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Components of Fitness; PE Department Curriculum Mapping Pillars, Skills, Knowledge & Understanding Maximising Performance Year 7 Pillars Techniques & Skills Knowledge & Understanding Version/Size Indoor Athletics Individual & team Running - sprints 1,2 laps middle distances 4-6 laps Indoor shot & foam relay javelin Throws medicine ball/ shot put from standing Javelin from standing Jumps broad/speed bounce Recording skills, measuring (tape measure Maths cross-curricular link), starting (effective and accurate use of stopwatch) Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience, integrity & self-management Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for middle distance track events. of warm-up activities Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep) Analysis of Performance Resilience Determination Athletics Track sprints 100m, 200m, (girls 300m/boys 400m) middle distances 800m, 1500m relay (4x100m) Throws shot put from standing discus from standing javelin with step/shuffle Jumps high jump, long jump (boys triple jump) Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for middle distance track events. of warm-up activities. Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep), tactics for ensuring transitions take place within changeover zones. Track distances for boys and girls specified in Techniques & Skills section. Shot 2.75kg(G) 3.25kg(B) Discus 0.75kg(G) 1kg(B) Javelin 500g(G)

Self-Management Recording skills, measuring (tape measure Maths cross-curricular link), starting (effective and accurate use of stopwatch) Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience, integrity & self-management Throwing events broken down into stages, to scaffold starting position, movement, weight transfer, follow through Use of Gold/Silver/Bronze recording sheet 500g(B) Swimming Effective front crawl over min 25m max distance swim 800m with tumble turns for higher ab group Effective back crawl action over min 25m max distance swim 800m with tumble turns for higher ab group Effective breast/fly action for higher ab group Complete Aqua awards 1-3 with lower ab group Life-saving skills with higher ab group Demonstrate effective transition; leg, arm & breathing for each stroke Demonstrate effective control for water skills/awards Pupils have ability to use a range of water skills confidently and with increased control and fluency Teaching pool for non-swimmers Shallow end for nonswimmers/lower ab group 25m pool in lanes where appropriate

Components of Fitness; Analysis of Performance Resilience Determination Year 8 Pillars Techniques & Skills Knowledge & Understanding Version/Size Indoor Athletics Individual & team Running - sprints 1,2 laps middle distances 4-6 laps Indoor shot & foam relay javelin Self-Management Throws medicine ball/ shot put from standing Javelin from standing Jumps broad/speed bounce Recording skills, measuring (tape measure Maths cross-curricular link), starting (effective and accurate use of stopwatch) Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience, integrity & self-management Athletics Track sprints 100m, 200m, (girls 300m/boys 400m) middle distances 800m, 1500m relay (4x100m) Throws shot put from standing/shuffle discus from standing/shuffle javelin with step/shuffle Jumps high jump, long jump (boys triple jump) Recording skills, measuring (tape measure Maths cross-curricular link), starting (effective and accurate use of stopwatch) Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for middle distance track events. of warm-up activities Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep) Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for middle distance track events. of warm-up activities. Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep), tactics for ensuring transitions take place within changeover zones. Throwing events broken down into stages, to scaffold starting position, movement, weight transfer, follow through Use of Gold/Silver/Bronze recording sheet Track distances for boys and girls specified in Techniques & Skills section. Shot 3.25kg(G) 4.00kg(B) Discus 1.00kg(G) 1.25kg(B) Javelin 600g(G) 600g(B)

Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience, integrity & self-management Components of Fitness; Analysis of Performance Resilience Determination Self-Management Fitness Taking pulse; Resting HR Working HR Recovery Rate Able to work within aerobic/anaerobic thresholds with high level of technique Endurance Running Track/Field running for distance or time Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience (determination to work hard and improve time/distance), integrity (honesty with number of laps completed) & self-management (pacing oneself) Basic safety principles when preparing for exercise Impact of how regular exercise affects your body, and why regular, safe activity is good for your health and wellbeing Explain how the body reacts during different types of activity, and why physical activity is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle K&U of the benefits of regular, safe and planned physical activity on physical, mental and social wellbeing Effective pacing strategy taught for distance running Use of recording sheet for improvement, resilience & effort not attainment Combination of; circuit continuous interval weight/resistance Individual & team events

Year 9 Pillars Techniques & Skills Knowledge & Understanding Version/Size Athletics Track sprints 100m, 200m, (girls 300m/boys 400m) middle distances 800m, 1500m relay (4x100m) Components of Fitness; Analysis of Performance Throws shot put from standing/shuffle discus from standing/shuffle javelin with step/shuffle Jumps high jump, long jump (boys triple jump) Recording skills, measuring (tape measure Maths cross-curricular link), starting (effective and accurate use of stopwatch) Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience, integrity & self-management Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for middle distance track events. of warm-up activities. Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep), tactics for ensuring transitions take place within changeover zones. Throwing events broken down into stages, to scaffold starting position, movement, weight transfer, follow through Use of Gold/Silver/Bronze recording sheet Track distances for boys and girls specified in Techniques & Skills section. Shot 3.25kg(G) 4.00kg(B) Discus 1.00kg(G) 1.25kg(B) Javelin 600g(G) 600g(B) Resilience Determination Fitness Taking pulse; Resting HR Working HR Recovery Rate Able to work within aerobic/anaerobic thresholds with high level of technique on more specific skill & health related components of fitness Basic safety principles when preparing for exercise Impact of how regular exercise affects your body, and why regular, safe activity is good for your health and wellbeing Explain how the body reacts during different types of activity, and why physical activity is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle Combination of; circuit continuous interval weight/resistance

