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Physical Education
More than Sport: Building teamwork, resilience and confidence
Physcial Education inspires life-long enjoyment and understanding of a range of sporting physical activities developing well-being, independence, confidence and collaborative skills.
At Wolfreton, our PE program aims to get students excited about being active and help them understand how sports and movement contribute to a healthy life and society. Through fun activities and challenges, students learn to plan tactics, analyse their performance, and appreciate the different components of fitness, teamwork, and performance.
A key focus of our core PE program at KS3 is the development of students' technical and tactical performance and understanding. This means we go beyond simply playing games. We break down the fundamental skills of each sport, ensuring students master techniques like passing, shooting, and defending. We also emphasise tactical awareness, teaching students how to read the game, anticipate opponents' moves, and make effective decisions under pressure. This involves understanding formations, implementing game plans, and adapting strategies based on the situation. Students learn to analyse their own and others' performance, identifying strengths and weaknesses to improve their overall gameplay. Through drills, practices, and game-like scenarios, they develop the ability to apply these technical and tactical skills effectively. We concentrate on both practical skills and the ability to think critically about sports.
PE also helps students grow as individuals. We encourage teamwork, critical thinking, and respect for different abilities. This helps them understand health, fitness, and how people interact through sports. It also promotes values like fair play and resilience, preparing them to be active and responsible citizens.
KS3 and KS4 Core PE
| Girls PE | Boys PE | ||||
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| Games Lesson | PE Lesson | Games Lesson | PE Lesson | ||
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Term 1 (Switch at half-term)
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Group 1 |
Hockey |
Dance |
KS3 Rugby KS4 Football |
KS3 Badminton KS4 Fitness |
| Group 2 | Netball | Badminton |
KS3 Football KS4 Rugby/Hockey |
Gymnastics | |
| Term 2 | Group 1 | Football |
KS3 Gymnastics KS4 Fitness |
Basketball | |
| Group 2 | Netball | Team Games |
KS3 Rugby KS4 Football |
Team Games KS4 Badminton |
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| Term 3 | Group 1 | Fielding and Striking | Athletics | Fielding and Striking |
Athletics
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| Group 2 |
Tennis |
Tennis
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*KS3 Boys Dance is covered in a Country Dancing block at Christmas * Year 11's have the opportunity to opt for which activity they would like to do during their core PE lesson - Football, badminton, volleyball, dodgeball, dance and fitness in the gym |
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GCSE PE
(OCR)
| Year | Autumn Term | Spring Term | Summer Term |
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10 |
Paper 1: Physical factors affecting performance -Skeletal system structure -Muscular system -Movement analysis -Applying the principles of training |
Paper 1: Physical factors affecting performance - The cardiovascular and respiratory systems - Effects of exercise on body systems Practical: Netball, football |
Paper 2: Sports Psychology Introduction of Coursework: Analysis and evaluation of performance Practical: Athletics |
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11 |
Paper 2: Socio-Cultural Influences Coursework continued |
Paper 2: Health, fitness and well-being Revision for Paper 1 and Paper 2 |
Revision for Paper 1 and Paper 2 |
Extracurricular
Beyond the Bell: Unleashing Sporting Potential at Wolfreton
At Wolfreton, we believe that the sporting journey extends far beyond the regular PE curriculum. We're passionate about providing our students with a rich and diverse range of extracurricular sporting opportunities, designed to ignite passions, build skills, and foster a lifelong love of physical activity.
Our extensive extracurricular program offers something for everyone, regardless of ability or experience. From the competitive thrill of team sports like football, netball, rugby, and cricket, to the individual challenge of athletics, badminton, and tennis, students can explore their sporting interests in a supportive and encouraging environment.
More than just games: Our extracurricular sports sessions are led by dedicated and experienced staff who are committed to developing both technical proficiency and tactical awareness. We go beyond simply playing; we focus on refining skills, building strategic understanding, and fostering teamwork. Students have the opportunity to:
- Develop advanced skills: Hone their techniques and master the intricacies of their chosen sport.
- Experience competitive play: Represent the school in local, regional and national competitions, fostering a sense of pride and achievement.
- Build lasting friendships: Connect with like-minded individuals and create strong bonds through shared sporting experiences.
- Enhance personal development: Cultivate valuable life skills such as resilience, discipline, and leadership.
A pathway to excellence: For those with a competitive edge, our program provides a pathway to excellence, with opportunities to progress to higher levels of competition. We actively support students in pursuing their sporting dreams, whether it's representing the school, the county, or beyond.
Inclusive and accessible: We're committed to ensuring that our extracurricular sports program is inclusive and accessible to all. We offer a variety of sessions catering to different abilities and interests, creating a welcoming and supportive environment where everyone can thrive.
Join the Wolfreton sporting community! Discover the joy of sport, challenge yourself, and be part of a vibrant and passionate community. Explore our extracurricular timetable and discover the wealth of opportunities available. We encourage all students to step outside their comfort zone, embrace the challenge, and unlock their sporting potential at Wolfreton.
Sixith Form
Wolfreton is part of The Consortium Sixth Form College and all sixth form course information can be found on its website.