PE
What will students learn?
Year 7
The Physical Education course aims to introduce and develop skills in the following National Curriculum areas: Outwitting Opponents; developing techniques; performing dance; take part in outdoor adventurous activities; analysing performance; take part in competitive sport and activities outside of school. This is all underpinned with gaining an understanding of the importance of maintaining a healthy, active and balanced lifestyle.
Personal Skills:
- Social skills
- Motivation
- Confidence
Values:
- Fairness
- Respect
The sports focused on include:
- Football
- Basketball
- Dance
- Tag Rugby/Rugby
- Netball
- Rounders
- Cricket
- Trampolining
- Net/Wall Games
- Gymnastics
- Athletics
- OAA
- Health and Fitness
Year 8
The Physical Education course aims to introduce and develop skills in the following National Curriculum areas: Outwitting Opponents; developing techniques; performing dance; take part in outdoor adventurous activities; analysing performance; take part in competitive sport and activities outside of school. This is all underpinned with gaining an understanding of the importance of maintaining a healthy, active and balanced lifestyle.
Personal Skills:
- Social skills
- Motivation
- Confidence
Values:
- Fairness
Respect
The sports focused on include:
- Football
- Trampolining
- Basketball
- Tag Rugby/Rugby
- Netball
- Rounders
- Cricket
- Net/Wall Games
- Handball
- Gymnastics
- Athletics
- Health and Fitness
Year 9
The Physical Education course aims to introduce and develop skills in the following National Curriculum areas: Outwitting Opponents; developing techniques; performing dance; take part in outdoor adventurous activities; analysing performance; take part in competitive sport and activities outside of school. This is all underpinned with gaining an understanding of the importance of maintaining a healthy, active and balanced lifestyle.
Personal Skills:
- Social skills
- Motivation
- Confidence
Values:
- Fairness
- Respect
The sports focused on include:
- Football
- Basketball
- Rugby Union
- Netball
- Handball
- Volleyball
- Rounders
- Cricket
- Trampolining
- Health and Fitness
- Introduction to Sports Leadership
How will they be assessed?
Year 7
Assessment is made in all activities covering the 7 areas below:
- Techniques in practice
- Performance in competition
- Developing tactics and strategies
- Evaluating and improving
- Physical competence
- Knowledge and understanding of health and fitness
- Participation in physical activity and in sport
Each student is assessed on each unit of work and a summative level given. Verbal feedback will be constantly given through lessons, which pupils should act on. Students will be given opportunities to assess others and offer constructive feedback. At the end of year the students will be given an overall level generated from the seven areas above.
Year 8
Assessment is made in all activities covering the 7 areas below:
- Techniques in practice
- Performance in competition
- Developing tactics and strategies
- Evaluating and improving
- Physical competence
- Knowledge and understanding of health and fitness
- Participation in physical activity and in sport
Each student is assessed on each unit of work and a summative level given. Verbal feedback will be constantly given through lessons, which pupils should act on. Students will be given opportunities to assess others and offer constructive feedback. At the end of year the students will be given an overall level generated from the seven areas above.
Year 9
Assessment is made in all activities covering the 7 areas below:
- Techniques in practice
- Performance in competition
- Developing tactics and strategies
- Evaluating and improving
- Physical competence
- Knowledge and understanding of health and fitness
- Participation in physical activity and in sport
Each student is assessed on each unit of work and a summative level given. Verbal feedback will be constantly given through lessons, which pupils should act on. Students will be given opportunities to assess others and offer constructive feedback. At the end of year the students will be given an overall level generated from the seven areas above.
Home Learning
Year 7
A wide range of extra-curricular clubs are offered, including Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Football, Gymnastics, Netball, Rounders, Rugby, Running, tennis, trampolining and the Multi-skills Club.
Clubs are at lunchtime and after school. All school teams compete regularly in Redbridge, London & Essex League and Cup competitions. All students compete in interform competitions throughout the year culminating in the Sports Day in July.
Year 7 will complete a home learning project over 7 weeks alongside the fitness block. The focus on this is to encourage fitness and a healthy lifestyle.
Year 8
A wide range of extra-curricular clubs are offered, including Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Dance, Football, Gymnastics, Netball, Rounders, Tag Rugby, Running, Table Tennis, Trampolining and the Multiskills Club.
Clubs are at lunchtime and after school. All school teams compete regularly in Redbridge, London & Essex League and Cup competitions. All students compete in interform competitions throughout the year culminating in the Sports Day in July.
Year 8 will complete a home learning project over 7 weeks alongside the athletics block. The focus with this will be evaluating an improving.
Year 9
A wide range of extra-curricular clubs are offered, including Football, Netball, Rugby, Rounders, Cricket, Athletics, Basketball, Trampolining, Table Tennis, tennis and the Multiskills Club.
Clubs are at lunchtime and after school. All school teams compete regularly in Redbridge, London & Essex League and Cup competitions. All students compete in interform competitions throughout the year culminating in the Sports Day in July.
How can parents' support their child?
Year 7
Parents should encourage their child to join in sporting activities at school through the extensive extra-curricular clubs timetable.
Encourage their child to take part in physical activities in their spare time to maintain a healthy, active and balanced lifestyle.
Help your child to be well organised and prepared for Physical Education lessons and ensure that they arrive at lessons with all of the correct kit
Year 8
Parents should encourage their child to join in sporting activities at school through the extensive extra-curricular clubs timetable.
Encourage their child to take part in physical activities in their spare time to maintain a healthy, active and balanced lifestyle.
Help your child to be well organised and prepared for Physical Education lessons and ensure that they arrive at lessons with all of the correct kit.
Year 9
Parents should encourage their child to join in sporting activities at school through the extensive extra-curricular clubs timetable.
Encourage their child to take part in physical activities in their spare time to maintain a healthy, active and balanced lifestyle.
Help your child to be well organised and prepared for Physical Education lessons.