Self-Management Methods of training FITT Principles of training K&U of the benefits of regular, safe and planned physical activity on physical, mental and social wellbeing Carry out your own physical activity programmes based on your choices and preferences of activities and roles within activities. Use your knowledge of health, fitness and social wellbeing to plan and evaluate your own and others exercise and physical activity programmes. Endurance Running Track/Field running for distance or time Emphasis on MyPB qualities of resilience (determination to work hard and improve time/distance), integrity (honesty with number of laps completed) & self-management (pacing oneself) Effective pacing strategy taught for distance running Use of recording sheet for improvement, resilience & effort not attainment Individual & team events

Components of Fitness; Analysis of Performance Resilience Determination Year 10 Pillars Techniques & Skills Knowledge & Understanding Version/Size Athletics GCSE PE students take part in all events, also Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for given opportunity to take part in competitive middle distance track events. pentathlon. Self-Management Track sprints 100m, 200m, (girls 300m/boys 400m) middle distances 800m, 1500m relay (4x100m) Throws shot put from standing/shuffle discus from standing/shuffle javelin with step/shuffle Jumps high jump, long jump, triple jump Lower ability students take part in fewer activities but have choice over some events to complete throughout each lesson, in some form of time challenge / engaging score sheet activity etc. Coaching and officiating, as well as observation and analysis skills taught explicitly, via peer-assessment opportunities, team challenges and responsibility for starting/timing/measuring/recording events. Fitness of warm-up activities. Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep), tactics for ensuring transitions take place within changeover zones. Throwing events broken down into stages, to scaffold starting position, movement, weight transfer, follow through Use of GCSE specific athletics criteria and Gold/Silver/Bronze recording sheet Track distances for boys and girls specified in Techniques & Skills section. Shot 4kg(G) 5kg(B) Discus 1.25kg(G) 1.5kg(B) Javelin 600g(G) 700g(B) Design and carry out activity and training Basic safety principles when preparing for Combination of;

programmes that have specific purposes (PEP) Monitor and develop own training, exercise and activity programmes in and out of school. Off Site Activities Cycling/Gym exercise Impact of how regular exercise affects your body, and why regular, safe activity is good for your health and wellbeing Explain how the body reacts during different types of activity, and why physical activity is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle K&U of the benefits of regular, safe and planned physical activity on physical, mental and social wellbeing Carry out your own physical activity programmes based on your choices and preferences of activities and roles within activities. Use your knowledge of health, fitness and social wellbeing to plan and evaluate your own and others exercise and physical activity programmes. circuit continuous interval weight/resistance

Components of Fitness; Analysis of Performance Resilience Determination Year 11 Pillars Techniques & Skills Knowledge & Understanding Version/Size Athletics GCSE PE students take part in all events, also Effective pacing tactics/strategies taught for given opportunity to take part in competitive middle distance track events. pentathlon. Self-Management Track sprints 100m, 200m, (girls 300m/boys 400m) middle distances 800m, 1500m relay (4x100m) Throws shot put from standing/shuffle discus from standing/shuffle javelin with step/shuffle Jumps high jump, long jump, triple jump Lower ability students take part in fewer activities but have choice over some events to complete throughout each lesson, in some form of time challenge / engaging score sheet activity etc. Coaching and officiating, as well as observation and analysis skills taught explicitly, via peer-assessment opportunities, team challenges and responsibility for starting/timing/measuring/recording events. Fitness Design and carry out activity and training programmes that have specific purposes (PEP) of warm-up activities. Relay changeovers (upsweep/downsweep), tactics for ensuring transitions take place within changeover zones. Throwing events broken down into stages, to scaffold starting position, movement, weight transfer, follow through Use of GCSE specific athletics criteria and Gold/Silver/Bronze recording sheet Basic safety principles when preparing for exercise Track distances for boys and girls specified in Techniques & Skills section. Shot 4kg(G) 5kg(B) Discus 1.25kg(G) 1.5kg(B) Javelin 600g(G) 700g(B) Combination of; circuit continuous

Monitor and develop own training, exercise and activity programmes in and out of school. Off Site Activities Cycling/Gym Impact of how regular exercise affects your body, and why regular, safe activity is good for your health and wellbeing Explain how the body reacts during different types of activity, and why physical activity is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle K&U of the benefits of regular, safe and planned physical activity on physical, mental and social wellbeing Carry out your own physical activity programmes based on your choices and preferences of activities and roles within activities. Use your knowledge of health, fitness and social wellbeing to plan and evaluate your own and others exercise and physical activity programmes. interval weight/resistance