WHAT YOU WILL BE TAUGHT: Applied anatomy and physiology and exercise physiology - Cardio-respiratory system - Cardiovascular system - Respiratory system - Neuromuscular system - Muscular-skeletal system - Energy systems - Diet and nutrition - Preparation and training methods - Injury prevention and rehabilitation of injury Skill Acquisition - Skill, skill continuums, and transfer of skills - Impact of skill classification - Principles of learning theories - Guidance and feedback - Memory Models Sport, society and the role of technology in physical activity and sport - Emergence of globalization in sport in the 21st century - The impact of sport on society and society on sport - Concepts of physical activity - Development of elite performers - Ethics, violence and drugs in sport - Sport and the law - Impact of commercialization - Role of technology in physical activity and sport Biomechanical movement - Biomechanical principles - Levers - Linear, angular, and projectile motion - Fluid mechanics Sport psychology - Psychological factors that can influence an individual - Attribution theories - Leadership, confidence, and stress management
6.5 Average Points Score across all GCSEs (minimum 8 GCSE qualifications). Grade 5 in GCSE Maths and English Language. Subject Entry Criteria: Grade 7 in GCSE Physical Education (or GCSE Biology/Combined Science if not studied)
PAPER 1: Written examination (2 hours)—35% of the A level grade -Questions will be on applied anatomy and physiology, skill acquisition, and sport and society. PAPER 2: Written examination (2 hours)—35% of the A level grade -Questions will be on exercise physiology and biomechanics, sport psychology, sport and society, and technology in sport. NON_EXAM ASSESSMENT: Practical assessment in 1 sport plus a written analysis of performance— 30% of A level grade. -Consists of an internal practical assessment in 1 sport plus a written analysis of performance. This will be externally moderated by the exam board.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Newham |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Roman Road, London, E6 3SQ |
WHAT YOU WILL BE TAUGHT: Applied anatomy and physiology and exercise physiology - Cardio-respiratory system - Cardiovascular system - Respiratory system - Neuromuscular system - Muscular-skeletal system - Energy systems - Diet and nutrition - Preparation and training methods - Injury prevention and rehabilitation of injury Skill Acquisition - Skill, skill continuums, and transfer of skills - Impact of skill classification - Principles of learning theories - Guidance and feedback - Memory Models Sport, society and the role of technology in physical activity and sport - Emergence of globalization in sport in the 21st century - The impact of sport on society and society on sport - Concepts of physical activity - Development of elite performers - Ethics, violence and drugs in sport - Sport and the law - Impact of commercialization - Role of technology in physical activity and sport Biomechanical movement - Biomechanical principles - Levers - Linear, angular, and projectile motion - Fluid mechanics Sport psychology - Psychological factors that can influence an individual - Attribution theories - Leadership, confidence, and stress management
6.5 Average Points Score across all GCSEs (minimum 8 GCSE qualifications). Grade 5 in GCSE Maths and English Language. Subject Entry Criteria: Grade 7 in GCSE Physical Education (or GCSE Biology/Combined Science if not studied)
PAPER 1: Written examination (2 hours)—35% of the A level grade -Questions will be on applied anatomy and physiology, skill acquisition, and sport and society. PAPER 2: Written examination (2 hours)—35% of the A level grade -Questions will be on exercise physiology and biomechanics, sport psychology, sport and society, and technology in sport. NON_EXAM ASSESSMENT: Practical assessment in 1 sport plus a written analysis of performance— 30% of A level grade. -Consists of an internal practical assessment in 1 sport plus a written analysis of performance. This will be externally moderated by the exam board.
