Park Lane Academy

Health & Sport Education (HSE)

Key Stage 3 

Heath and Sports Education 

Year 7

 

Subject Content

 

 

 

 

Students will be performing and applying the basic skills of different sports during their Physical Education lessons.

They will begin to acquire the skills needed to be able to analyse and evaluate performance.
 
Pupils will be given the opportunity to become players and officials when the situation arises.

They will perform their skills in isolation as well as in competitive situations.

Opportunities to further practice their skills will be available at lunchtime and after school clubs.

Activities to be studied are Football, Netball, Hockey, Rugby, Basketball, Table Tennis, Handball, Badminton

KS3 Fundamental Skills 

 

 

  • Developing sports skills
  • Muscular and skeletal system
  • Fitness and Health

Background/Extended Learning

 

 

 

Watch Youtube videos to enhance knowledge of sport.

Join extra-curricular clubs in school.

Join clubs outside of school.

 

Year 8

 

Subject Content

 

 

 

 

 

Students will be performing and applying the basic skills of different sports during their Physical Education lesson.

In year 8 these will become more consistently whilst acquiring more complex skills.

They will begin to acquire the skills needed to be able to analyse and evaluate performance.


Pupils will be given the opportunity to become players and officials when the situation arises.


They will perform their skills in isolation as well as in competitive situations.


Opportunities to further practice their skills will be available at lunchtime and after school clubs.

Activities to be studied are Football, Netball, Hockey, Basketball, , Trampolining, Fitness, Badminton, Athletics, Rounders, Handball, Ultimate frisbee.

 

KS3 Fundamental Skills

 

 

  • Developing sports skill
  • Muscular and skeletal system
  • Fitness and health

Background/Extended Learning

 

 

  • Watch Youtube videos to enhance knowledge of sport.
  • Join extra-curricular clubs in school.
  • Join clubs outside of school.

 

Year 9

 

Subject Content

 

 

 

 

 

Students will be performing and applying the basic skills of different sports during their Physical Education lesson.

In year 8 these will become more consistently whilst acquiring more complex skills.

They will begin to acquire the skills needed to be able to analyse and evaluate performance.


Pupils will be given the opportunity to become players and officials when the situation arises.


They will perform their skills in isolation as well as in competitive situations.


Opportunities to further practice their skills will be available at lunchtime and after school clubs.

Activities to be studied are Football, Netball, Hockey, Basketball, , Trampolining, Fitness, Badminton, Athletics, Rounders, Handball, Ultimate frisbee.

 

KS3 Fundamental Skills

 

 

  • Developing sports skill
  • Muscular and skeletal system
  • Fitness and health

Background/Extended Learning

 

 

  • Watch Youtube videos to enhance knowledge of sport.
  • Join extra-curricular clubs in school.
  • Join clubs outside of school.

 

Key Stage 4

Course Name

 

 Sports Studies

Exam Board

 

OCR Cambridge National

Assessment Detail

 

 

 

Sports Studies

 

Credits

Mandatory Units

Contemporary issues in sport

(1 hour exam)

 

30 credits

Developing Sports Skills

 

30 credits

Optional Units

Sports Leadership

 

30 credits

Sport and the media

 

30 credits

Working in the sports industry

 

30 credits

Developing knowledge and skills in outdoor activities

 

30 credits

 

Web Link to  specification

 

Specification

Subject Content 

These sport qualifications offer learners a fantastic chance to develop different types of skills through largely practical means; communication, problem solving, team working, evaluation and analysis, performing under pressure, and formulating written findings from practical investigation are all transferable skills which can be learned and assessed through these qualifications and utilised in many other educational and employment settings.

Both qualifications have been designed with practical and engaging ways of teaching in mind and enable learners to:

  • develop a range of skills through involvement in sport and physical activity in different contexts and roles
  • develop their ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations
  • gain a better understanding of the complexity of different areas of sport and the sports industry increase their awareness of different ways to stay involved in sport and physical activity and of different careers and roles within sport.

Skills Taught

 

 

 

 

 

The Cambridge Nationals in Sport Studies take a more sector-based focus, whilst also encompassing some core sport/Physical Education themes. Students have the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge about different types of sport and physical activity, skills development and sports leadership to their own practical performance.

They will learn about contemporary issues in sport such as funding, participation, ethics and role models, and sport and the media. Students will develop an appreciation of the importance of sport locally and nationally, different ways of being involved in sport and of how this shapes the sports industry.

Background/Extended Learning

 

 

Watch Youtube videos to enhance knowledge of sport.

Join extra-curricular clubs in school.

Join clubs outside of school.

Look at specification for Cambridge national in sports studies.

Extra exam questions to be completed at home.

Revision guides to help.

Complete module work at home to gain a better grade.

Extended reading.