PHYSICAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM
Intent
As a result of the positive experiences, confidence, skills and knowledge gained in PE, New Forest School students leave Year 11 inspired and engaged to continue to have lifelong participation in physical activity.
Teachers in New Forest School PE department ensure this happens by creating an environment and culture where students embed the T.R.E.D.S values (Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline and Sportsmanship) into everything they do.
Curriculum Time
Key Stage 3: Students receive a double lesson of Physical Education per week.
Key Stage 4: Depending on options and students need, Physical Education is available as a double lesson for Key Stage 4 students.
Curriculum Content
Qualifications
Depending on ability, students have the opportunity to undertake the following, nationally recognised, qualifications:
AQA Unit Awards: Level 1 – Level 3
NCFE: VCERT in Health & Fitness Level 1 & Level 2
OCR Cambridge: Nationals Level 2
Resources
Students have access to the following and facilities resources to support their learning:
On-Site Mulit-Sport Playground: A multi activity outdoor centre offering land and water activities which our teachers can deliver.
Leisure Centre: The bulk of our Physical Education lessons are delivered at the local sports centre which boast a range of PE facilities: courts; sports hall, multi-gym, swimming pool.
The New Forest: On our door step the forest is occasionally used for PE lessons..
Career Opportunities
PE is a great subject to study if you want a career in a sports related field. This could be anything from a sports coach to a physiotherapist to a personal trainer.
Science subjects fit well with PE, particularly if you are interested in studying sports science or psychology in the future.