Homewood School 128

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Year 7

 

Band 1

Band 2

Band 3

Band 4

Guidance for students

Term One: Autumn

OAA

Fitness

X Country

 

Inter-team events

OAA

Fitness

X Country

 

Inter-team events

Fitness

OAA

X Country

 

Inter-team events

Fitness

OAA

X Country

 

Inter-team events

Appropriate running trainers for cross country

Bring a towel, spare pair of socks and a carrier bag

 

Term Two: Christmas

Creative Gym

Badminton

Football

Badminton

Football

Handball

Football

Handball

Creative Gym

Handball

Creative Gym

Badminton

Creative Gym – composition, routine development

 

Term Three: Winter

Football

Handball

Netball

Handball

Creative Gym Basketball

Creative Gym

Badminton

Acro Gym

Badminton

Football

Touch Rugby

Acro gym – no trainers required

 

Term Four: Spring 1

Touch Rugby

Acro Gym

Basketball

Netball

Touch Rugby

Acro Gym

Basketball

Netball

Touch Rugby

Acro Gym

Basketball

Netball

Acro gym – no trainers required

 

Term Four: Spring 2

Athletics rotation

Athletics rotation

Athletics rotation

Athletics rotation

Rotation includes javelin, shot putt, high jump, long jump, middle distance and sprint events

Term Five: Summer

Cricket

Rounders/

Softball

Invasion Games

Choices week

Cricket

Rounders/

Softball

Invasion Games

Choices week

Cricket

Invasion Games

Rounders/

softball

Choices week

Cricket

Invasion Games

Rounders/

softball

Choices week

Cricket rotation includes bowling, fielding, batting, game play

Year 8

 

Band 1

Band 2

Band 3

Band 4

Guidance for students

Term One: Autumn

OAA

Fitness

Cross Country

 

Inter-team events

OAA

Fitness

Cross Country

 

Inter-team events

Fitness

OAA

Cross Country

 

Inter-team events

Fitness

OAA

Cross Country

 

Inter-team events

Appropriate running trainers for cross country

Bring a towel, spare pair of socks and a carrier bag

 

Term Two: Christmas

Creative Gym

Badminton

Football

Badminton

Football

Handball

Football

Handball

Creative Gym

Handball

Creative Gym

Badminton

Creative Gym – composition, routine development

 

Term Three: Winter

Football

Handball

Netball

Handball

Creative Gym

Basketball

Creative Gym

Badminton

Acro Gym

Badminton

Football

Touch Rugby

Acro gym – no trainers required

 

Term Four: Spring 1

Touch Rugby

Acro Gym

Basketball

Netball

Touch Rugby

Acro Gym

Basketball

Netball

Touch Rugby

Acro Gym

Basketball

Netball

Acro gym – no trainers required

 

Term Four: Spring 2

Athletics

Athletics

Athletics

Athletics

Rotation includes javelin, shot putt, high jump, long jump, middle distance and sprint events

Term Five: Summer

Cricket

Rounders/Softball

Invasion Games

Choices week

Cricket

Rounders/Softball

Invasion Games

Choices week

Cricket

Invasion Games

Rounders/softball

Choices week

Cricket

Invasion Games

Rounders/softball

Choices week

Cricket rotation includes bowling, fielding, batting, game play

Year 9

Term One: Autumn

BLOCK 1: Introduction to you, your sport and your elite performer

Term Two: Christmas

BLOCK 2: Data Analysis

Term Three: Winter

BLOCK 3: Planning Personal Exercise Programme

Term Four: Spring

BLOCK 4: Performing and Monitoring PEP

Term Five: Summer

BLOCK 5 Part 1: Perform and Monitor PEP, Part 2: Reflect and Evaluate PEP

Year 9 Core

This is an example of how the curriculum would be delivered to one group. There are 4 groups at once and they will experience all these activities but perhaps not at these times.

Term One: Autumn

Fitness, Cross Country

Term Two: Christmas

Basketball, Handball

Term Three: Winter

Badminton, Table Tennis

Term Four: Spring

Netball, Football

Term Five: Summer

Athletics, Cricket, Rounders, Softball

Year 10: GCSE

 

Theory: 2 lessons

Practical: 1 lesson

Term One: Autumn

Physical Training (Components of Fitness, Fitness Testing, Principles of Training, Training Methods,  Injury, PEDs).

Handball

Term Two: Christmas

Physical Training (Components of Fitness, Fitness Testing, Principles of Training, Training Methods,  Injury, PEDs).

Fitness/PEP

Term Three: Winter

Coursework: Personal Exercise Programme (Plan, Perform and Evaluate a PEP).

 

Fitness/PEP

Term Four: Spring

Health, Fitness & Well-Being (Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition)

 

Athletics

Term Five: Summer

Socio-Cultural Differences (Engagement Patterns, Commercialisation, Ethics and Deviance).

Athletics

Year 10: BTEC

 

Theory: 2 lessons

Practical: 1 lesson

Term One: Autumn

Unit 1: Fitness for Sport and Exercise ● practical and vocational skills

Fitness

Term Two: Christmas

Unit 1: Fitness for Sport and Exercise ● practical and vocational skills

Fitness

Term Three: Winter

Unit 1: Fitness for Sport and Exercise ● practical and vocational skills

Unit 3: Applying the Principles of Personal Training.

FItness

Term Four: Spring

Unit 3: Applying the Principles of Personal Training.

