Physical Education PE Department Intent At Lathom, our aims in the PE department are to ensure that at both key stages all students: Develop competence to excel in a broad range of physical activitiesAre physically active for sustained periods of timeEngage in competitive sports and activitiesLead healthy, active lives. The Physical Education Curriculum In both key stages students will be taught a range of activities. In all activities, students will understand what makes a performance effective and how to apply these principles to their own and others’ work. They will develop their confidence and interest to get involved in exercise, sports and activities out of school and in later life, and understand and apply the long-term health benefits of physical activity. The activities undertaken will develop their personal fitness and promote a healthy active lifestyle. In all aspects of teaching across both key stages, learning will be embedded consistently by all teachers using the following pedagogy: Provide clear learning objectives and success criteriaUse activities appropriate for the teaching groupProvide clear instruction for studentsBuild in opportunities for students to respondProvide meaningful feedbackPeriodically check if students have progressed by using appropriate assessment strategies. Key Stage 3 Students build on and embed the physical development and skills learned in Key Stages 1 and 2. They all receive two hours of physical education per week and are taught in mixed ability groups. Progress is tracked and monitored in accordance with agreed procedure. Students develop a range of tactics and strategies to outwit opponents in both team and individual games such as handball, netball, badminton and cricket. They develop their technique and performance in other competitive sports such as athletics and gymnastics. Students perform dances using advanced dance techniques within a range of dance styles. They take part in outdoor and adventurous activities which present both intellectual and physical challenges. Students analyse their performances compared to previous ones and show improvement to achieve their personal best. They are encouraged to take part in competitive sports and activities outside of school through community links or sports clubs. Key Stage 4 Students tackle complex and demanding physical activities. They get involved in a range of activities that develop personal fitness and promote an active, healthy lifestyle. Students are taught to use and develop a variety of tactics and strategies to overcome opponents in team and individual games such as badminton, football, and tennis. They continue to be given the opportunity to regularly take part in competitive sports and activities outside of school through community links or sports clubs. Enrichment Opportunities Athletics Club Rounders ClubDance Club Netball ClubFootball Club Badminton Club Handball Club Trampolining Club Fitness SuiteGCSE Rock Climbing Trip How to Support your Child’s Learning Ensure your child always brings PE kit to lessons. In KS4, support your child with homework. Encourage your child to stay physically active to maintain a good level of fitness. Where to go Anfield Stadium TourNational Football Museum (Manchester)Emirates Old Trafford Cricket GroundHSBC National Cycling Centre Chill FactoreManchester United Museum and Stadium TourManchester City Museum and Stadium TourHaigh Woodland ParkEdge Hill Park Run What to watch Lance – On BBC iplayer, Lance is a fascinating, revealing, comprehensive chronicle of one of the most inspirational – and then infamous – athletes of all time.I am Bolt – On Amazon Prime, Usain Bolt is a globally adored icon. His is a man who defines athletics, transcends sport, and embodies his homeland. He has become a symbol of inspiration for generations now and to come.Jessica Ennis Hill: A coach’s story – On BBC iplayer, it is a documentary going behind the scenes of Jessica Ennis-Hill’s bid to defend her heptathlon title at the Rio 2016 Olympics, seen through the eyes of her coach Toni Minichiello.Cheer – A Netflix series, which follows the ups and downs of Navarro College’s competitive cheer squad as they work to win a coveted national title. What to read Sportopedia – Adam Skinner You are a champion – Marcus Rashford Women in Sport: Fifty Fearless Athletes Who Played to Win – Rachel IgnotofskyUltimate Football Heroes – Tom and Matt Oldfield Online www.brainmac.co.ukwww.nhs.ukwww.bbc.co.uk/bitesizewww.youthsporttrust.orgwww.ocr.org.ukwww.livestrong.comwww.thisgirlcan.co.uk Future Careers Fitness Instructor Professional SportspersonPersonal TrainerPE Teacher Sport ScientistSports Coach Sport Events Manager Outdoor Activities InstructorPlay Therapist Sport PsychologistSport Agent LifeguardLeisure Centre ManagerSport Development Officer Curriculum Overview – KS3 and KS4 PE
