Physical Education
Why do we study PE?
Physical Education at Mangotsfield School aims for students to develop a passion for physical activity/sport that will continue into lifelong commitment to maintaining physical and mental health. By developing our students' practical and theoretical understanding of living a healthy lifestyle, Mangotsfield Students will become healthy citizens who make positive contributions to their community. They will develop personal qualities such as resilience and respect; through active participation and personal experience. We want to challenge students to become ambitious, seek out opportunity and embrace competition both within school and the wider sporting community. Leadership traits will be encouraged and will thrive in a supportive and inclusive environment that celebrates success. Physical education is the subject that makes your heart race!
Meet the team
- Mr Hawkins - Head of PE and Dance
- Mr Nash - Teacher of PE
- Mr John - Assistant Head
- Mrs Haynes - Teacher of PE
- Ms Vincent - Teacher of PE/Dance
- Ms Gilpin - Teacher of PE/Head of Pomphrey
- Mr Risdale - Teacher of English/PE
- Miss Dale - Teacher of HSC and PE
KS3 Programme of Study
Y7-Yr 9
Term 1: Rugby, Badminton,
Term 2: Netball, Gymnastics
Term 3: Basketball, Problem Solving/Orienteering
Term 4: Dance, Sports Science
Term 5: Athletics, Tennis
Term 6: Softball, Rounders
Course: GCSE PE
Paper 1: The human body and movement in physical activity and sport (Exam 30%)
Applied anatomy and physiology
Movement analysis
Physical training
Use of data
Paper 2: Socio-cultural influences and well-being in physical activity and sport (Exam 30%)
Sports psychology
Socio-cultural influences
Health, fitness and well-being
Use of data
Non-exam assessment: Practical performance in physical activity and sport (NEA - 40%)
Practical performance in three different physical activities in the role of player/performer (one in a team activity, one in an individual activity and a third in either a team or in an individual activity).
Analysis and evaluation of performance to bring about improvement in one activity.
Course: Cambridge National Sports Studies Level 1/2
Components
1 R184: Contemporary Issues in Sport, 40% (Exam Unit)
2 R185: Performance and leadership in sports activities, 40%(Coursework)
3 R186: Sports and the media, 40% (Coursework)
Course: Pearson BTEC Level 1/Level 2 Tech Award in Performing Arts
Components
1 Exploring the Performing Arts, Internal 30%
2 Developing Skills and Techniques in the Performing Arts, Internal 30%
3. Responding to a Brief, Synoptic External 40%
GCSE Programme of Study
Year 11 core PE have a flexible curriculum designed so that students have a choice of what sports they undertake.
Course: Cambridge National Health and Social Care Level 1/2
Components
- Growth and Development through the life stages
- Public Health Campaigns
- Principles of care in Health and Social Care Settings
Resources
KS4
AQA Physical Education Revision Guide (Best revision guide) Pearson [ISBN 978 1 292 204484 0]
New Grade 9-1 GCSE Physical Education AQA Revision Question Cards (CGP GCSE PE 9-1 Revision
Leadership)
Pearson REVISE BTEC Tech Award Sport, Activity and Fitness Revision Guide
https://www.teachpe.com/
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/examspecs/zp49cwx
https://www.thepeclassroom.com
https://www.senecalearning.com/
https://www.gcsepod.com/
https://www.youtube.com/c/PlanetPEgcsepe
Homework
KS3 - Students will take Google Form knowledge quizzes about the sports they have been covering in the curriculum.
GCSE PE - Students will have a combination of Seneca quizzes and NEA coursework to complete.
BTEC Tech Sport - Students will be asked to either complete coursework or work on tasks that will develop their coursework knowledge.
BTEC Tech Performing Arts - Students will be asked to either complete coursework or work on tasks that will develop their coursework knowledge, this often includes researching different Dancers or Choreographers.
Cambridge National Health and Social Care - Students will be asked to either complete coursework or work on tasks that will develop their coursework knowledge. Towards the exam component, students will be expected to complete revision material that will include past papers.
Enrichment Opportunities in PE
PE offer a wide range of extra-curricular clubs, that include:
Netball
Rugby
Football
Cross country
Athletics
We are closely linked to the CSET sports partnership, several of our students take part in sports leadership roles, helping to run primary school festivals.
Ski Trip, the PE department runs a bi annual ski trip open to all students. It also offers sports tours.