PEP

Term Five: Summer

Unit 3: Applying the Principles of Personal Training.

PEP

Year 11 GCSE

 

Theory: 2 lessons

Practical: 1 lesson

Term One: Autumn

Applied Anatomy and Physiology (Musculoskeletal System, Cardiorespiratory system, Anaerobic and Aerobic exercise, Short and Long term effects of exercise).

Handball

Term Two: Christmas

Applied Anatomy and Physiology (Musculoskeletal System, Cardiorespiratory system, Anaerobic and Aerobic exercise, Short and Long term effects of exercise).

Handball

Term Three: Winter

Movement Analysis (Levers, Planes and Axes)

 

Term Four: Spring

Sport Psychology (Skill, practice, goal setting, feedback, guidance)

 

Term Five: Summer

 

 

Year 11: BTEC

 

Theory: 2 lessons

Practical: 1 lesson

Term One: Autumn

Unit 2: Practical Performance in Sport ● synoptic knowledge, understanding and practical vocational skills

Table Tennis

Handball

 

Term Two: Christmas

Unit 2: Practical Performance in Sport ● synoptic knowledge, understanding and practical vocational skills

Table Tennis

Handball

Term Three: Winter

Unit 2: Practical Performance in Sport ● synoptic knowledge, understanding and practical vocational skills

Unit 5: The Sports Performer in Action understanding of the short-term responses and long-term adaptations of the body systems to exercise

Table Tennis

Handball

Term Four: Spring

Unit 5: The Sports Performer in Action understanding of the short-term responses and long-term adaptations of the body systems to exercise

 

Term Five: Summer

Unit 5: The Sports Performer in Action understanding of the short-term responses and long-term adaptations of the body systems to exercise

 

Key Stage Four: Core PE

This is an example of how the curriculum would be delivered to one group. There are 4 groups on at once and they will experience all these activities but perhaps not at the these times.

 

Year 10

Year 11

Term One: Autumn

Fitness, Cross Country

Invasion Games

Term Two: Christmas

Basketball, Handball

Badminton, Table Tennis

Term Three: Winter

Badminton, Table Tennis

Fitness Suite - Personal Fitness

Term Four: Spring

Football

Games/Outdoor Fitness

Term Five: Summer

Athletics, Cricket, Rounders, Softball

Recreational activities encouraging Healthy Lifestyle Choices

Key Stage Five: A Level

A Level

 

Year 12

Year 13

Term One: Autumn

Exam content:

Skill Acquisition

  • Coach and Performer
  • Classification of skill
  • Transfer of skill
  • Theories of learning

Exercise Physiology

  • Diet and Nutrition
  • Preparation and Training Methods

Coursework:

Analysis of Performance: Physiological

Exam content:

Sport Psychology

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  • Motivation/Goal Setting
  • Social Facilitation

Coursework:

Performance Development Programme (PDP) Plan/Analysis

Term Two: Christmas

Exam content:

Skill Acquisition

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  • Memory Models

Exercise Physiology

  • Preparation and Training Methods
  • Injury Prevention and Rehab
  • Linear/Angular Motion

Coursework:

Analysis of Performance: Physiological

Exam content:

Sport Psychology

  • Attribution Theory
  • Confidence/Self Efficacy
  • Group Dynamics
  •  

Sport and Society Revisit

Coursework:

Performance Development Programme (PDP) Perform/Monitor

 

Term Three: Winter

Exam content:

Applied Anatomy and Physiology

  • Musculoskeletal System
  • Cardiorespiratory System

Exercise Physiology (Completion)

  • Projectile Motion
  • Fluid Mechanics

Sport and Society

  • Emergence and Development of Modern Day Sport

Coursework:

Analysis of Performance: Technical or Tactical

Exam content:

Anat and Physiology Revisit

Exercise Physiology Revist

Coursework:

Performance Development Programme (PDP) Evaluate

 

 

Term Four: Spring

Exam content:

Applied Anatomy and Physiology

  • Cardiovascular System
  • Neuromuscular System

Sport and Society

  • Emergence and Development of Modern Day Sport
  • Globalisation of Sport
  • Commercialisation of Sport

Coursework:

Analysis of Performance: Technical or Tactical

Exam content:

Skill Acquisition Revisit

Sport Psychology Revisit

Coursework:

Performance Development Programme (PDP) Evaluate

Practical: Practical Portfolio due in

 

Term Five: Summer

Exam content:

Applied Anatomy and Physiology

  • Energy Systems
  • Fatigue and Recovery

Sport and Society

  • Ethics and Deviance
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  • Talent ID
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Coursework:

Both aspects completed and handed in

Focused Revision

Key Stage Five: BTEC Level 3

 

Year 12

Year 13

Term One: Autumn

Professional Development: Careers in Sport (Internal Assignment)

Anatomy and Physiology

(External Exam)

Term Two: Christmas

Professional Development: Applying for a job in the Sports Industry (Internal Assignment)

Anatomy and Physiology

(External Exam)

Term Three: Winter

Professional Development

(Internal Assignment)

Health, Fitness and Well Being (Controlled Assessment)

Application of Fitness Testing

(Internal Assignment)

Term Four: Spring

Health, Fitness and Well Being

(Controlled Assessment)

Application of Fitness Testing

(Internal Assignment)

Term Five: Summer

Health, Fitness and Well Being

(Controlled Assessment)

Potential Resits for Controlled Assessment and External Exam