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YEAR 8 INTO 9 OPTIONS EVENING GCSE PE & BTEC SPORT MR HORSFIELD & MRS MURPHY GCSE PE YEAR 8 INTO 9 OPTIONS EVENING GCSE PE is graded between 9 - 1. Separate to core compulsory lessons. 40% practical ( includes analysis and


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YEAR 8 INTO 9 OPTIONS EVENING

GCSE PE & BTEC SPORT MR HORSFIELD & MRS MURPHY

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GCSE PE

YEAR 8 INTO 9 OPTIONS EVENING

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WHAT IS IT?

 GCSE PE is graded between 9 - 1.  Separate to core compulsory lessons.  40% practical (includes analysis and

evaluation coursework)

 60% theory (2 x summer exams in Year

11)

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HOW WILL IT WORK IN YEAR 9?

 Students have 2 hours of GCSE PE per

week.

 One hour theory and one hour practical

– flexible dependent on topic covered / time of year

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PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES

Students will be assessed in three different activities;

 An individual activity - e.g. singles

badminton.

 A team activity - e.g. netball or football.  Third sport from either a team or

individual activity.

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PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES

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THEORY LESSONS

 Pupils will need to learn theory content in

  • rder to sit two 1½ hour exams in the summer
  • f Year 11.

 The theory topics include:

  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Health and Fitness
  • Fitness Training
  • Demands on Performance
  • Social and Cultural Issues in Sport
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COURSEWORK

 Worth 10% of overall grade.  Analysis of performance in a chosen

sport, what can affect performance and how to improve it.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

 Theory lessons with information to retain

for a summer exam

 Practical assessment – grades counting

towards final grade

 Performance and Evaluation Coursework  Residential Opportunity – Rock

Climbing/OAA

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BTEC SPORT

YEAR 8 INTO 9 OPTIONS EVENING

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WHAT IS IT?

 Pearson BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award

in Sport

 Equivalent of 1 GCSE  Done over 3 years – 2 hours per week

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OUTLINE OF THE COURSE

 4 units to be covered over 3 years – 3

internally based, 1 exam

 Practical Sports Performance  Training for Personal Fitness  Leading a Sports Event  Fitness for Sports and Exercise (Exam)

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PRACTICAL SPORTS PERFORMANCE

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TRAINING FOR PERSONAL FITNESS

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LEADING SPORTING ACTIVITIES

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GRADING

 Each unit is marked with the following

grades:

 Level 1 Pass - equivalent to grade 2 at GCSE  Level 2 Pass - equivalent to grade 4 at GCSE  Level 2 Merit - equivalent to grade 5.5 at

GCSE

 Level 2 Distinction - equivalent to grade 7 at

GCSE

 Level 2 Distinction* - equivalent to grade 8.5

at GCSE

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GRADING

 Each unit is worth a maximum of 24 points:  At the end of the course the points are added up and

a grade is awarded:

Level Achieved Points Score Level 1 Pass 6 Level 2 Pass 12 Merit 18 Distinction 24 Overall Level Achieved Minimum Points Required Level 1 Pass 24 Level 2 Pass 48 Merit 66 Distinction 84 Distinction * 90

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EXTERNAL EXAM

 Onscreen test  Lasts for 1 hour  Out of a possible 50 marks

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EXAMPLES OF WORK - PASS

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EXAMPLES OF WORK - DISTINCTION

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WHAT TO EXPECT

 Coursework – not all practically based.  An exam – computer based. Can be re-

sat if needed.

 Residential Opportunity – Team

Building/OAA

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OVERVIEW

GCSE PE BTEC Sport

Number of hours per week 2 2 Assessment 3 Practical Grades (40%) 2 Exams Coursework 3 internally marked units 1 external exam Grading System 1-9 L1 Pass, L2 Pass, Merit, Distinction, Distinction* Practical Each practical activity assessed towards final grade. Practical used to enhance coursework (not marked). Most suited towards Students able to retain information for an exam. Practically able in 3 activities. Students who enjoy sport but not necessarily strong in 3 areas. More comfortable doing coursework on computer rather than final exam.

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QUESTIONS?

 Any enquiries please email either:  Mrs Murphy – rmu@cc-hs.com  Mr Horsfield – mho@ch-pb.com