This course provides in depth study of many factors surrounding sport and Physical Education. Theoretical modules that will be covered (and total 70% of the final marks) include; Applied Anatomy & Exercise Physiology, Biomechanical Movement, Skill Acquisition, Sport Psychology, Sport & Society and The Role of Technology in Physical Activity & Sport. The practical and coursework element is worth 30 per cent of the final marks. Students will be assessed in one practical activity (either performing or coaching) and they will have to complete an evaluation & analysis of performance for improvement.
When you apply your teachers will be able to guide you as to which PE course you would be more suited to. For all Sixth Form courses, students must have five GCSE (or equivalent) passes at Grades 9-4, which must include Mathematics and English Language/Literature at a Grade 4 or above. To study A Level PE, a Grade 4 or above in GCSE Science is desirable and students must be able to demonstrate regular participation in sporting activities. Students do not have to have taken GCSE PE but, if so, should have achieved a Grade 4. Where students have taken the Cambridge National Qualification at Key Stage 4 you will normally be expected to opt for the Cambridge Technical course at Key Stage 5.
Component 01 – Physiological Factors Affecting Performance (Exam) - 30% Component 02 – Psychological Factors Affecting Performance (Exam) - 20% Component 03 – Socio-Cultural Issues In Physical Activity & Sport (Exam) - 20% Component 04 – Performance In Physical Education (oral and practical assessment) 30%
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicestershire |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Nottingham Road, Ashby-De-La-Zouch, LE65 1DT |
This course provides in depth study of many factors surrounding sport and Physical Education. Theoretical modules that will be covered (and total 70% of the final marks) include; Applied Anatomy & Exercise Physiology, Biomechanical Movement, Skill Acquisition, Sport Psychology, Sport & Society and The Role of Technology in Physical Activity & Sport. The practical and coursework element is worth 30 per cent of the final marks. Students will be assessed in one practical activity (either performing or coaching) and they will have to complete an evaluation & analysis of performance for improvement.
When you apply your teachers will be able to guide you as to which PE course you would be more suited to. For all Sixth Form courses, students must have five GCSE (or equivalent) passes at Grades 9-4, which must include Mathematics and English Language/Literature at a Grade 4 or above. To study A Level PE, a Grade 4 or above in GCSE Science is desirable and students must be able to demonstrate regular participation in sporting activities. Students do not have to have taken GCSE PE but, if so, should have achieved a Grade 4. Where students have taken the Cambridge National Qualification at Key Stage 4 you will normally be expected to opt for the Cambridge Technical course at Key Stage 5.
Component 01 – Physiological Factors Affecting Performance (Exam) - 30% Component 02 – Psychological Factors Affecting Performance (Exam) - 20% Component 03 – Socio-Cultural Issues In Physical Activity & Sport (Exam) - 20% Component 04 – Performance In Physical Education (oral and practical assessment) 30%