Through the process of health promotion, students can become stronger as individuals. They are encouraged to work with others to improve their social, emotional, and physical environment.

Students’ involvement in health promotion fosters their resilience by developing in them:

  • a sense of shared responsibility
  • a sense of connectedness and belonging
  • a sense of self-efficacy (the feeling that they are capable of succeeding in a learning task)
  • a belief that they can make a difference and bring about change

Click here for 5 Year Core PE Curriculum Plan

KS3
Knowledge Organisers
Athletics
Cricket
Football
Netball
Table Tennis

KS4 Core PE
Knowledge Organisers
Athletics
Cricket
Football
HRF
Netball
Table Tennis

GCSE PE and Sports Science

GCSE PE Curriculum Map – 2 Year KS4

Sports Science Curriculum Map – 1 Year KS4

Knowledge Organisers
Component 1
Aerobic & Anaerobic
Cardiovascular System
Health, Fitness & Components
Long Term Effects of Exercise
Movement Analysis
Muscular System
Optimising Training & Injury Prevention
Performance Enhancing Drugs
Principles & Methods of Training
Respiratory System
Skeletal System
Warm Ups & Cool Downs

Component 2
Classification of Skills
Commercialisation, Media & Sport
Consequences of a Sedentary Lifestyle
Energy Use, Diet, Nutrition & Hydration
Engagement Patterns of Different Social Groups
Ethical & Socio-Cultural Issues
Feedback
Goal Setting & SMART
Guidance
Mental Rehearsal
Physical, Emotional & Social Health, Fitness & Well-Being
Practice Structures
Use of Data

 

Contact:
Mr. D Campbell
dcampbell@shuttleworth.lancs.sch.uk

“PE should be at the core of any curriculum because it’s about critical thinking and collaboration, it’s about personal, mental, physical and social well-being and it’s about our pursuit of excellence both personally and professionally.”

Andy Vasily

“I enjoy PE because of the wide range of sports we can do. There’s also many extra-curricular clubs. I chose GCSE PE because I wanted to learn more about the body and how exercise can help.”

Year 11 Student