A

6 7 P0-03, 3-6 PARQs; warm ups and cool downs 8 P63-65 Health, fitness, exercise & performance 9 P66-74 Components of fitness 6 0 P74-80 Why do we use fitness testing? 4 Fitness tests practical lessons, protocol & comparing results to national average PEP LESSONS PEP introduction, aims and targets, fitness testing and components of fitness to improve. (controlled assessment) 4 (up to Feb half term) 3 P8-85 Principles of training 3 4 P86-87 Thresholds of training and training safely 5 PEP LESSON Application of principles of training to a PEP. (controlled assessment) 7 P88-89 P90-97 Choosing the right methods of training Methods of training (can be taught as theory through practical lessons). 6 8 PEP LESSONS Application of methods of training to a PEP, 6 week programme design and planning. (controlled assessment) 3 (up to Easter/hmwk) EASTER BREAK PEP completion and write up (Easter-May half term in Monday theory lessonscomputer room). Continue with remaining theory content during double lessons on Tuesdays. Formal exam in the hall on all topics covered so far- End of May 9 PEP Practical fitness lessons in CORE PE time and write up/evaluation lessons in 6-8 (Monday

7 CTK GCSE PE Course Plan LESSONS theory. theory eval) 0 P98-99 Long term effects of training on the musculo-skeletal system P00-0 Long term effects of training on the cardio-respiratory system PEP PEP overall evaluation and analysis completed by May half term (any spare lessons as correction/feedback lessons) (controlled assessment) 6-8 EXAM End of year exam in the hall (P: Topic, Topic, P: Topic 3). Topic 3: Socio-cultural Influences (Paper : Health and Performance) 3 Lessons content- (MAY HALF TERM-SUMMER) 3 P65-68 Factors affecting participation in physical activity 4 P68 Participation rate trends use of data/graphs 5 P69-7 Commercialisation and the media 6 P7-7 Advantages and disadvantages of commercialisation- Linked to graphs 7 P73 Sporting behaviours (sportsmanship/gamesmanship) 3 8 P73-75 Deviance in sport 9 End of unit REVISION LESSON, TOPIC TEST, END OF YEAR ONE

8 Year Two Year : Paper Topic 3 and Paper Topic & content covered Topic : Applied Anatomy and Physiology (Paper : Fitness and Body Systems) Number of lessons lessons content 40 (7+) P-4 Functions of the skeletal system P4-5 Classification of bones 3 P6-8 Structure of the skeletal system 4 P9-3 Joints and movement, ligaments and tendons 5 P3 Classification and roles of muscles/muscle types 6 P3-8 Location and roles of key voluntary muscles 4 (with exam Q) 7 P9 Antagonistic muscles 8 P0 Fast and slow twitch muscle fibres 9 P How the skeletal and muscular systems work together 0 End of unit REVISION LESSON, TOPIC TEST, P-5 Structure and function of the cardiovascular system. Including labelling of the heart and transport of blood 4 P6-7 Arteries, capillaries and veins - 3 P8 Vascular shunting 4 P9-30 Components of blood and their

9 CTK GCSE PE Course Plan significance for physical activity 5 P3 Respiratory system composition of air; lung volumes 6 P3-33 Location and roles of principal components of respiratory system 7 P3-33 Structure and function of alveoli 8 P33-35 How the cardiovascular and respiratory systems work together. 9 P36-39 Energy sources; aerobic and anaerobic exercise and recap diet. 0 P40-49 Short term effects of exercise/graphs 4 P98-0 Recap on the long term effects of exercise on the cardio-respiratory and musculo-skeletal systems. (year ) End of unit REVISION LESSON, TOPIC TEST, CHRISTMAS BREAK Topic : Movement Analysis (Paper : Fitness and Body Systems) Jan-Feb half term Lessons 3 3 P5-53 Lever system first, second and third class levers 3 4 P54-55 Mechanical advantage in sport and physical activity 5 P54-55 Movement possibilities at joints; utilisation of movement in physical activity 3 6 P55-60 Joint classification and impact on

10 movement axes 7 P55-6 Planes and axes generalised movement patterns 8 End of unit REVISION LESSON, TOPIC TEST, Year February onwards: Catch up time. Practical assessment mock exams during single theory lesson in preparation for formal practical moderation before Easter. Revision timetable will be implemented to go through all content before the final theory examinations in May/June.