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Physical Education at Honiton aims to develop pupils’ competence and confidence to take part in a range of physical activities that become a central part of their lives, both in and out of College. Through a range of experiences that PE offers, students learn how to be effective in competitive, creative and challenging situations.
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Key Stage 3
All students follow a comprehensive and well rounded curriculum comprising English, Mathematics, Humanities (including RE), Technology, Modern Languages, Creative Arts, PE, ICT, Science and Personal Development (Tutorial) and Citizenship.
View KS3 OverviewKey Stage 4
Students have the choice of a range of courses leading to public examinations at GCSE and/or vocational qualifications in English, Mathematics, Science, Technology, Creative Arts, Humanities, Modern Languages and Vocation areas.
In addition, students follow of course in Citizenship and Personal & Social Education, which also covers Careers and Health Education.
A Level Art & Photography
Fine Art - A Level
The college offers a wide range of AS and A2 subjects leading to a full A level accreditation. Vocational subjects of a one or two-year duration are offered to include Btec National and OCR.
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Syllabus
Physical Education - Key Stage 3
All students receive two PE lessons per week. Students learn through five essential processes
- Making informed choices about healthy, active lifestyles. Students will learn to identify the types of activity that are best suited to them.
- Evaluating and improving. Students will learn to analyse performances and identify strengths and weaknesses.
- Developing physical and mental capacity. Students will develop determination to succeed.
- Making and applying decisions. Students will learn to select and use tactics and strategies.
- Developing skills in physical activity. Students will develop a range of skills that show precision, control and fluency.
Years 7-9
Invasion Games
Football, Netball, Rugby, Basketball, Ultimate Frisbee
Net and Wall Games
Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Squash
Swimming
Gymnastics / Trampolining
Fitness
Sports Leadership
Level 1
Dance
Athletics
Track and Field Events
Striking & Fielding Games
Cricket, Rounders, Softball
Key Stage 4
Years 10-11
Invasion Games
Football, Netball, Rugby, Basketball, Ultimate Frisbee
Net and Wall Games
Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Squash
Gymnastics / Trampolining
Fitness
Sports Leadership
Level 2
Dance
Athletics
Track and Field Events
Striking & Fielding Games
Cricket, Rounders, Softball
GCSE Physical Education
Exam Board: Edexcel 2PE01
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Unit 1: The Theory of Physical Education (5PE01) 40% of the total GCSE
Section 1.1: Healthy, active lifestyles
Section 1.2: Your healthy, active body
Assessed through an externally set examination. 1 hour and 30 minutes. The total raw mark available is 80.
Unit 2: Performance in Physical Education (5PE02) 60% of the total GCSE
Section 2.1: Practical performance
Section 2.2: Analysis of performance
Assessed under controlled conditions, externally moderated. The total raw mark available is 50.
Sports Leaders Level 1 and Level 2
Key Stage 5
AS and A2 Physical Education
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AS
Unit 1: Participation in Sport and Recreation
6PE01
AS
Unit 2: The Critical Sports Performer
6PE02
A2
Unit 3: Preparation for Optimum Sports Performance
6PE03
A2
Unit 4: The Developing Sports Performer
6PE04
BTEC National Certificate in Sport (Level 3)
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Community Sports Leader (CSL) Award
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