The A Level Physical Education course allows you to play to your strengths and gain dynamic theoretical and practical skills for further education or work. It gives you a strong foundation for understanding the main topics within the discipline of Sports Science, underpinning all forms of participation and performance in physical activity and Sport. Disciplines covered offer a wide range of learning opportunities, including topics like Anatomy and Physiology, looking into the body systems and their impact on exercise; and Sport Psychology, which delves into the mind of performers. With every topic being so different, Physical Education is a subject that opens your eyes up to the world of Sport, whether you’re a recreational gym-goer or an elite athlete. Section 1 – Theory (70%) Applied Anatomy and Physiology - Skill Acquisition - Sport and Society - Exercise Physiology - Biomedical Movement - Sports Psychology - Role of Technology Section 2 – Non-exam assessment (30%) - Performance in one chosen activity - Written analysis of performance (Coursework)
At least grade 6 or equivalent in GCSE PE as well as a regular participation in a Sports club outside of school. A keen interest in Sport is essential also.
Section 1: Exam Paper 1 (35%) and Paper 2 (35%) – 2 hours each paper Section 2: Internal practical assessment/coursework and External moderation (30%)
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Sandwell |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Davey Road, West Bromwich, B70 9UW |
The A Level Physical Education course allows you to play to your strengths and gain dynamic theoretical and practical skills for further education or work. It gives you a strong foundation for understanding the main topics within the discipline of Sports Science, underpinning all forms of participation and performance in physical activity and Sport. Disciplines covered offer a wide range of learning opportunities, including topics like Anatomy and Physiology, looking into the body systems and their impact on exercise; and Sport Psychology, which delves into the mind of performers. With every topic being so different, Physical Education is a subject that opens your eyes up to the world of Sport, whether you’re a recreational gym-goer or an elite athlete. Section 1 – Theory (70%) Applied Anatomy and Physiology - Skill Acquisition - Sport and Society - Exercise Physiology - Biomedical Movement - Sports Psychology - Role of Technology Section 2 – Non-exam assessment (30%) - Performance in one chosen activity - Written analysis of performance (Coursework)
At least grade 6 or equivalent in GCSE PE as well as a regular participation in a Sports club outside of school. A keen interest in Sport is essential also.
Section 1: Exam Paper 1 (35%) and Paper 2 (35%) – 2 hours each paper Section 2: Internal practical assessment/coursework and External moderation (30%)