Physical Education Curriculum Intent
‘Striving for Lifelong Participation in Sport and Physical Activity’
At Winterhill School, our aim is for students to have a ‘Lifelong Participation in Sport and Physical Activity.’ This is achieved through the delivery of high-quality Physical Education and Sport, ultimately, developing students' love for physical activity; this equips them with the skills and understanding to be active for the rest of their lives.
It is our vision for ‘everyone to succeed’ and achieve their potential as well as to lead physically active lifestyles. We strive to inspire our students through fun and engaging Physical Education lessons that are enjoyable, challenging and accessible to all. We want our students to be responsible and respectful team workers, who possess leadership skills and improve their confidence and resilience through sport.
As students move through their journey at Winterhill School they will learn new skills, but also repeat and refine existing ones to become fully physically literate. Our examination courses are designed to develop student’s independence, develop effective research methods, work to deadlines and gain a real grounding in the theory behind sport. Alongside our curriculum runs an extensive extra-curricular programme that makes links with the local community and offers a range of competitive and non-competitive opportunities. Finally, there is more to Physical Education than just being able to play different sports. Students will learn the fundamental skills that will allow them to be able to contribute fully to not only school, but the wider community and prepare students for their future after Winterhill.
Within the curriculum students will consider the fundamental British Values of democracy, the rule of law through officiating games whilst also developing mutual respect through working with others and tolerance of those with different views and opinions. Students will develop a sense of belonging, how they can contribute to a team, the need for organisation, for punctuality, for reliability and ultimately, they will learn that actions have consequences. These skills will help students move onto their next stage of learning, ensuring they are equipped to be the next leaders in education, sport and have a career in the sports industry.
Intent Key Principles:
● Develop learners' love for physical activity, equipping them with skills to be active for the rest of their lives.
● Inspires all students to participate and succeed in a range of physical activities
● Enable students to be good team workers, problem solvers, possess leadership skills and improve their confidence and resilience through sport.
● Develop student's independence, develop effective research methods, work to deadlines and develop their knowledge of the theory behind sport.
● Promotes awareness of different cultural attitudes towards sport and the ability to work with others from different backgrounds.
● Be equipped for their next stage of learning to be leaders in education, sport and industry.
Key Stage 3 Curriculum Overview
KS4 Sports Science Curriculum Overview
KS4 Sports Studies Curriculum Overview
Year 7
‘Creating a love for Physical Education’
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Invasion Games:
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Football
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Netball
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Handball
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Rugby
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Basketball
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Net Games:
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Badminton
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Tennis
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Fitness
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Gymnastics and Dance
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Striking and Fielding:
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Rounders
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Cricket
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Year 8
‘Developing skills and Embedding Knowledge’
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Invasion Games:
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Football
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Netball
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Handball
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Rugby
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Basketball
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Net Games:
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Badminton
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Tennis
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Fitness
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Gymnastics and Dance
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Striking and Fielding:
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Rounders
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Cricket
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Year 9
‘Broadening Sporting Experiences’
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Invasion Games:
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Football
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Netball
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Handball
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Rugby
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Basketball
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Net Games:
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Badminton
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Tennis
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Fitness
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Team Building
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Striking and Fielding:
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Rounders
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Cricket
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Applying the principles of training: fitness and how it affects skill performance
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Components of fitness applied in sport
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Principles of training in sport
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Organising and planning a fitness training programme
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Evaluate own performance in planning and delivery of a fitness training programme
The body’s response to physical activity and technology
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The cardio-respiratory system and how the use of technology supports different types of sports and their intensities
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The musculo-skeletal system and how the use of technology supports different types of sports and their movements
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Short-term effects of exercise on the cardio-respiratory and musculo-skeletal systems
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Long-term effects of exercise on the cardio-respiratory and musculo-skeletal systems.
Applying the principles of training: fitness and how it affects skill performance
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Components of fitness applied in sport
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Principles of training in sport
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Organising and planning a fitness training programme
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Evaluate own performance in planning and delivery of a fitness training programme
Nutrition and sports performance
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Nutrients needed for a healthy, balanced nutrition plan
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Applying different dietary requirements to varying types of sporting activity.
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Developing a balanced nutrition plan for a selected sporting activity
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How nutritional behaviours can be managed to improve sports performance
Performance & leadership in sporting activities
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Key components of performance
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Applying practice methods to support improvement
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Organising & planning a sports activity session
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Delivering a sports activity session
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Reviewing own performance in planning & delivering a sports activity session
Contemporary issues in sport
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Issues which effect participation in sport
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Role of sport in promoting values
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Implications of hosting a major sporting event
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The role of national governing bodies
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The use of technology in sport
Sport & media
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The different sources of media that cover sport
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Positive effects of the media on sport
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Negative effects of the media on sport