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Head of department: mr m wilce, lead teacher of gcse: mr jamie magan, lead teacher of btec: mr james hyde, what is physical education btec or gcse.

GCSE PE and BTEC Sport look at both the practical and theoretical elements of PE. The subject looks at the theoretical concepts behind training, fitness and participating.  Students will study anatomy and physiology, the effects of training on the body and diet and nutrition as well as practically developing their skills and understanding in a variety of practical sports.

What skills will I develop?

• Knowledge and practical skills in a range of physical activities
• Knowledge and understanding of theoretical concepts in sport and PE
• Ability to write and perform a training programme to improve fitness levels
• Be able to identify ways to develop and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle through participation in physical activity
• Observe and analyse sporting performances and suggest ways to improve
• Leadership and officiating skills

What syllabus will I follow?

OCR GCSE in PE J587

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What will the course look like?

There will be a mixture of theory and practical lessons for both GCSE and BTEC.  The theory content is vast for GCSE so there will be a higher ratio of theory lessons.

GCSE consists of 3 components:

• Physical factors affecting performance (theoretical)
• Socio-cultural issues and sports psychology (theoretical)
• Performance in physical education (practical)

BTEC is taught across 3 components:

• Component 1: Preparing participants to take part in sport and physical activity
• Component 2: Taking part and improving other participants sporting performance
• Component 3:  Developing fitness to improve other participants performance in sport and physical activity

What homework will I get?

In GCSE PE you will get homework each week which should last an hour.  This could just be one piece of homework but could also be two tasks (one from practical lessons and one from theory lessons).

BTEC Sport will have a series of ongoing assignments which may require work to be completed at home.

How will I be assessed?

60% is theory based, externally assessed through 2 written exams.

Each paper is 1 hour long and has a 30% weighting.

40% is practically based and assessed through a piece of coursework which analyses and evaluates practical performance and a practical assessment in three sports, one which must be a team game and one an individual sport.

60% of the course is internally assessed through coursework activities such as:

• Written reports and assignments
• Presentations
• Practical sports performance (in 1 sport)
• Sports leadership tasks and coaching sessions

40% of the course is assessed through 1 hour and 30 minute exam, taken at the end of Year 11.  This is a written exam focusing on fitness testing, training methods and training principles.  

What jobs or further courses of study might this lead to?

The next steps for students could be either:

• Further academic courses at sixth form centres (BTEC or A Level)
• National Diploma Courses at Comberton Sixth Form, Cambridge Regional College or Long Road Sixth Form College
• Employment in the fitness industry or coaching sector
• Degrees in teaching or sports science
• Physiotherapy, sports medicine or sports psychology

Are there any entry requirements for this course?

Students must have a strong interest in PE and sport.  They should be playing sport regularly outside of school and represent the school on a regular basis.

Both courses are equivalent to one GCSE grade.   Students will opt for ‘Physical Education’. The PE department will then select the most appropriate course for them. To assist this process a pupil’s PE, science and English level will be taken into account, as well as a pupil questionnaire.

If I need additional support, what can I access?

There is an after-school catch up session each week for each course, where help can be given with revision, coursework and assignments.  Homework can also be done at these sessions.  We have revision guides and textbooks that are recommended for purchase when students start the course.

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Entry Requirements

To get on this course you are required to have 5 GCSE Grade 4 or above including English, Maths, Science, and PE or a Merit in BTEC/CNAT Sport (if studied)

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What you will study:, extended certificate.

• Anatomy and Physiology
• Fitness Training & Programming for Health, Sport & Wellbeing
• Professional Development in the Sports Industry
• Application of Fitness Testing

Diploma (all above plus)

• Sports Leadership
• Skill Acquisition in Sport
• Investigating Business in Sport and the Active Leisure Industry
• Sports Injury Management
• Technical and Tactical Demands of Sport

Extended Diploma (all above plus)

• Practical Sports Performance
• Coaching for Performance
• Research Methods in Sport
• Works Experience
• Development and Provision of Sport and Physical Activity

Assessments

There are written examinations and internal assessments (practical sessions, essays, assignments, presentations and interviews)

Extended Certificate:   This course is suitable for anyone interested in sport and wanting to gain a sport-related qualification. Diploma : For this course, you will have a strong interest in sports and have an interest in pursuing a career in the sports industry. Extended Diploma : This course is for students who are focussed solely on a career within the sports industry. In addition, you should be actively participating and competing in sports every week.

Course Support

• One-to-one guidance and progress monitoring
• Regular tutorials
• Specific Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme support

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We are a TASS Dual Career accredited College acknowledging the work we do to support our talented athletes to succeed in their sport, whilst excelling in their studies.  Find out more.

Progression

Many of our students progress to university to study sport related degrees such as Physical Education, Physiotherapy, Sports Coaching and Sports Science, as well as non-sport related fields.

I chose to attend Carmel to access all the support available to students, plus there are many additional enrichment activities such as talks, visits and work experience available too.

I have really enjoyed studying the Diploma in BTEC Sport because the lessons are engaging, the course content is really interesting and the teachers are knowledgeable, supportive and highly organised. I have studied Anatomy and Physiology, Sports Psychology, Fitness Testing, Assessing risk in Sport, Practical Team Sports and many more. I have particularly enjoyed Sports Coaching and the Work Experience units. One of the standout experiences for me was delivering coaching sessions to local primary school children.

Outside of lessons, I have taken part in a number of stretch and challenge workshops to extend my knowledge further. Talks delivered by employees working in the sports industry have included Sports Nutrition, Hydration in Sport, Sports Therapy and Sports Coaching. These have not only helped to highlight different career options available to me in the future, but have also helped with my subject knowledge.

I have also been on a number of trips, including visits to Liverpool Hope University where I carried out physiological tests using specialist technology. These visits gave me the opportunity to learn more about sports related degree courses and to gain experience of using specialist equipment. I would recommend this course to students who are passionate about pursuing a career in sport.

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They will then apply their knowledge and skills to planning and delivering sports activity sessions for participants in practical sessions. The qualification enables learners to develop sector-specific skills such as sport analysis and sports leadership, and also personal skills such as communication, planning, time management and teamwork which are all required for a successful career in the sports industry

What will I study in BTEC Level1/Level 2 Award in Sport?

BTEC Sports students will study the following modules as part of the course

• Fitness for Sport and Exercise
• Practical Performance in Sport
• Applying the Principles of Personal Training

Why should I study BTEC Sport?

If you are interested in taking your study of sport further, the subject-specific knowledge and skills outlined above, and developed through studying this qualification, will give you a strong foundation for academic or vocational study at level 3, including apprenticeships. This qualification is designed to be taken as part of a broad and balanced curriculum at Key Stage 4.

It will go particularly well alongside GCSEs in EBacc subjects (including Biology), GCSEs in creative subjects (such as Drama, Music and Art) and/or other technical awards (eg, BTEC Business) to provide both curriculum breadth and the skills you need to make informed choices about study post-16.

How is the BTEC Sport Award Assessed?

Assessment for this course comprises; An onscreen test market by Pearson. Practical Assessment, Synoptic Assessment. Requires learners to draw on and apply their learning of FITT principles and principles of training, and considerations for safety to a designed and implemented fitness training programme.

What further study careers can BTEC Sport lead to?

Studying on this programme can lead to further study (A Level and BTEC) in sports science, sports management, business, psychology, media, and applied sciences.

Typical careers pursued by graduating students include Sport Management, Sport Coaching, Performance in Sport, Sports Marketing, Teaching, Sports Analysis.

Co-curricular Activities

Co-curricular activites available include playing in college sports sport teams, visiting local sporting events, and  Media and Business clubs.

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